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    This specification, along with AMS 2759, establishes the heat treatment requirements for martensitic corrosion-resistant steel parts. It applies to parts made from Types 403, 410, 416, 420, 422, 431, 440C, and Greek Ascoloy stainless steels. The document specifies equipment, cleaning, handling, and packaging requirements and references other applicable specifications. It provides a procedure for heat treating 400 series stainless steels to obtain structural and dimensional stability, including austenitizing temperatures.

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    This specification, along with AMS 2759, establishes the heat treatment requirements for martensitic corrosion-resistant steel parts. It applies to parts made from Types 403, 410, 416, 420, 422, 431, 440C, and Greek Ascoloy stainless steels. The document specifies equipment, cleaning, handling, and packaging requirements and references other applicable specifications. It provides a procedure for heat treating 400 series stainless steels to obtain structural and dimensional stability, including austenitizing temperatures.

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    This specification, along with AMS 2759, establishes the heat treatment requirements for martensitic corrosion-resistant steel parts. It applies to parts made from Types 403, 410, 416, 420, 422, 431, 440C, and Greek Ascoloy stainless steels. The document specifies equipment, cleaning, handling, and packaging requirements and references other applicable specifications. It provides a procedure for heat treating 400 series stainless steels to obtain structural and dimensional stability, including austenitizing temperatures.

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    This specification, in conjunction with the general requirements for steel heat

    treatment covered in AMS 2759, establishes the requirements for heat treatment of
    martensitic corrosion-resistant steel parts. Parts are defined in AMS 2759. This
    specification is applicable to parts made from the following steels: Types 403, 410,
    416, 420, 422, 431, 440C, and Greek Ascoloy (UNS S40300, S41000, S41600, S42000,
    S42200, S43100, S44004, and S41800 respectively).
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    pection 7.1 Parts treated per para. 5. and or 6. shall be given magnetic particle examination as noted
    on detail drawing prior to final sizing. After magnetic particle examination parts must be completely
    demagnetized. 7.2 It shall be the responsibility of the Young & Franklin Quality Control
    Department to assure that proper certification covers the requirements of the drawing. NOTES: 1.
    All temperatures mentioned herein are metal temperatures. 2. Treatment in accordance with this
    process shall not alter physical properties specified on the drawing. 8. Deviations 8.1 Deviations to
    any portions of the outlined process must be approved by Young & 1. Application 1.1 This process
    covers the minimum requirements for the treatment of hardenable martensitic stainless steels for the
    purpose of obtaining dimensional stabilization of parts for use in precision assemblies. 2. Reference
    Specifications 2.1 The following specifications are used except as noted within this document:
    AMS-2759 Heat Treatment of Steel Parts AMS-2759/5 Heat Treatment Martensitic Corrosion
    Resistant Steel Parts 3. Equipment 3.1 All equipment used for processing parts shall meet the
    requirements of AMS-2759. 4. General Requirements 4.1 All parts shall be cleaned to remove
    protective oils, dirt etc… prior to the heat treat process. 4.2 Part handling and racking is critical to
    protect parts from damage and distortion during the heat treat process. 4.3 All parts shall be
    protected from damage & corrosion during shipping and storage. Original or better packaging shall
    be used. 5. Detail Requirements 5.1 The following procedure is used to obtain structural and
    dimensional stability for mated slide fits and parts whose functional requirements depend on a high
    degree of dimensional stability. All heat treating of 400 series stainless shall be by bright hardening
    (quench in protective atmosphere per AMS2759/5, Class A). 5.2 Austenitize steel at temperatures
    indicated. 410 and 416 1750ºF - 1850ºF 440C 1850ºF - 1950ºF All other 400 series material per
    AMS 2759/5

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