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Heatbath/Park Wire Annealing Quenching and Tempering Salt
| Category | Ceramic , Fluid , Quenchant |
| Manufacturer | Heatbath Corporation - Park Metallurgical |
| Trade Name | |
| Port | Shanghai port,China |
| Trade Terms | FOB, CFR, CIF |
| Payment Terms | L/C, T/T, Western Union |
| Download PDF | Heatbath/Park Wire Annealing Quenching and Tempering Salt.pdf  |
| Price | EMAIL US sales@lookpolymers.com |
Material Notes:
Chloride and carbonate mixture recommended. For annealing nonferrous materials or for heat treating steel where slight decarburization is not desirable. Wire Annealing Salt is extremely fluid, completely water-soluble, neither hygroscopic nor corrosive, but tends to decarburize steel parts at temperatures above 1300°F. Formulated per MIL-S-10699-B, Class 3.Information provided by Heatbath Corporation - Park Metallurgical.
| Thermal Properties | Metric | English | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Melting Point | 566 °C | 1050 °F | |
| Maximum Service Temperature, Air | 927 °C | 1700 °F | Upper limit of working range |
| Minimum Service Temperature, Air | 593 °C | 1100 °F | Lower limit of working range |
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