Examples from literature

• Nickel steels may be annealed at lower temperatures than carbon steels, depending upon their alloy content. 
• The purpose for which this steel is annealed is a deciding factor as to what heat to give it. 
• The strip should be annealed during the rolling and again at the finish. 
• The temperature producing the finest grain should be used for annealing and hardening. 
• They are then roasted or annealed, so as to procure the requisite temper and colour, whether bronze or blue.