AISI
B.S.
DIN
JIS
ED11
D2
BD2
1.2379
SKD11
z Chemical Composition
(wt%)
Si
Mn
Cr
Mo
ED11
1.40
1.60
MAX
0.40
MAX
0.40
MAX
0.030
MAX
0.030
11.00
13.00
0.80
1.20
0.20
0.50
z Application
For high efficiency cutting tool
1.Tooling IndustryPunch, Immediate Roller for Cold Rolling.
2.Wire Cutting IndustryMould
3.Steel Tube IndustryRolling Cutter, Shaping Wheel.
4.Screw IndustryScrew Wheel, Screw Mould, Drawing Die.
z Heat Treatment
1.Annealing---Heating slowly and uniformly to 800~850, furnace cooling to
600 at a rate 10~20/h., Hardness max. HB 255.
2.Stress Relieving---650~700, furnace cooling.
3.Hardening--Preheating(1)Warming to 550~600, holding 30 minutes per 25 mm.
Preheating(2)Warming to 800~850, holding 30 minutes per 25 mm.
AustenitizingHeating to 975~1050, holding 30 minutes per 25 mm.
QuenchantBy oil (40~70) or by air.
4.Tempering--Low temperature temperingHeating to 150~200, holding over 60 minutes
per 25 mm. Air-cooling. Hardness min. HRC 61
High temperature temperingHeating to 480~540, holding over 60 minutes
per 25 mm. Air-cooling. Double tempering. Hardness min. HRC 58
NotesIn low temperature tempering, steel must be hold at lower austenitizing
temperature, about 975~1025. In high temperature tempering, steel must be hold at
higher austenitizing temperature, about 1000~1050
z
1200
austenitizing
1000
preheating
800
600
tempering(1)
tempering(2)
400
200
()
time
Hardness in HRc
58
54
50
46
42
38
34
30
Heat treatment
1030 C/O
0 100 200 300 400 500
Tempering temperature in C
600 700
800
z Applicable Documents
1.Macroetched patternAccording to ASTM A561 and ASTM A604.
2.InclusionsAccording to ASTM E45 Method A.
3.Grain SizeAccording to ASTM E112.
z Availability
1.Spheroidizing.
2.Available size range5410mm
z Reference
(1) Harry Chandler, Heat Treaters Guide Practices and Procedures for Irons
and Steels, p.560~563, ASM International(1995).