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Description of Malcolmizing Process




Q. I need the technical specification for stainless steel Malcolmizing process. I need to show the higher ups what this process does.

Michael S Roll
- Chesapeake Virginia
2000



Q. I have the same question as you. Did you find an answer?

Mark Westerman
- Wichita, Kansas, USA
2001



Q. I am looking for information on a process called Malcomizing.

Mark Brown
- Cleveland, Ohio USA
2002



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A. Yo, Mark & Mike!

Malcomizing is a trade name of Lindberg Heat Treating company, now a part of the Bodycote empire. Malcomizing is their old name for their process of nitriding stainless steel, which they now call "Lintride SS". Contact any of their plants, and they should tell you all about it. Realize that since it is a trade named process, "Malcomizing" does what they say it will do; no more, no less.

lee gearhart
Lee Gearhart
metallurgist - E. Aurora, New York
2001


A. A Yahoo search on malcomizing yielded a number of sites. The number one site said: "This is a proprietary method of gas nitriding for some stainless steels and ductile iron." There were others, including vendors.

James Totter
James Totter, CEF
- Tallahassee, Florida
2001


A. Malcomizing is a proprietary Nitride process for Inconel and like alloys which is owned by the Lindberg Heat Treat Company. It has a thinner build-up (.0004-.0007") than traditional nitride.

Bill Allphin
- Spanish Fork, Utah
2001


A. Malcomizing is a nitriding process for stainless steels which allows the near surface (typically .005" case depth) to be hardened up to 65 HRC.

Craig Zimmerman
- Oak Creek, Wisconsin
November 9, 2011




Q. Does the Malcomizing process have any spec to go by? Or can we use any other specs instead since it seems Bodycote uses the same procedure just different name.

Carolina Karjanis
- Tucson, Arizona USA
May 3, 2019




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