High Grade Steel
| Category | Type | Material |
| Ferrous Metals | High Grade Steel
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14NiCr14 15Cr3 18CrNi8 25CrMo4 30CrNiMo8 34Cr4 34CrAl6 35NiCr18 36NiCr6 37MnSi5 42CrMo4 42MnV7 50CrV4 C15 C35 C45 C55 C60 |
General Information: High Grade Steel |
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These steels generally contain higher carbon concentration (>0.25%). As they are hardenable their mechanical properties can be tailored to specific needs by suitable adjustment of the annealing temperature. Finished products can be hardened to have a high surface hardness in combination with a tough and ductile core. The mechanical properties increase with increasing carbon concentration. Cr and Ni add additional improvements in properties. The Mn grades are a little cheaper. V and Mo add improved temperature resistance. The grades Cxx are developed for less stringent quality requirements but are cheaper. |
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Sample: High Grade Steel |
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