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    (%) Tempering Graph: Typical Analysis

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    1. The document describes material 1.2379, which is a secondary heat-treatable high alloy ledeburitic chrome steel that is more wear-resistant and has high tempering stability at higher hardening temperatures. 2. It can be used for complicated cutting tools, thread rolling dies, sinking dies, broaches, milling tools, shear blades and extruding tools. 3. The document provides information on the typical chemical composition, heat treatment processes including annealing, stress relieving and hardening temperatures and procedures, and notes the material has high wear and pressure resistance with good hardenability and dimensional stability.

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    1. The document describes material 1.2379, which is a secondary heat-treatable high alloy ledeburitic chrome steel that is more wear-resistant and has high tempering stability at higher hardening temperatures. 2. It can be used for complicated cutting tools, thread rolling dies, sinking dies, broaches, milling tools, shear blades and extruding tools. 3. The document provides information on the typical chemical composition, heat treatment processes including annealing, stress relieving and hardening temperatures and procedures, and notes the material has high wear and pressure resistance with good hardenability and dimensional stability.

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    1. The document describes material 1.2379, which is a secondary heat-treatable high alloy ledeburitic chrome steel that is more wear-resistant and has high tempering stability at higher hardening temperatures. 2. It can be used for complicated cutting tools, thread rolling dies, sinking dies, broaches, milling tools, shear blades and extruding tools. 3. The document provides information on the typical chemical composition, heat treatment processes including annealing, stress relieving and hardening temperatures and procedures, and notes the material has high wear and pressure resistance with good hardenability and dimensional stability.

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    (%) Tempering Graph: Typical Analysis

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    1. The document describes material 1.2379, which is a secondary heat-treatable high alloy ledeburitic chrome steel that is more wear-resistant and has high tempering stability at higher hardening temperatures. 2. It can be used for complicated cutting tools, thread rolling dies, sinking dies, broaches, milling tools, shear blades and extruding tools. 3. The document provides information on the typical chemical composition, heat treatment processes including annealing, stress relieving and hardening temperatures and procedures, and notes the material has high wear and pressure resistance with good hardenability and dimensional stability.

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    1535_Uddeholm_DE_••netto_preisliste2005 04.08.

    16 11:19 Seite 62

    W-Nr. 1.2379

    Material no. 1.2379 W-Nr. 1.2379


    DIN designation X153CrMoV12-1 Secondary heat-treatable high alloy ledeburitic chrome steel, low distortion, standard cold work steel with good toughness.
    Delivery condition annealed, max. 255 HB This steel is more wear-resistant due to its higher V content and shows a high tempering stability at higher hardening
    temperatures. For this reason, it can be nitrided without the base material hardness falling below HRC 60. Suitable for
    complicated cutting tools, thread rolling dies, sinking dies, broaches, milling tools, shear blades and extruding tools.

    Typical analysis [%]


    C Si Mn Cr Mo V Tempering Graph
    1,55 0,3 0,35 11,8 0,75 0,75
    Hardness, HRC

    Heat treatment 65
    Austenitizing temperature 1050 °C
    Annealing
    1020 °C
    Temperature [°C] 820
    60

    Holding time/h 4h
    990 °C
    55

    Cooling furnace or sand


    50
    Stress relieving
    Temperature [°C] 650 45

    Holding time/h 2h
    40
    Cooling furnace or sand
    35
    Hardening
    Preheating 2-stage preheating (650 °C und 850 °C for vacuum hardening) 30
    100 200 300 400 500 600 700
    Austenitizing 980 - 1070 ºC, depending on the requested hardness, 20 - 45 min. Tempering temperature °C
    heating time depending on hardness.
    Quench 80 °C warm oil, salt bath or gas quenching T800-500 ≤ 600 sek.
    Tempering At least 3 times - high-temperature tempering 510 - 530 ºC depending on
    Properties:
    • high wear and pressure resistance
    requested hardness; at austenitization temperatures > 1030 ºC, large

    • good hardenability with high dimensional stability


    dimensions, if erosion, PVD coating or maximum dimensional stability is
    desired, > 510 ºC must be allowed.
    Remarks Temperature compensation at 500 °C possible.

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