____________________ are normally subjected to sub-zero treatment?

Correct answer: B. Gauges or precision parts

  • A. Highly stressed parts
  • B. Gauges or precision parts
  • C. Cold rolled sheets
  • D. Non machinable materials

Explanation

Sub-zero treatment is commonly applied to gauges and precision components to improve dimensional stability after hardening. It transforms retained austenite and reduces later dimensional changes, making precision parts more reliable.

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