tempering process

The tempering process does not change the stiffness of the glass.

Perhaps losing and regaining it is a tempering process.

His latest hi-tech device cuts down the tempering process to 15 minutes (his old machine took two and a half hours).

Toughened glass can be made from annealed glass via a thermal tempering process.

Precise control of time and temperature during the tempering process is crucial to achieve the desired balance of physical properties.

Prior to starting the tempering process, follow the maintenance procedures and calibration procedures on water metering related equipment.

Although most people cannot determine if steel has undergone the hardening and tempering process by simply looking at it, there is a reliable and simple test.

If the piece of steel has not undergone the hardening and tempering process, the metal file should easily make an indention in the metal.

Attempts to sharpen after purchase removes the finish and may weaken the tempering process, leading to rapid corrosion and soft points.

"I think we've both been through a very important learning and maturing and tempering process over these years," he said, including Mr. McGillicuddy.

The uniform sheen and crisp bite of properly processed chocolate are the result of consistently small cocoa butter crystals produced by the tempering process.

Early on, steel was used, but without any hardening or tempering process applied; as a result, these springs would gradually weaken and the watch would start losing time.

Vanadium helps produce a finer grain structure in heat-treated steel, which helps with the tempering process and eliminates some of the problems in overheating steel.

Gamakatsu's precise hook tempering process with innovative hook colourings and coatings have produced hooks that maintain their sharp points and resist corrosion longer than other brand.

During heat treating, a blacksmith causes phase changes in the iron-carbon system in order to control the material's mechanical properties, often using the annealing, quenching, and tempering processes.

Harvesting time determines the tempering process and quality of leblebi; chickpeas are cleaned and classified by size, with undeveloped, damaged, shrunken, and broken chickpeas discarded.

At The Art of Chocolate, Patrick Coston, an ex-pastry chef with the air of a biochemist, has developed a tempering process that puts a positively mirror-like finish on his pieces.

The metal may be somewhat brittle after this but a final tempering process (heating to a moderate temperature, followed by slow cooling) relieves the internal stresses, leaving a hard and durable finished product which is mechanically stronger than bronze.

All this is achieved by the tempering process, first the mass is cooled in stages from about 45°C to about 27°C and then warmed up again to about 37°C followed by cooling down to it's solid state.

Scholars have noted that Spain was famous for its fine swords — notably Toledo blades — and have puzzled over the tempering process, even suggesting that “ice- brook” might be a misprint for “Innsbruck”, also known for fine metal.

Kirstin Mackie explains "We are looking forward to moving Mackie's chocolate production to the farm - we make chocolate from the cocoa liquor stage, to our own recipe with the full refining, conching and tempering processes all done here to our specification."