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    Heat Treatment to Form Martensite (Quenching) Consists of two steps: 1. Austenitizing – heating the steel to a sufficiently high temperature for a long Carbonitriding Lowcarbon steel C and N Heat steel at 700-800 °C (1300-1600 Surface hardness 55 to 62 HRC. Bolts, nuts, gears °F) in an atmosphere
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