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Case Study

Improving Surface Imperfection

Halting surface ripples—or Luders lines—required chemical analysis.

 

THE PROBLEM: The customer was seeing surface ripples on drawn components. The problem was sporadic across different lots and undetectable before forming.

Download this quick case study to learn how our Materials Support & Solutions team solved this customer issue.

 

FEATURING: Surface Ripples/Luders Lines/Drawing Issue/Modifying Steel Chemistry

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