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Quenching Oil
Quenching oil is a mineral oil-based liquid medium with strong cooling performance and excellent oxidation stability, suitable for small parts that require rapid cooling and are sensitive to deformation.
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KR498
Quenching deformation is one of the three primary challenges in heat treatment quality control. KR498 Isothermal Graded Quenching Oil effectively reduces quenching deformation in thin-walled, complex-shaped workpieces such as automotive gears, motorcycle gears, clutch plates, and bearing rings. This results in improved product precision, reduced machining allowance, and significantly lower production costs.
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KR4188
Quenching deformation is one of the three primary challenges in heat treatment quality control. KR4188 Isothermal Graded Quenching Oil effectively reduces quenching deformation in thin-walled, complex-shaped workpieces such as automotive gears, motorcycle gears, clutch plates, and bearing rings. This results in improved product precision, reduced machining allowance, and significantly lower production costs.
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KR098
Insufficient hardness in high-chromium steel balls is a common issue with air quenching. Increasing alloy content raises production costs and often has limited effectiveness. In response, many wear-resistant manufacturers are considering quenching oil instead. KR098 Quenching Oil, specifically tailored for the steel ball industry, significantly enhances the quenching hardness of high-chromium steel balls. It addresses issues such as inadequate hardness and poor impact toughness associated with air quenching, while also reducing production costs and enhancing market competitiveness for enterprises.
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KR535
For parts requiring high surface brightness and uniform hardness, using KR535 Tempering Oil instead of a conventional air furnace yields superior results. This specialized oil ensures enhanced surface quality and consistent hardness throughout the workpiece, meeting stringent quality demands.
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