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Atmospheric carburising

Atmospheric carburising

Bodycote Varmebehandling A/SIndustribuen 16–18, DK-5592 EjbyServes Denmark and northern Europe

Carbon-diffusion case hardening for suitable steel components.

Atmospheric carburising: Typical carburising temperature
880–980 °C; group process guidance, not a local furnace limit
Atmospheric carburising: Typical material examples
16MnCr5, 18CrMo4 and 20NiCrMo2-2 in the group guide; not an Ejby qualified grade list
Atmospheric carburising: Danish brochure case-depth guidance
Up to 3.5 mm typical case depths in the older Danish brochure; not a current local capacity guarantee
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Industribuen 16–18, DK-5592 EjbyBodycote Varmebehandling A/S provides commercial heat treatment from Ejby on Funen for customers across Denmark and northern Europe. The facility offers atmospheric carburising, carbonitriding, gas nitriding, neutral and induction hardening, vacuum hardening, annealing, stress relieving and cryogenic treatment, with blasting, cleaning, degreasing and straightening support. The Ejby facility holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 50001 certifications. The Danish service network also offers metallurgical advice, laboratory examinations and collection and return of heat-treatment orders. These support arrangements are described in an older Danish brochure, which does not establish current laboratory allocation or transport schedules.
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Carbon enrichment followed by quenching and tempering gives low-carbon steel components a wear-resistant case and a tougher core. Typical applications include gears, shafts and worms. Masking allows selected areas to remain unhardened. Process temperatures and material examples below are general guidance, not an Ejby furnace capacity or a qualified grade list.

Service details

Atmospheric carburising: Typical carburising temperature
880–980 °C; group process guidance, not a local furnace limit
Atmospheric carburising: Typical material examples
16MnCr5, 18CrMo4 and 20NiCrMo2-2 in the group guide; not an Ejby qualified grade list
Atmospheric carburising: Danish brochure case-depth guidance
Up to 3.5 mm typical case depths in the older Danish brochure; not a current local capacity guarantee