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Alloy Steel EN41B is a nitriding steel made of chromium, aluminum, and molybdenum. This case-hardening steel has strong wear resistance, as well as toughness and ductility. This alloy steel can achieve case hardnesses of up to 68 Hrc. It is also known as nitrating steel. It is toughened to a specific depth depending on the application in nitrating treatment to improve wear resistance and impact load on material. Stock Availability of Alloy Steel EN41B: Alloy Steel EN41B materials are available only in Round form. EN41B Rods are available in annealed condition and it can be machined. We supply this EN41B Steel Rods as per our Customer’s Cutting Requirement. Applications of Alloy Steel EN41B: Alloy Steel EN41B is a very popular grade of low carbon-manganese free-cutting steel, which is most suitable for the manufacture of repetition turned components such as nuts, bolts, hydraulic fittings and studs. This Alloy Steel is used particularly where intricate drilling and machining operations are involved.

Tool Steel is a type of high carbon steel known as HCHCR D2. It is specifically designed to provide maximum resistance to wear, exceptional durability, and excellent maintenance capabilities. This steel can also undergo nitriding after undergoing special heat treatment. HCHCR-D2 steel falls under the category of Cold Work Tool Steel and contains high amounts of carbon and chromium. One of the distinguishing features of this steel is its addition of vanadium, which enhances its wear resistance and toughness properties. With a hardness reaching up to 57-59 HRC, D2 materials offer superior performance compared to D3 due to their higher alloy properties. Stock Availability of Tool Steel - High Carbon Steel HCHCR D2: This Tool Steel materials are normally available in the various forms of HCHCR D2 Round, HCHCR D2 Square and HCHCR D2 Flat. We supply these materials as per our Customer’s cutting Requirement. Applications of Tool Steel - High Carbon Steel HCHCR D2: Tool Steel - High Carbon Steel HCHCR D2 applicable for cold stamping or forming dies, cold forming rolls, Chipper knives, Punches, slitters, shear blades, tools, tyre shredders, trimming, cutting dies , stamping tools etc. It can be utilized as threading rolls and dies, icy trimming, cutting and stamping tools for sheet thicknesses up to 6 mm. Used as shearing blades for sheet thicknesses up to 12 mm.

D3 steel Tool steel with 12% ledeburitic chromium and excellent wear resistance. Essentially used as cutting tools for sheets up to 4 mm thick, trimming dies, blanking dies for paper and plastics, shear cutting edges, and rotational shear edges for sheet thicknesses up to 2 mm. D3 steel is a high carbon 2% and high chromium 12% tool steel with excellent wear resistance. Its supply condition is generally annealed for easy machining, with a suggested hardness of 57-58 HRC once dies and tools are made. Stock Availability of Tool Steel - High Carbon Steel HCHCR D3: This Tool Steel materials are normally available in the various forms of HCHCR D3 Round, HCHCR D3 Square and HCHCR D3 Flat. Bigger size flats are normally available in the forged form. We supply these materials as per our Customer’s cutting Requirement. Applications of Tool Steel - High Carbon Steel HCHCR D3: Tool Steel - High Carbon Steel HCHCR D3 is used in cold Dies & tooling application that required the achievement of high degree of accuracy in hardening & tempering, such as dies drawing, forming cold rolls, powder metal tooling and blanking and trimming dies, blanking dies for paper and plastics, shear blades , cold die punches , Ejector pins etc.

Mild Steel Ms Rough is the most commonly used steel in Industries. Mechanical properties of MS materials are good tensile strength with ductility, bend ability and better fatigue strength. Mild steel contain less carbon than other steels and are easier to cold-form, making them easier to handle. Mild Steel Ms Rough is a type of carbon steel with a low amount of carbon – it is actually also known as “low carbon steel.” Although ranges vary depending on the source, the amount of carbon typically found in mild steel is 0.05% to 0.25% by weight, whereas higher carbon steels are typically described as having a carbon content from 0.30% to 2.0%. If any more carbon than that is added, the steel would be classified as cast iron. Stock Availability of Mild Steel Ms Rough: Mild Steel – MS materials are normally available in various forms such as MS Rough Rod, MS Polish Round, MS Rough Square, MS Polish Square, MS Rough Flat, MS Polish Flat, MS Polish Hexagon, MS Plate, MS Circle, MS HR Sheet, MS CR Sheet, MS Channel, MS Angle, MS Joist, MS Round Pipe, MS Square Pipe. We supply these materials as per our Customer’s cutting Requirement. Applications of Mild Steel Ms Rough: Mild Steel Ms Rough are basic materials used in various applications which require normal strength and durability. Sheet metal made of mild steel is used in automobile and truck (lorry) bodies, airplane fuselages and wings, medical tables, roofs for buildings (architecture) and many other applications.

Mild Steel MS Polish

Mild Steel Angle

Mild Steel Channel

Mild Steel Joist

Mild Steel Square Pipe