Forging Steel Bar C 60, Item Thickness 30 mm, Grade 1018

Ask for pricecarbon steel c 60 description c 60 steel stands among the higher carbon content 0. 60% steels. It offers additional value difficult to fabricate than the lower carbon grades. Chemical composition grademinmaxcarbon, C0. 550. 65manganese, Mn0. 500. 80silicon, Si0. 150. 35sulfur, S, .,,0. 50phosphorous, P, .,,0. 50 applications shafts, Bushings, Large forgings, Mechanical engineering components,, Agricultural connecting rodssprings, Hand tools, Cold rolled strips. Mean physical attributes measured characteristics at room temperature with a modulus of elasticity of 10^3x n/mm2 210density lbs/in3 7. 85 mechanical properties in normalized condition diameter mm 0. 2% proof stress wmm 2 tensile strength wmm 2 elongation % up to 163807101017, 403406701141, 10034067011101, 16031065011161, 25031065011 mechanical properties in quenched, Tempered condition diameter0. 2% proof stresstensile strengthelongation a5reduction z mm wmm 2 wmm2 % % up to 16 580850, 1000112517, 40520800, 950133041, 100450750, 9001435101, 160,,,, Soft Heat to temperatures of 650 to 700 degrees Celsius and allow gradual cooling in the furnace to achieve the highest Brinell hardness hardness of 241. Solidifying due to a change in temperature of 800, 830 c, 810, 840 c succeeded by water or oil quenching. Regulating standard temperature levels c 820, 850 c. Adjusting the heat level for tempering 540, 680 c. Creating through thermal forming techniques temperature 1100, 850 c. The capacity for machining of c 60 and the entirety of the higher carbon steels is relatively poor. Ck60 rates at 55 to 60 % that of the ais11112 steel which is acknowledged as fully authentic machinable corrosion resistance this steel is not corrosion resistant, It is susceptible to rust if not adequately safeguarded welding c 60 steel is weldable by all of the welding methods. However with its higher carbon content It holds significant value to use both pre, Heat at 150 to 260 c and post, Heat at 590 to 650 c practice per an approved welding procedure. Cold working cold working is difficult even in the annealed condition although available is a chance it is done by conventional methods but requires greater force than the lower carbon steels.