MIL Class 2 Structural and constructional steels
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MIL Class 2 Chemical Composition
MIL-DTL-12560K: 2013 / Armor plate, steel, wrought, homogeneous (for use in combat-vehicles and for ammunition testing)
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MIL Class 2 Physical Properties
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MIL Class 2 Heat Treatments
- The austenitizing temperature for production plates may vary within a range of 50° above the temperature used for test plates, but in no case shall the plate surface exceed 1800°F (982°C). Stress relieving the plates, local or general, shall be allowed after final quenching and tempering at a maximum temperature of 50°F (10°C) below the tempering temperature. Plates shall not be stress relieved in a temperature range of 500-700°F(260-371°C). After stress relieving, the plates shall be tested for hardness.
MIL Class 2 Mechanical Properties
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