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EN24 Steel Hardening Job Work

Precision EN24 (817M40 / SAE 4340) steel hardening job work — nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy for high-stress shafts, spindles, heavy engineering & aerospace-grade components. 55–62 HRC with certified Rockwell reports.

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EN24 steel hardening job work — 817M40 nickel chromium molybdenum alloy induction heat treatment at Thakur Industries Ludhiana
EN24 · 817M40 · SAE 4340 Equivalent

Maximum Strength. Surface & Core.

Looking for reliable EN24 steel hardening job work? EN24 (817M40) is a nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy steel — the premium grade chosen when fatigue life, impact resistance and surface hardness must coexist under the most demanding conditions. Equivalent to SAE 4340, it's specified for aerospace components, heavy-duty gearbox shafts, high-speed spindles and defence-grade applications. Thakur Industries provides precision induction hardening for EN24 steel from our Ludhiana facility, achieving 55–62 HRC with fully certified Rockwell hardness reports.

55–62 HRC
Surface Hardness
0.5–3 mm
Case Depth Range
Ni-Cr-Mo
Alloy System
2–4 Days
Turnaround

EN24 Applications

EN24's nickel content boosts impact toughness; chromium and molybdenum provide high hardenability and temper resistance. The result is a steel that can be hardened to 55–62 HRC at the surface while the core absorbs shock loads without cracking — critical for aircraft landing-gear pins, high-speed machine spindles, press-tool components and heavy gear shafts.

Why EN24 for Critical Applications?

  • Highest hardenability of the EN-series — uniform HRC on large sections
  • Nickel adds toughness at hardened state — resists brittle fracture
  • SAE 4340 equivalent — accepted for export and OEM specifications
  • Superior fatigue life under reversed bending and torsion
  • Retains mechanical properties after repeated thermal cycling
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EN24 Hardening Specifications

Material GradeEN24 · 817M40 · SAE 4340 · 36CrNiMo4
Alloy SystemNickel-Chromium-Molybdenum (Ni-Cr-Mo)
Surface Hardness55–62 HRC (certified Rockwell report)
Core Hardness35–45 HRC (hardened & tempered)
Case Depth0.5 mm – 3 mm (controlled to spec)
Component SizeDiameter 15–250 mm, length up to 2000 mm
Heating Temperature850–900 °C (induction)
Quench MediumPolymer / oil-based, controlled
Turnaround2–4 working days (standard)
TestingHRC verification, case-depth check, dimensional inspection

EN24 Induction Hardening HRC Range

The EN24 induction hardening HRC range is the highest in the EN-series. EN24 (817M40 / 4340) reaches 55–62 HRC at the surface while its nickel-chromium-molybdenum core stays tough — the table below summarises the hardness, case depth, alloy content and austenitizing temperature you can specify.

PropertyValue
Surface Hardness55–62 HRC
Core Hardness35–45 HRC (hardened & tempered)
Case Depth0.5–3 mm (controlled to spec)
Alloy ContentNi-Cr-Mo · ~0.36–0.44% C
Austenitizing Temp850–900 °C

EN24 Hardening Rates & Lead Time

We offer competitive EN24 steel hardening rates for both prototype batches and bulk OEM production. Final pricing depends on component weight, diameter, case depth and quantity — share your drawing for an exact quote within 24 hours.

Pricing Basis

Per kg or per piece, with reduced rates on bulk and repeat OEM orders.

Minimum Order

No rigid minimum — single trial EN24 parts to multi-thousand-piece lots accepted.

Turnaround

Standard 2–4 working days; urgent same-week jobs for regular clients.

Why OEMs Trust Thakur Industries

Consistent 55–62 HRC

Repeatable certified hardness on every EN24 part, batch after batch.

Certified Reports

Rockwell hardness and case-depth documentation for OEM supply chains.

Years of Experience

Trusted by Ludhiana’s automotive, tractor and heavy-engineering makers.

Fast Turnaround

2–4 day standard delivery keeps your production line running.

Related Material Grades

EN24 sits at the top of the EN-series. Compare it with the other gear and shaft steels we induction-harden — explore our dedicated material-grade pages for hardness, case depth and application detail:

EN24 Steel Hardening FAQs

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

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

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