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ISO 4957 Technical specifications of DIN X50CrMoV5-1 hot work tool steel, Round bar 1.2345 Flat bar, Stock Available, Hot forging, rolling, heat treatment
MATERIAL DATA SHEET - DIN X50CrMoV5-1 & W-Nr 1.2345 
MATERIAL CATEGORY:  Hot work alloy tool steel 
Hot-work die divides into several main types, such as hammer forging, die forging, extrusion and die casting, including hot forging die, press machine forging die, stamping die, hot-extrusion die, metal die-casting mould. Heat distortion mould not only supports huge mechanical stress, but also thermal stress during working repeatedly. Hot-work die steel should have not only high hardness, red hardness, abrasion resistance, toughness, but also have excellent high temperature strength, thermal fatigue stability, thermal conductivity, upper hardenability for guaranteeing the whole cross section with consistent mechanical property. Steel material commonly used are DIN X35CrMoV5-1-1, DIN 1.2344, DIN X20CoCrWMo10-9 (W-Nr 1.2888), DIN X45NiCrMo4, DIN 60NiCrMoV12-4 (W-Nr.1.2743), DIN X13NiCrSi36-16.
MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS EN ISO 4957: 2000 , DIN 17350 (1980)
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The alloy is usually produced by EAF /VD /LF /IFF followed by electroslag refining (ESR) if necessary for special purpose. Bars and, where applicable, forgings are subjected to ultrasonic examination based on the different level according to the buyers' requirements.
Bars are usually supplied bright (peeling or centreless grinding) in the softened = SA condition.
Final heat treatment - heat treatment /  spheroidizing annealing
 
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION (mass weight - %)
Carbon, C (%): 0.48 ~ 0.53
Silicon, Si (%): 0.80 ~ 1.10
Manganese, Mn (%): 0.20 ~ 0.40
Phosphorus, P (%)≤: 0.030
Sulfur, S (%)≤: 0.030
Chromium, Cr (%): 4.80 ~ 5.20
Molybdenum, Mo (%): 1.25 ~ 1.45
Vanadium, V (%): 0.80 ~ 1.00
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES - HOT WORKING, HEAT TREATMENT AND HARDNESS
Hot working tenperature /℃:  1100~900
Annealing temperature /℃:    800~830
Hardness after annealing ≤HBW:  229
Quenching temperature /℃:  1020~1060
Cooling medium: oi
Common tempering temperature /℃:  450~550
Hardness after tempering at temperature /MPa |400℃:   2100
Hardness after tempering at temperature /MPa |500℃:   2170
Hardness after tempering at temperature /MPa |600℃:   1780
Hardness after tempering at temperature /MPa |650℃:   1450
HEAT TREATTMENT PRACTICE 
The preheating of measuring and cutting tool steel is spheroidizing annealing, final heat treatment is quenching + low temperature tempering and hardness after heat treatment can reach 60~65HRC. When heat treat tool steel grades consideration should be given to hardening temperature, including ratio of heating, cooling and soaking times which will differ due to factors such as the shape and size of each chemical component. Other considerations during heat treatment include the type of furnace, quenching medium and work piece transfer facilities.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Alloy tool steel is widely used to produce the cutting tool, cold/heat distortion mould and measuring implements, and further to manufacture the piston, valve, valve seat of fuel pump of diesel engine.
Cutting tools, Mechanical parts, Air hammer tools, Piercing tools.
TECHNICAL SALES ASSISTANCE
If you meet further on any technical enquiry. pleased to EMAIL our resident team of qualified production engineers. Email: sales@ccsteels.com
PRODUCT PROFILE & DIMENSIONS  
Round bar / Disc (diameter): 5.50mm to 800mm
Square bar / Flat bar: 10mm to 500mm
Length: fixed length, random length or based on the customer's special requirement.
Plate: T6mm X W10 -2000mm X L2000 - 12000mm
Sheet steel: T0.50-6.00mm X W1000mm X L1000/2000mm, or in coil from
Steel strip: T0.1 - 3.00mm X W8 - 600mm, in coil form
( T=thickness, W=width, L=length )
Forged steel shape: stepped shaft, and other different shapes based on OEM.

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