The thermodiffusion chromizing method consists in that the treated material and the elements saturating it (chromium) are heated in vacuum to a specified temperature (850 - 1050 degrees C) and the vacuum volume is filled with gas (in the given case NH4Cl). The carrier gas combines chemically with chromium and forms a chemical compound that decomposes on the surface of the part, providing the chromizing. A fan creates reversible motion of the gas medium.