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Detroit Flame Hardening -
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The most effective and economical utilization of the flame hardening process results when experience, equipment and know-how are combined.
We welcome opportunities to discuss specific problems; fax or mail your blueprints or ask our engineers to visit your facility.
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Machine bases with flame hardened, integrally cast ways eliminate costly fitting of separate inserts. Bases are rough machined, flame hardened, and finish ground. Result - Lower costs plus field proven life. |
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CAMS - O.D., I.D. or Barrel. Finish machine and flame harden. Eliminate costly die steels. High hardness where you want it. |
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Conveyor sprockets of any size illustrate the use of flame hardening combined with the latest fabrication methods and materials. |
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Costs of Crane Wheels can be reduced by completely finishing before flame hardening. They can be made of cast iron, ductile iron or rolled steel. |
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Rope Drums for Cranes - either cast or fabricated - an ideal flame hardening application. |
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Sugar Mill Rolls and Journals - extended life without slippage when flame hardened. |
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Sheave Wheels for power shovels required groove protection only - flame hardening is the last operation and is both economical and fast. |
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Many and various surfaces can be flame hardened on the same object. |
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