Nitriding Steels

Nitriding steels generally contain alloying elements such as Al, Cr, Mo and V. During the heat treatment stage, the hardness of the material is increased from the surface to a certain depth. Nitriding at lower temperatures than cementation can also increase a component's corrosion resistance. Nitriding steels are generally preferred in parts that require high wear resistance, high fatigue strength and high corrosion resistance.

Quality	Wnr.
16NiCrMo12-6	1.6782	Information Page
21CrMoV5-7	1.7709	Information Page
30NiCrMo12		Information Page
32CrMoV13		Information Page
35NiCrMo16	1.2766	Information Page
40CrMoV4-7	1.7711	Information Page
40NiCrMo7		Information Page
32CrAlMo7-10	1.8505	Information Page
34CrAlMo5-10	1.8507	Information Page
41CrAlMo7-10	1.8509	Information Page
31CrMo12	1.8515	Information Page
24CrMo13-6	1.8516	Information Page
31CrMoV9	1.8519	Information Page
33CrMoV12-9	1.8522	Information Page
34CrAlNi7-10	1.8550	Information Page
40CrMoV13-9	1.8523	Information Page

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