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10 years 10 months ago #2700 by Mr Afshin Pourvali
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Dear friends
I am R&D manager of ALFA factory.
We produce spring wire.
We have induction furnace for heat treatment.
My question is : If i have variation Hardness in spring wire, what happens may accrue in spring?

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10 years 10 months ago - 10 years 8 months ago #2701 by Eduardo Anaya
Replied by Eduardo Anaya on topic Re: Hardness Variation
With the information sent, it is hard to know the problem. Of course it is a priority to be sure that the springs get uniform heat in the induction furnace and also uniform cooling after heating. If not, that can be the reason for non-uniform hardness.

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