Alloy Steel Bars

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EN24 is a very high strength steel alloy which is supplied hardened and tempered. It's combination of nickel chromium molybdenum which offers high tensile strength with good ductility and wear resistance characteristics. 

EN24 engineering steel is easy to treat and temper and is supplied hardened and tempered. 

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SAE 8620 steel is a common low nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel. It is a case hardening carburizing alloy steel. This alloy steel is flexible during hardening treatments, thus enabling improvement of case/core properties. It is usually supplied in as-rolled condition but can also be supplied in bright bar form.

 

SAE 8620 steel can be used for a number of medium-strength applications such as camshafts, fasteners, gears, and chains/chain pins.

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AISI 4340 steel is a low alloy steel which contains at least 0.7 Cr%, 1.65 Ni%, and 0.2% Mo as strengthening alloy elements as per ASTM A29.As a heat treatable steel,AISI 4340 has a very good balance of strength, toughness and wear-resistance,and can attain high strength while retaining good fatigue strength which makes it ideal for all highly stressed parts in the most severe conditions.

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A36 steel is a carbon structural steel specification for hot rolled bars, rods and rounds to be used in a variety of applications. A36 carbon steel is readily easy to source. It can be supplied as A36 steel round bar provided by length, or packaged into wire rod.

We are suppliers of ASTM A36 round bars, A36 bright bars etc.

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EN36 case hardening steel is a type of alloy steel that is known for its excellent wear resistance, toughness, and hardenability. This steel is commonly used for case hardening, a heat treatment process that involves introducing a hard, wear-resistant surface layer on a low-carbon steel substrate.

EN36 case hardening steel is a high-carbon, low-alloy steel that contains a high percentage of chromium, nickel, and molybdenum. This combination of elements gives the steel excellent wear resistance, toughness, and hardenability. It is known to have a high core strength and a hard surface which makes it suitable for gears, shafts, and other mechanical components that are subjected to high stress and wear.

The case hardening process involves heating the steel to a high temperature and then rapidly cooling it, which causes the surface of the steel to harden while the core remains relatively soft. This creates a hard, wear-resistant surface layer that is able to withstand high stress and wear while the core remains ductile and able to absorb impacts.