Characteristics

Engineering steels are among the steels for mechanical construction and are characterized by a carbon content generally above 0.25%, and can be alloyed or unalloyed.

Heat-treatable steels are used to fabricate parts that require a combination of strength and tenacity, with relatively uniform values throughout the cross section or down to a certain depth. These properties are obtained through heat treatments such as quenching and tempering, which constitute the process known as beneficiation.

Applications

Crankshafts, connecting rods, joints, car axles, stabilizers, gears, high-strength bolts, and clamps for spring beams.

Similar

COPANT 4140; SAE 4140; AISI 4140; UNS G41400; DIN 42CrMo4 (1.7225); AFNOR 40CD 4, 42 CD 4; JIS SCM 4 H, SCM 4;

Chemical Composition (% by weight)

CMnPSSiNiCrMoV
0,38 - 0,430,75 - 1,000,0300,0400,15 - 0,35-0,80 - 1,100,15 - 0,25-

Heat Treatment and Processing Temperatures (°C)

Max ForgingAnnealingNormalizingQuenchingQuenching MediumCarburizingTempering
1.204 - 954790 - 845860 - 900845 - 900Oil--

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