SUBJECT GUIDE Heat Treating
Heat Treating Overview Heat treating, as the name implies, is a series of treatments in which heat is used to alter the properties of a metal or alloy. Because time at temperature is also important, heat treatment can be further defined as a series of time-temperature treat-ments. Heat treatments are used for a variety of purposes, the
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