Brief introduction to the heat treatment process of Burke

Burke's heat treatment process is committed to continuous innovation to ensure excellent product quality and excellent wear resistance in all operating conditions. In addition, Burke continues to launch in-depth research on the most suitable materials for a wider range of chassis component applications.

For all models, Burke has carried out heat treatment process optimization. The following are the heat treatment methods currently in use:
—Induction hardening: applied to more than 46 product lines.
- Partial quenching: four production lines, direct quenching on-line after forging: applied to 9 production lines.
- Tempering furnaces: two for connected products and segmented products, three for bottom products and two for standard universal products.
—Heat treatment production line with double-box carburizing structure (7 in total).

The main process parameters (temperature gradient, time, temperature, chemical composition, etc.) are all monitored in real time by a computer system and connected to the company network to ensure high-quality heat treatment standards. Through continuous optimization of these processes over the years, Burke has gained industry excellence and combined it with other process steps to obtain advantageous products.