1. Surface performance enhancement: Hard and wear-resistant, tough and fatigue-resistanthigh-frequency quenching utilizes electromagnetic induction to heat the piston rod surface to the quenching temperature (approximately 1,000–1,020°c) in an extremely short time (typically seconds to tens of seconds), followed by rapid cooling (e.g., compressed air spraying or water cooling). This forms a quenched layer with a …
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