Hot Work Tool Steel

This alloy is one of the hot work, chromium type tool steels. It also contains molybdenum and vanadium as strengthening agents. The chromium content assists this alloy to resist softening if used at higher temperatures. Secondary hardening steels with good tempering resistance. It maintains high hardness and strength at elevated temperatures. Good resistance to thermal fatigue, erosion and wear. Steel with very high toughness and good ductility and harden-ability. Tools can be water cooled.

H11 is one of the Hot Work, Chromium type tool steels. It is relatively low in carbon content and has good toughness and deep hardens by air quench from heat treatment. Good combination of toughness, hardness and wear resistance in hot. Resistance to softening and to cracking.

This alloy is one of the hot work, tungsten containing tool steels. The tungsten content is beneficial for hot strength at red heat, although toughness is somewhat reduced.

Nickel hot work tool steel with good harden ability. Uniform hardness over section also at great dimensions. Resistance under impact loading. Very good strength and toughness. Good tempering resistance and dimensional stability. Tools can be water or air cooled.

Good performance, high temperature resistance, excellent cutting performance and polishing performance, smelting by EAF and ESR remelting, better steel quality;