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What is the hardness achieved in the carbonitriding process?

What is the hardness achieved in the carbonitriding process? Correct Answer HRC 65

Carbonitriding process of surface hardening results in a case depth of 0.5 mm and a hardness after heat treatment of HRC 65. Interestingly, carburizing and cyaniding also result in equal hardness after heat treatment.

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