Part Hardenability and Impact Factors
Hardening and then tempering undoubtedly give a steel part the best combination of strength and toughness. The depth at which a metal alloy can be…
How to Choose the Right Induction Heat Treating Company
We’ve created this complimentary guide to help decision makers select the right industrial induction heating providers. Take an objective look at heat treatment criteria and…
Induction Hardening for Maximum Surface Hardness
To achieve the hardness specified for your part with induction heat treatment, the right steel grade must be selected. The greatest hardness range directly correlates…
Induction Heat Treating FAQ
What services do you provide? Our main services are induction hardening, induction annealing, induction tempering, induction brazing and furnace tempering. We also provide stress relieving,…
Induction Heating . . . And Other Services
Induction Hardening At Zion Industries, the most common heat-treating service that we provide is Induction Hardening. But many of our projects also involve other processes…
Induction Heat Treating Is Mission Critical
At Zion Industries we hear this phrase quite often, and we understand that all customers parts are “mission critical”, but every once in while the…
Success Stories: Backup Supplier
At Zion Industries we work with our customers on many different levels. We supply regular production to many of our customers as well as prototype…
Induction Hardening? Consider Depth Variables
This is a question that is often asked of Zion Industries. Often times as a customer is reviewing a drawing, there may be incomplete or…
Hardness Testing
This is an attempt to briefly explain the mechanics of how a hardness tester works. Hardness testing can be done with many different tools. There…
Total Case Depth with Induction Hardening – One Way We Measure
It is important when discussing how we measure total case depth to first state that the only way that we (Zion) heat parts to austenitizing…