DIN 1.3255 Tool steels
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DIN 1.3255 Chemical Composition
DIN 17350: 1980 / Tool Steels; Technical Conditions of Delivery
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DIN 1.3255 Physical Properties
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DIN 1.3255 Heat Treatments
- Soft annealing: Heated slowly at 770-840°C (the upper limit of this temperature range applies to higher alloyed, and the lower limit for lower alloyed high speed steels), held for 2 to 4 hours, slowly cooled in the furnace to 500-600°C, removed from the furnace and placed in a protected place.
Hardening: Heated at 1260-1300°C. The temperature of the hot bath should be 500-550°C and must not exceed 580°C during extended use.
When cooling in oil, at about 40-70°C, the samples should be moved slowly and evenly and should not be left in oil until completely cooled, but when they reach 300-200°C.
Tempering: Heated slowly at 550-580°C, held for 1 to 3 hours, depending on the size of the samples. The tempering takes place in a neutral salt bath or in an air circulation furnace. - Hardening (quencing in oil, air or hot bath): 1260-1300°C; Tempering: 560°C
DIN 1.3255 Mechanical Properties
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DIN 1.3255 International Equivalent Materials
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