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Crankshaft Hardening Service in Punjab

Maximize engine performance with precision-controlled journal and crankpin hardening. We deliver high-cycle fatigue resistance and 50–58 HRC surfaces for automotive and industrial crankshafts across Punjab.

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Looking for a dependable crankshaft hardening service in Punjab? Crankshafts are the most critical rotating components in any engine. At Thakur Industries, our precision induction crankshaft hardening job work raises bearing journals and crankpins to 50–58 HRC for wear resistance, while keeping the fillets and core tough enough to prevent engine-destroying fatigue cracks. We serve automotive, tractor, genset and industrial OEMs across Ludhiana and Punjab with selective hardening on EN24, 4340 and EN9 crankshafts.

Journals & Crankpins

Effective crankshaft hardening requires more than just high HRC levels. We focus on the transition zone between the hardened surface and the ductile core.

  • Journal Hardening: 50–58 HRC for superior bearing life.
  • Crankpin & Fillet Hardening: precision heating to enhance fatigue resistance.
  • Oil Hole Protection: preventing cracks at lubrication points.
  • Core Integrity: preserving ductility for high-RPM stability.
Engine crankshaft journals and crankpins prepared for selective induction hardening at Thakur Industries Ludhiana Punjab

Crankshaft Steel Grades We Harden

We induction-harden all common forged crankshaft steels. Explore our dedicated material-grade pages for hardness, case depth and application detail:

Crankshaft Hardening Specifications

Surface Hardness50–58 HRC (journals & crankpins)
Case Depth2.0 mm – 4.0 mm (controlled to spec)
Max Crankshaft Length (in-house)Up to 2.5 m
Hardened ZonesMain journals, crankpins, fillets — selective
Steel GradesEN24, 4340, EN19, EN9, EN8, forged carbon steels
MaskingCopper masking to protect oil holes & bearing edges
Straightness / RunoutWithin ±0.05 mm after straightening
Turnaround3–5 working days (standard)
TestingHRC at each journal, case-depth & straightness check

Our Workflow

Stress Relieving

Thermal stabilization before the main hardening cycle to ensure zero micro-cracks.

Induction Cycle

Programmable digital heating of main and big-end journals using module-specific copper coils.

Quench Control

Advanced polymer quenching to achieve uniform hardness without quenching cracks.

Precision Tempering

Relieving residual stresses to enhance toughness and prevent service failure.

Straightening

Post-heat correction to within ±0.05mm runout using specialized hydraulic jigs.

Final Balancing

Verification of dynamic balance and journal concentricity for high-performance use.

Hardness and straightness inspection of hardened crankshaft journals after induction hardening in Punjab

Distortion & Straightness Control

We deliver OEM-grade standards for automotive, agricultural and power-generation engines, with tight geometric control on every crankshaft:

  • Hardness: 50–58 HRC (material dependent)
  • Case Depth: 2.0mm to 4.0mm deep penetration
  • Runout: within ±0.05mm after straightening
  • Surface Finish: compatible with final micro-grinding
  • Materials: EN19, EN24, 4340, EN9, forged carbon steels

Crankshaft Hardening Rates & Lead Time

We offer competitive crankshaft hardening rates for both single rebuild jobs and bulk OEM production. Final pricing depends on shaft size, number of journals and crankpins, case depth, steel grade and quantity — share your drawing for an exact quote within 24 hours.

Pricing Basis

Priced per piece, with reduced rates on bulk and repeat OEM orders.

Minimum Order

No rigid minimum — single rebuild crankshafts to multi-piece OEM lots accepted.

Turnaround

Standard 3–5 working days; urgent same-week jobs for regular clients.

Industry Focus

Automotive Engines

Passenger and commercial vehicle crankshafts.

Diesel Gensets

Heavy-duty power generation components.

Industrial Pumps

High-pressure pump shafts and crankshafts.

Why OEMs Trust Thakur Industries

Consistent 50–58 HRC

Repeatable journal hardness on every crankshaft, batch after batch.

Selective & Masked

Copper masking protects oil holes and bearing edges from over-hardening.

Years of Experience

Serving Punjab’s automotive, tractor and genset crankshaft makers.

Fast Turnaround

3–5 day standard delivery with full hardness & straightness reports.

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Our Crankshaft Hardening Process

1

Crankshaft Inspection

We verify journal dimensions, oil passage locations, material grade (EN24/4340), and define the hardening zones to avoid bearing surfaces.

2

Selective Induction Hardening

Custom scanning coils harden the crankpin and journal surfaces to 50–58 HRC while masking sensitive areas with copper shields.

3

Distortion Check & Certification

Dimensional inspection for straightness, hardness verification on all journals, and certificated dispatch within 3–5 days.

Quality Assurance

Journal Hardness

HRC verified on every main and big-end journal.

Straightness Check

Runout measured within ±0.05mm after straightening.

Case-Depth Audit

Cross-section verification of 2–4mm penetration.

Traceability

Digital logging of every cycle for OEM documentation.

Crankshaft Hardening FAQs

Learn more about the metallurgy of surface hardening from the ASM International heat-treatment resources.

Last updated: June 2026 · Thakur Industries, Ludhiana, Punjab

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