HEAT TREATABLE STEELS

This material group stands for breaking strength, service life and wear resistance. Due to these properties, quenched and tempered steel is always used where high strength, yield strength and high toughness are required for highly stressed machine parts. C 22 E, C35 E, C 45 E/➔ according to DIN EN 10132 - 3 Depending on the customer's requirements, we supply treatment states from soft annealed to high cold solidified.

Our Heat Treating Suppliers are certified by Aeronautical and Automotive Industries. Annealing Normalizing Stress Relieving Quenching and Tempering Vacuum Hardening Homogenization Decarburization Nitriding Carburization Case Hardening and more

Emsil Group is capable of manufacturing complex products based on our Customer's drawings and specifications. Over the years we have expanded our capacities and capabilities into manufacturing most if not all process steps. Today, these capabilities allow us to manufacture turnkey projects at our 3 production sites and also provide additional services through our extensive network of collaborators. ​The industries in which we are active are: vacuum, energy, oil & gas, naval, aerospace and metallurgy. ​Types of products we manufacture Glass coaters and packaging machines in the vacuum industry Baseplates and chassis for the oil & gas and energy industries Winches and crane components for the naval industry Pressure vessels from carbon steel and stainless steel PROJECT MANAGEMENT DESIGN & ENGINEERING CUTTING ASSEMBLING & WELDING PRESS BREAKS FOR BENDING ROLLING MACHINING HEAT TREATMENT SURFACE TREATMENT FINAL ASSEMBLY & AUTOMATION CUSTOM PACKAGING & DISPATCH

The 100 Cr6 steel rings manufactured by WIB are stabilized after hardening by annealing. As a result of this treatment, they can be used at temperatures of up to 150°C. They have a hardness of 60 to 64 HRC For applications operating at high temperatures or in order to reduce their sensitivity to shock loads, it is necessary to stabilize the rings at higher temperatures after hardening. It should be noted that such a stabilization will slightly reduce the hardness of the rings.