Article | REF: M1137 V3

Tool steel treatment selection guide

Author: Robert LÉVÊQUE

Publication date: September 10, 2013

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5. Analysis of surface treatment incidents

The improvements brought about by surface treatments and coatings depend to a large extent on their quality. The inspection of coatings and surface treatments is one of the quality assurance actions that take place at the final stage of tool development: it sanctions compliance with a specification and the product's suitability to fulfil a function. As a reminder, the various functions that can be fulfilled, depending on the choice of reinforcement processes used for the tool, are as follows:

  • resistance to mechanical or thermomechanical stress cycling;

  • friction and wear resistance ;

  • impact resistance ;

  • resistance to liquid corrosion and gas oxidation.

The characterization methods available are many and varied,...

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