3Cr13 quenched and tempered round steel is a widely used martensitic stainless steel that offers a unique balance of hardness, toughness, and corrosion resistance. After proper heat treatment, it becomes a highly reliable material for manufacturing blades, shafts, mechanical components, and wear-resistant parts. One of the key features of 3Cr13

Gear manufacturing requires high precision, but many factories encounter the recurring issue of tool chipping during machining. This often leads to reduced efficiency, increased tool costs, and quality inconsistencies. The underlying cause is frequently the choice of raw material. If the steel used for gears does not have uniform hardness,

Humanoid robots are rapidly transitioning from laboratory research to industrial and commercial deployment. Whether in advanced manufacturing, healthcare assistance, or personal service, these robots rely on precise movements and long-term reliability. At the heart of their performance are actuators, bearings, and reducers, which act as the “muscles and joints” of