Common Carbon Alloy Steel Grades Used In Forging
HYKRO BS S106, MSRR 6001, MSRR 6002
F22 UNS K21590, WNr/EN 1.7380, M20708,M20714, M20717, M20718
F65 ASTM A694 F65
LF 2 UNS K03011, ASTM A350 Grade LF2
4130 UNS G41300, W.Nr/EN 1.7218 AMS 6348/70, FMC Spec M21509, M21511
4140 UNS 41400, W.Nr/EN 1.7225, FMC Spec M20305, M20306, M20307, M20313
4145 UNS G41450, W.Nr/EN 1.2332
4340 UNS G43400, W.Nr/EN 1.6552, AMS 6409/14/15/84, BS S149
8630 UNS G86300, W.Nr/EN 1.6545, FMC Spec M20407, M20408,
Forged Carbon, Alloy & Tool Steel Advantages
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LOW CARBON STEEL
Low carbon steel has 0.05% to 0.25% carbon which allows the material to be ductile. Low carbon steel is a low-cost option for applications where high strength is not a consideration. -
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MEDIUM CARBON STEEL
Medium carbon steel has 0.29% to 0.54% carbon which contains a higher amount of manganese and allows the material to be quenched and tempered after forging. These forgings offer higher strength and toughness than low carbon steels, yet avoid the higher costs associated with the highly alloyed stainless steels. -
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HIGH AND VERY HIGH CARBON STEEL
High and very high carbon steel has 0.55% to 2.1% carbon which allows the material to achieve high hardness and resilience.
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