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  • SKD61 Hot Work Mold Steel

    SKD61 is a Japanese hot work mold steel brand. The corresponding Chinese grade (GB/T1299-2000) is 4Cr5MoSiV1, which is the most widely used hot work mold steel. It has a low deformation rate during heat treatment, and its performance and service life are higher than 3Cr2W8V. It can be used for forging dies in mold hammers, aluminum alloy molds - casting molds, hot extrusion molds, high-speed precision forging molds, and forging molds.

    5 ¥ 0.00
  • H13 Hot Work Mold Steel

    H13 is hot work mold steel, which is made of carbon steel with alloy elements and complies with the GB/T1299-2014 standard. It has good comprehensive performance at medium temperature (~600℃), high hardenability (can be hardened in air), low heat treatment deformation rate, and its performance and service life are higher than 3Cr2W8V. It can be used for mold forging hammer forging mold, aluminum alloy mold-casting mold, hot extrusion mold, high-speed precision forging mold, and forging mold, etc

    10 ¥ 0.00
  • FT413 Hot Work Mold Steel

    FT413 (H13) tool steel is the most commonly used hot work tool steel in the world. It has good toughness, excellent thermal strength, thermal fatigue resistance, and certain wear resistance. It is commonly used in mold casting molds for aluminum castings, hot extrusion molds, piercing tools, core pins, and stamping forging molds.

    6 ¥ 0.00
  • 1.2344 Hot Work Mold Steel

    1.2344 is a German brand and is a pressure-resistant hot work mold steel. After electroslag remelting, the steel material is uniform, with good hardenability, excellent machinability and polishing performance, high toughness and plasticity, good high and low temperature wear resistance, high temperature fatigue resistance and heat resistance.

    3 ¥ 0.00
  • 1.2343 Hot Work Mold Steel

    1.2343 mold steel belongs to the electric arc furnace remelting hot work mold steel. It has uniform material, excellent machinability, and polishability, good high toughness and high plasticity, high wear resistance, and overall hardenability at high and low temperatures.

    13 ¥ 0.00

Hot Work Mold Steel

 


Hot work mold steel refers to alloy tool steel suitable for making molds for thermal deformation processing of metals, such as hot forging molds, hot extrusion molds, mold-casting molds, hot heading molds, etc. Since hot work molds work under high temperature and high-pressure conditions for a long time, mold materials are required to have high strength, hardness and thermal stability, especially high thermal strength, thermal fatigue, toughness and wear resistance.

 

 

There are many classification methods for hot work mold steel, which can be classified according to the content of alloying elements and the performance after heat treatment, and can be classified according to the purpose or alloying elements.

 

1. According to the application, it can be divided into steel for hot forging mold, steel for hot extrusion mold, steel for mold casting mold and steel for hot punching mold.

 

2. According to heat resistance, it can be divided into low heat-resistant steel (350-370°C), medium heat-resistant steel (550-600°C), and high heat-resistant steel.

 

3. According to the unique properties, it can be divided into high toughness hot work mold steel, high heat strength hot work mold steel, and high wear resistance hot work mold steel.

 

4. According to the classification of alloy elements, it can be divided into low alloy hot work mold steel (tungsten, chromium and molybdenum), medium alloy hot work mold steel and high alloy hot work mold steel (tungsten molybdenum series and chromium molybdenum series); or Divided into tungsten-based hot mold steel, chromium-based hot mold steel and chrome-tungsten-molybdenum-based hot mold steel. The high-temperature strength and thermal stability of chromium-tungsten high-alloy hot work mold steel are not as good as those of the tungsten-molybdenum series, but the cold and hot fatigue resistance and toughness are higher than those of the tungsten-molybdenum series

 

 

Hot work steels should have the following physical characteristics:

1. Resistance to deformation at the working temperature.

2. Resistance to shock.

3. Resistance to wear at the working temperature.

4. Resistance to heat-treating deformation.

5. Resistance to heat checking.

6. Good machinability in the annealed condition.

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