DuBois Uni-Hard IR Quenching and Tempering Salt

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DuBois Uni-Hard IR Quenching and Tempering Salt
Categories:	Ceramic; Fluid; Quenchant
Material Notes:	Frequently used as a preheat for tool hardening or as a heating medium for continuous production hardening. Dragout is minimal because of high fluidity. Uni-Hard IR is water-soluble and non-hygroscopic. Nonferrous and precious metals as well as ferrous alloys can be treated in Uni-Hard IR. Information provided by Heatbath Corporation - Park Metallurgical. Heatbath/Park has been acquired by DuBois Chemicals.
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Thermal Properties	Metric	English	Comments

Melting Point	549 °C	1020 °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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