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Hardening of Parts of Glass-Shaping Machines Using Titanium Nitride

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The principles of deposition of titanium nitride coatings on parts of glass-shaping machines using ion bombardment in vacuum are considered. Results of industrial testing of parts and tools are described.

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  1. Research and Development Institute of Glass,, Moscow,, Russia.

    G. V. Ermakov, V. D. Yageman, E. N. Yageman, R. M. Zavistnova & E. P. Garin

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Ermakov, G.V., Yageman, V.D., Yageman, E.N. et al. Hardening of Parts of Glass-Shaping Machines Using Titanium Nitride. Glass and Ceramics 57, 281–283 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007118902427

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