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This micrograph displays the hardened structure of medium carbon steel used to transmit the rapid valve motion in an engine. The steel has been quenched and tempered, producing a classic martensitic microstructure uniformly formed from steel containing 0.3% to 0.5% carbon. This treatment gives the rocker arm exceptional strength and toughness, enabling it to withstand millions of cycles without losing performance or mechanical integrity.
Raymond Thompson MAG. 500x
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This micrograph displays the hardened structure of medium carbon steel used to transmit the rapid valve motion in an engine. The steel has been quenched and tempered, producing a classic martensitic microstructure uniformly formed from steel containing 0.3% to 0.5% carbon. This treatment gives the rocker arm exceptional strength and toughness, enabling it to withstand millions of cycles without losing performance or mechanical integrity.
Raymond Thompson MAG. 500x
This digital download features a high-resolution image suitable for large-scale printing through your preferred commercial printer. For personal use only; no commercial license is included.