Metals Engineering is a commercial heat treater founded in 1967 with facilities in De Pere and Green Bay, Wisconsin. Our consistent investments into new technology and updated ISO certification solidifies our position as a trusted service partner for some of the world’s biggest and best-known brands.
We offer these services and more:
Stress Relieving
The stress relieving process calms down steel or iron at the molecular level by removing 
internal stresses generated by previous manufacturing processes such as machining or welding. We heat the material uniformly to an appropriate temperature, and then slowly cool it to minimize the development of any new stress.
Induction Hardening
This form of metal hardening involves inducing electrical current to the material. Our ability to capture and record data for each item run through the system makes this a more consistent method than other types of heating.
Carbonitriding
The carbonitriding technique creates a wear-resistant layer on the surface of a material by increasing its surface hardness. We heat the part well into the austenitic range to encourage a
phase change, and then add carbon and nitrogen atoms to seal the deal.
Carburizing
As the name implies, the introduction of carbon-rich gases during the heating process is the primary characteristic of the carburizing technique. The goal 
of carburizing is to create a harder surface (up to .060” or deeper, depending on the type of steel) that is more resistant to wear while maintaining the existing core strength of the material.
Cryogenic Treatments
The cryogenic treatment process uses super-cold liquid nitrogen to cool materials to a frigid -300 degrees F. This technique removes residual stresses and improves wear 
resistance for various types of steel by increasing hardness and strength.
Contact us to learn about our other services, and how Metals Engineering can improve your product’s performance or to request a quote.
