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It cannot be more strongly emphasized that when using any heat-treatment salts (low-temperature or high-temperature salts) the utmost of care be taken.

We continue our discussion from part 1.

One of the most expensive categories of uncontrolled costs is that of training for heat treatment. However, training is absolutely necessary if we are to protect employees, management and the cost of insurance.

The problem of retained austenite is twofold.

Quenching is perhaps the area in a heat-treat operation where the problem of distortion will occur.

This time, we conclude our three-part induction discussion.

The principles of heat treatment apply with induction procedures.

There are not always classes on heat treatment/metallurgy at the local vocational/technical schools, so there are only two choices...

If we are practicing a science (and I think that most of us believe that we are), we need to educate ourselves in the world of metallurgy. Does one require a degree to be a heat treater?