ALLOY STEEL

Alloy steel is a term used to describe steels with alloying elements added (in addition to carbon) to improve the mechanical properties of the material.  We stock and supply a wide range of High Tensile, Case Hardening and Nitriding grades suitable for a wide range of industry applications.

High Tensile Grades

High Tensile Steels are developed with high yield, tensile and fatigue strengths, as well as excellent toughness when subjected to a quenching and tempering (Supplied in the hardened and tempered condition).

Material

4140

Cr Mo steel for applications requiring high tensile strength and toughness values, in particular in medium and large cross sections in the quenched and tempered condition.

AISI 4140

EN 1.7225

EN19A

Round:

10mm – 1000mm

Hollow Bar:

45/28 – 200/140mm

Hex:

19 – 75mm A/F

Square:

28mm – 127mm

Flat:

76.2mm x 38.1mm

Chrome:

19.05mm – 101.6mm

Ground:

12.7mm – 110mm (H9)

Peeled & Polished:

19.05mm – 101.6mm (H11).

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Material

709M

When compared to other 4140 steels ASSAB 709M has guaranteed superior machinability characteristics in all sizes.

AISI 4140

EN 1.7225

EN19A

Round:

16mm – 250mm

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Material

4340

Ni Cr Mo steel for applications requiring high tensile strength and toughness values, particularly in large cross sections in the quenched and tempered condition.

AISI 4340

EN 1.6565

EN24

Round:

17mm – 710mm

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Material

EN26

21/2% Ni Cr Mo alloy steel with higher C content. Supplied in the hardened and tempered condition. Higher strength than EN25.

EN 1.6745

AS X9940

BS 970 826 M40

Round:

30mm – 300mm

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Material

4145H

45% C Cr Mo alloyed steel normally used in oil field applications.

AISI 4145H Mod. API Spec.7

Round:

90mm – 280mm

Hollow Bar:

180/57.15 – 254/76.2

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Case Hardening Grades

Case hardening steel is the process of carburizing, in solid liquid or gaseous media, followed by hardening, present a hard, wear-resistant surface layer combining with the softer core and compression stresses involved to increase fatigue strength. Case carbon content and carburized depth can be controlled by varying the composition of the carburizing compound and depend on time and temperature employed.

Material

EN36A

Cr Ni case hardening steel for applications requiring excellent wear surface, high toughness and core strength.

AISI E9315

EN 1.5752

EN36A

BS 655 M13

Round:

25mm – 305mm

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Material

E110

E110 is a 1.8% Ni Cr Mo case hardening steel combining core toughness and high case hardness after carburising and quenching.

EN 1.6587

17CrNiMo6

Round:

33mm – 760mm

Flat:

600mm x 250mm

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Material

EN39B

4-1/4% Ni Cr Mo case hardening steel for large and highly stressed applications.

EN 1.6723

AS X9315

BS 835 M 15

POA:

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Material

8620

8620 is a balanced low Ni Cr Mo general purpose case hardening steel suitable for comparatively lightly stressed components.

SAE 8620

EN 362

Round:

23mm – 230mm

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

Material

M121

M121 is a remelted nickel chrome molybdenum case hardening steel produced by the PESR (Pressurized ESR) method designed for components with high demand in toughness and core strength.

EN 1.5752

15NiCr13

POA:

Other sizes available on request.

Nitriding Grades

Steel developed with superior nitriding qualities due to the presence of alloying elements such as molybdenum, vanadium, aluminum or chromium.

Material

V820

Cr Ni Al nitriding steel for components with large cross sections, requiring extremely high surface hardness and wear resistance.

EN 1.8550

POA

Other sizes available on request.

Datasheet

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