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Practical Data forMetallurgists
Fourteenth Edition
Since it was first introduced in 1953, The TimkenCompany’s
Practical Data for Metallurgists 
hasgrown in popularity such that technical experts,operations managers and engineering personnelconsider it as their indispensable guide to the latestmetallurgical information. This listing of standardsteels, their chemical compositions, hardeningabilities and tolerances conforms with informationpublished by the American Iron and Steel Instituteand the Society of Automotive Engineers.Timken has a proud heritage of serving the technicalneeds of its steel customers across a broad spec-trum of industries for 100 years. Our metallurgicalexpertise, coupled with the finest quality alloy steelbars, tubes and parts, offers value from the boilerroom to the board room.For more information about Timken steel, or toinquire about how to get additional copies of thisguide, call 800-223-1954, extension 4023. Outsidethe U.S. and Canada, call 330-471-4162.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PageSteel ChemistriesNumber
Chemical Compositions, etc. 4-33
Miscellaneous Steel Properties
Relative Tool Steel Properties 34-37Hardenability Band Data 38-48Restricted Hardenability Band Data 49-51Jominy Correlation with Round Bars 52-55Combined Hardenability Charts 56-69Martensite Percent vs. Carbon Content and Hardness 70Relationship of Fatigue Strength to Tensile Strength 71Carburizing Rates of Carbon and Alloy Steels 72-76Hot Working Temperatures 77-78Critical Transformation Temperatures and Ms/Mf Points 79-81
Tubing
General Tolerances 82-85Length Tolerances 86Straightness Tolerances 87Weight Table 88OD Cleanups 89
Bar
General Tolerances 90Straightness Tolerences 91Weight Table - Rounds and Squares 92-95
SPC
Statistical Process Control (SPC) Information 96-98
Miscellaneous Information
Glossary of Metallurgical Terms 99-104Useful Equations for Hardenable Alloy Steels 105Handy Physical Constants 106Engineering Conversion Factors 107-109Metric - English Stress Conversion Tables 110Work-Energy Conversion Tables 111Decimal Equivalent Chart 112-113Temperature Conversion Tables 114-115Hardness Conversion Tables 116-117
District Offices
Timken Desford Steel 118Timken Latrobe Steel 119The Timken Company 120
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