Metal Shop Guide

5 shops · Montreal Island

Heat treating in Montreal

Send the metal grade and required hardness. Ask about the minimum lot charge and reports.

  • 5shops listed
  • 2list a certification
  • 1take small jobs
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5 shops

VAC AERO

Saint-Laurent 14 km

  • Heat treating
  • Industrial painting

Heat treatment and thermal spray coatings for aerospace components at the Saint-Laurent facility.

Certs
AS9100ISO 9001+1
Equipment
Not listed yet
Jobs
Not listed yet
Since 1959 View shop

Services Mobiles SMT

Montréal-Est 15 km

  • Heat treating
  • Machining

Mobile heat treatment, refractory drying and machining services for industrial piping projects.

Certs
None listed
Equipment
Not listed yet
Jobs
Comes to you
Since 1996 View shop

Nitrex Metal

Saint-Laurent 12 km

  • Heat treating

Heat treatment provider offering contract nitriding and nitrocarburizing, with a Saint-Laurent office.

Certs
None listed
Equipment
Not listed yet
Jobs
Not listed yet
1 services View shop

Protol

Saint-Léonard 11 km

  • Metal stamping
  • Machining
  • Tool and die
  • +6

Metal stamping, CNC machining, tooling, welding and sheet metal fabrication for manufacturers, with heat treatment.

Certs
None listed
Equipment
Tour CNC 4 axesCentre d’usinage 3 axes+6
Jobs
Takes small jobsProduction runs
9 services View shop

Shellcast Foundries

Montréal-Nord 11 km

  • Casting and foundry
  • Machining
  • Heat treating

Aluminum investment castings and rapid prototypes for aerospace and defence, with machining available through partner shops.

Certs
ISO 9001AS9100
Equipment
Not listed yet
Jobs
Prototypes
Since 1971 View shop

Before you call

Heat treating: the short version

Heating and cooling metal parts to harden, soften or relieve stress.

When you need it

  • Tool steel parts that must be hard
  • Gears, shafts and pins that wear
  • Welded parts that need stress relief
  • Parts to soften before machining

What to send the shop

  • Material and grade
  • Quantity and part sizes
  • The hardness or spec from your drawing
  • Shipping or pickup needs
  • Any reports you need back

Typical lead time

Ask the shop for its current schedule before you order.

Ask the shop

3 questions worth asking

  1. Q1

    What is your minimum lot charge?

  2. Q2

    Will you send a hardness test report?

  3. Q3

    Can you straighten parts that move in heat treat?

Questions

Heat treating FAQ

What details should I send?

Send the material grade, drawing, part sizes, quantity and required hardness. Include any test reports or specifications your customer needs.

What should I confirm before delivery?

Ask about masking, inspection, the minimum lot charge and return packaging. Confirm the promised completion date in the quote.

Good to know

  • No Montreal shop we checked posts prices for this. Send a request to compare quotes.
  • Tell the shop which dimensions must be checked after treatment.

Need heat treating done?

One free request reaches up to 3 Montreal shops that do it.