Subject: Difference in Nickasil and Nitride
From: Paul
Date: 6/22/2000, 9:13 AM

Archie wrote:

Jeff Spitzer wrote:
Nitride is a process of hardening ferrous materials where the part is
heated in the presence of a gas that permiates and hardens the surface
of
the material.  I forget the composition of the gas.

Used to be cyanide, but for obvious reasons,
is no longer used in this country.
Archie


 
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