Low-temperature martempering of bearing steels and thin-section precision parts. Uniform heat transfer for distortion-free results.
SN-140 Tempering Salt is a low-temperature nitrate/nitrite-based salt bath compound designed for the martempering (marquenching) of bearing steels, thin-section rings, precision automotive parts and high-carbon tool steels. The bath operates from 150°C to 500°C — covering the full martempering window for 100Cr6, EN31 and similar grades.
Martempering in SN-140 produces significantly less distortion than conventional oil quenching. The uniformly heated salt bath eliminates the thermal gradients that cause warping in thin-section and ring-shaped components — critical for bearing rings where bore roundness and OD tolerance are measured in microns.
| Product Code | SN-140 |
| Salt Type | Nitrate/Nitrite low-temperature quench salt |
| Working Temperature | 150°C – 500°C |
| Process | Martempering (marquenching) |
| Physical Form | White granular salt |
| Packaging | 25 kg HDPE sealed bags |
| Compatible Steel Grades | 100Cr6, EN31, EN9, carbon steels |
| Key Benefit | Reduced distortion vs. oil quench |
| Storage | Cool, dry — segregate from combustibles |
| Documentation | COA, MSDS, TDS included with every order |
Where It's Used
Inner and outer rings in 100Cr6 and EN31. Martempering eliminates the distortion that causes out-of-round bores after quench.
Thin-web and thin-rim gears where oil quenching causes warping. SN-140 gives uniform temperature throughout the section.
High-tensile bolts and studs where distortion causes thread gauge failures and dimensional rejects after hardening.
High-carbon steel punches, dies and cutting tools requiring controlled quench speed to manage hardness uniformity.
Camshaft lobes, output shaft sections and spring components requiring consistent hardness with minimal post-process grinding.
Standard martempering bath for commercial heat treatment shops handling diverse bearing and precision part orders.
Complete Your Process
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View DetailsShips from Shapar warehouse. COA, MSDS and TDS included. Same-day dispatch before 2 PM.