Normalization Process

    Normalizing heat treatment helps to remove impurities and improve ductility and toughness. During the normalizing process, material is heated to between 750-980 °C (1320-1796 °F). The exact heat applied for treatment will vary and is determined based on the amount of carbon content in the metal. Normalizing is a high-temperature austenitizing heating cycle followed by cooling in still or agitated air that is performed for a variety of reasons but primarily is performed to homogenize the microstructure and remove any segregation or non-uniformities that may exist at the microscopic level

Purpose of the Normalization Process

    - Grain-structure refinement

    - Uniformity of non-uniform structures

    - Relieves residual stress

    - Improve the mechanical properties of steel

    - Improve machinability

Machine Specification

Type       : PIT Type

Temperature    : 0 °C ~ 1.000 °C

Capacity       : 1.000 Kg / LOT

Heating Method   : Electricity

Cooling Method   : By Still air or slightly agitated air