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Advanced Technical Products Supply Co.

6186 Centre Park Drive
West Chester, Ohio 45069


Phone: (513) 851-6858 Fax: (513) 851-6824 Email: atp@advancedtechnicalprod.com

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Advanced Technical Products Supply Co.

6186 Centre Park Drive
West Chester, Ohio 45069


Phone: (513) 851-6858 Fax: (513) 851-6824 Email: atp@advancedtechnicalprod.com

Request a Quote

Interested in our specially formulated, cost effective, and superior performance coatings? Request A Quote Today

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Working Hours

  • Monday: 8am to 5pm
  • Tuesday: 8am to 5pm
  • Wednesday: 8am to 5pm
  • Thursday: 8am to 5pm
  • Friday: 8am to 5pm
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday:Closed

What Is Heat-Treating and How Does It Work?

By advanced_twp In Industry News

09

Oct
2025

According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica in their entry titled “heat-treating,” the process of altering material properties through controlled heating and cooling is a cornerstone of modern metallurgy. This method is essential for hardening, softening, or modifying metals and glass based on the crystal structure of materials at varying temperatures. 

Heat-treating’s effectiveness lies in precise control over heating and cooling rates. For example, quenching involves rapidly cooling steel in water, oil, or salt brine after high-temperature exposure. This locks carbon atoms into the lattice structure, creating a harder material and improving wear resistance—ideal for tools and high-impact components.

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