PROPRIETARY Unisteel 8620 Structural and constructional steels
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PROPRIETARY Unisteel 8620 Chemical Composition
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PROPRIETARY Unisteel 8620 Physical Properties
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PROPRIETARY Unisteel 8620 Heat Treatments
- May be hardened by heating to 1500°F followed by a water quench. Carburize at 1650 to 1700°F in an appropriate carburizing medium and oil quench to harden. Improved carburized case and core properties can be obtained by furnace cooling from carburizing at 1650 - 1700 °F and then reheating to 1575°F.
Forged: May be forged at 2200 down to 1800°F.
Hot working: May be accomplished prior to hardening or carburizing.
Cold working: May be cold worked in the annealed condition by conventional methods. Cold working, as with machining, should be done to us close a tolerance as possible before heat treatment or carburizing.
Annealed: Full anneal at 1550°F and slow cooling at not more than 50°F per hour down to 850°F. From there it may be air cooled.
Tempered: Tempering of carburizing parts is done at 250 to 300°F and this will result in the alloy having a core strength of approx. 135 ksi minimum with Rockwell C case hardness of 90. Tempering of heat treated and water quenched parts (not carburized) is done at 400 to 1300°F with greater hardness the lower the tempering temperature.
Hardened: Is done by oil quench from 1675°F Carburizing is accomplished at the same 1650 to 1700°F range in a carburizing "pack" or environment, followed by oil quench for thin sections or a furnace cool for heavier (over 3/4") sections. Following carburizing of heavy sections a reheat at 1575°F will enhance both case and core properties of the alloy.
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