Heat Treatment
Heat treatment is one of the most important processes used to improve the mechanical properties, structure, and performance of metals before they are used for machining, fabrication, or industrial applications. At our company, we offer professional annealing and normalising services across India, helping industries achieve the required hardness, ductility, toughness, and grain structure in their components.
Our heat treatment operations are carried out using controlled furnaces, calibrated temperature monitoring systems, and precise heating–cooling cycles. Whether it’s for steel plates, pipes, forgings, cast parts, or machined components, annealing and normalising help remove internal stresses, improve machinability, and enhance long-term durability. We offer services for both small components and large industrial batches, depending on your project needs.
Why Our Heat Treatment Services Are Trusted Nationwide
Our expertise in heat treatment comes from our understanding of metallurgy combined with years of practical experience across different industries. We know that each material reacts differently to heat, and achieving the right microstructure requires accurate temperature control and soaking time.
Industries such as automotive, heavy engineering, fabrication workshops, oil & gas, machinery manufacturing, tool rooms, and casting units rely on us to deliver consistent and reliable results. Whether you need to soften a hard material (annealing) or refine its grain structure (normalising), our processes help ensure the component performs well during machining, welding, and final assembly.
Materials We Work With
We provide annealing and normalising services for a wide range of metal grades used across Indian industries, including:
Stainless Steel
Alloy Steel
Carbon Steel
Duplex Steel
Super Duplex Steel
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the purpose of annealing?
Annealing is used to soften metal, reduce hardness, remove internal stresses, and improve machinability. This is especially helpful when a material becomes too hard after processes like rolling, forging, or welding. After annealing, the component becomes easier to cut, bend, form, or machine.
Q2. What does normalising do to steel?
Normalising helps refine the grain structure of steel, making it more uniform and stronger. This improves toughness and dimensional stability. Normalising is commonly done before machining or final heat treatment, especially for castings, forgings, and heavy structural components.
QHow do you control temperature during heat treatment?
We use thermocouples, calibrated temperature controllers, and computerised furnace systems to ensure that the metal is heated to the exact transformation temperature and held for the correct soaking period. Controlled cooling ensures the desired mechanical properties are achieved.