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    This document provides technical specifications for steel grade 1.3243 according to standard UNI EN ISO 4957: 2002. It lists the chemical composition ranges for the steel's main elements. It also outlines various heat treatment processes including temperatures for operations like hot forming, stress relieving, annealing, quenching, tempering, and surface treatments. Mechanical properties like hardness and strength values after tempering at different temperatures are shown. Thermal and electrical properties of the steel are also listed. International equivalents for the steel grade under different standards are provided at the end.

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    This document provides technical specifications for steel grade 1.3243 according to standard UNI EN ISO 4957: 2002. It lists the chemical composition ranges for the steel's main elements. It also outlines various heat treatment processes including temperatures for operations like hot forming, stress relieving, annealing, quenching, tempering, and surface treatments. Mechanical properties like hardness and strength values after tempering at different temperatures are shown. Thermal and electrical properties of the steel are also listed. International equivalents for the steel grade under different standards are provided at the end.

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    Quality

    HS 6-5-2-5

    Technical card

    According to standard
    Number

    UNI EN ISO 4957: 2002


    1.3243

    Lucefin Group

    Chemical composition
    C%

    Si%
    Mn%
    P%
    S%
    Cr%
    Mo%
    max
    max
    max
    max
    0,87-0,95
    0,45
    0,40
    0,030
    0,030
    3,80-4,50
    4,70-5,20
    Product deviations are allowed
    0.03
    + 0.03
    +0.04
    + 0.005
    + 0.005
    0.10
    0.10
    It can be agreed a sulphur content of 0.060 - 0.150%; in this case, max Mn value is 0.80%

    V%

    W%

    Co%

    1,70-2,10

    5,90-6,70

    4,50-5,00

    0.07

    0.10

    0.10

    Temperature C
    Hot-forming

    Stress-relieving
    after machining and
    before quenching
    600-650
    furnace cooling to
    320, then air

    1100-900

    Soft annealing
    820 furnace
    cooling to
    600, then air
    (HB max 269)

    Isothermal
    annealing
    870 furnace cooling
    to 700, then air

    Pre-heating

    Quenching
    heatings must be carried out in
    controlled atmosphere furnace
    1190-1230
    oil, polymer,
    forced air or salt bath (500-550)

    450, pause
    then 870, pause,
    then 1050, pause,
    then

    Tempering

    550-580
    calm air
    minimum 2 cycles

    Pre-heating welding

    Stress-relieving
    after welding
    not recommended

    All high-speed steels must be


    annealed after hot-forming

    AC1
    AC3
    MS
    Mf
    825
    855
    190
    -50 subcooling
    Hardness in annealed and cold-drawn condition can be max HB 319. Hardness in annealed and cold-rolled condition can be HB 339
    The symbol indicates temperature rise up to ..C

    Surface treatments
    Nitriding
    520-570

    Steam Oxidation
    380-520

    Chrome-plating
    Burnishing
    Laser quenching

    Mechanical and physical properties


    Table of tempering values obtained at room temperature on round of 15 mm after quenching at 1210 C in oil
    HB
    HRC
    N/mm2
    Tempering at C

    688
    62

    688
    62

    688
    62

    688
    62

    688
    62

    688
    62

    688
    62

    688
    62

    697
    62.5

    722
    64

    739
    65

    706
    63

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    350

    400

    450

    500

    550

    600

    Thermal expansion
    Modulus of elasticity
    Modulus of elasticity
    Testing at C
    Specific heat capacity
    J/(KgK)
    460
    EUROPE EN
    HS 6-5-2-5

    ITALY UNI
    HS 6-5-2-5

    10-6 K-1
    longitudinal GPa
    tangential GPa
    Density
    Kg/dm3
    8.1
    CHINA GB
    W6Mo5Cr4V2Co5

    217
    83
    20

    432
    46
    1520
    700

    11.5

    11.7

    12.2

    12.4

    12.7

    13.0

    12.9

    100

    200

    300

    400

    500

    600

    700

    Thermal conductivity
    W/(mK)
    19
    GERMANY DIN
    HS 6-5-2-5

    577
    56
    2160
    650

    Specific electric resist.


    Ohmmm2/m
    0.60

    FRANCE AFNOR
    Z90WDKCV06-05-05-04-02

    U.K. B.S.
    BM35

    Electrical conductivity
    Siemensm/mm2
    1.67

    RUSSIA GOST
    R6M5K5

    USA AISI/SAE
    M35-M41

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