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    Case-Hardening Steel - Wear-Resistant and Tough - Thyssenkrupp Steel

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    1) The document discusses carbon steel grades for case hardening. Carbon steel grades have a carbon content typically between 0.15-0.5% carbon. 2) The case hardening process involves diffusing carbon into the surface layer of the steel to obtain a hard surface layer while keeping the core relatively soft. This gives the steel high wear resistance without making the core brittle. 3) Typical applications of case hardened carbon steels include gears, shafts, and other parts requiring high surface hardness with tough interiors.

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    1) The document discusses carbon steel grades for case hardening. Carbon steel grades have a carbon content typically between 0.15-0.5% carbon. 2) The case hardening process involves diffusing carbon into the surface layer of the steel to obtain a hard surface layer while keeping the core relatively soft. This gives the steel high wear resistance without making the core brittle. 3) Typical applications of case hardened carbon steels include gears, shafts, and other parts requiring high surface hardness with tough interiors.

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    1) The document discusses carbon steel grades for case hardening. Carbon steel grades have a carbon content typically between 0.15-0.5% carbon. 2) The case hardening process involves diffusing carbon into the surface layer of the steel to obtain a hard surface layer while keeping the core relatively soft. This gives the steel high wear resistance without making the core brittle. 3) Typical applications of case hardened carbon steels include gears, shafts, and other parts requiring high surface hardness with tough interiors.

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    1) The document discusses carbon steel grades for case hardening. Carbon steel grades have a carbon content typically between 0.15-0.5% carbon. 2) The case hardening process involves diffusing carbon into the surface layer of the steel to obtain a hard surface layer while keeping the core relatively soft. This gives the steel high wear resistance without making the core brittle. 3) Typical applications of case hardened carbon steels include gears, shafts, and other parts requiring high surface hardness with tough interiors.

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