Carrs Tool Steels Limited
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Tipton, West Midlands DY4 8XQ, United Kingdom
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CARRS 09B

BS EN ISO 4957 - 95MnWCr5

BS4659 - BO1, AISI - 01, DIN - 1.2510


TYPICAL ANALYSIS

C

0.95

 

Mn

1.25

Cr

0.50

 

W

0.50

V

0.20

     

CHARACTERISTICS
An excellent Oil Hardening low alloy steel. For Cutting Tools required to maintain a keen edge and Forming and Raising Tools where wear resistance is important.
Colour Code: DARK GREEN.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

Broaches

Gauges

Drill Brushes

Jigs

Deep drawing dies

Clipping

Embossing

Marking punches

Press tools

Forming rolls

Slitting cutters

Taps and scrweing tools

Rivet forging dies

Shear blades (rotary)

Woodworking tools (machine)

HEAT TREATMENTgraph

FORGING
Commence at 1000oC. Re-heat as necessary to avoid working below 800oC.

ANNEALING
Soak thoroughly at 750/760oC. Cool in furnace not faster than 20oC per hour.

STRESS RELIEVING
Heat uniformly to 625oC max. Allow to equalise and remove from furnace. Cool in still air to room temperature.

HARDENING & TEMPERING
Thoroughly warm Tools or Components before charging

HEATING & SOAKING
(a) Salt Bath Procedure

Charge Tools into Pre-heater chamber at 300/400oC and soak thoroughly up to 1 hour per inch of ruling section. Remove to Neutral Salt Bath operating at 800/810oC and maintain for 15 minutes at temperature or 10 minutes per inch of ruling section (whichever is the greater). (Very large sections required to have maximum hardness may be heated at 820oC.
(b) Open Furnace Procedure
Charge Tools into muffle furnace working at 300/400oC and soak thoroughly, preferably 1 hour per inch of ruling section. Raise heat uniformly to 800/810oC and maintain at this temperature for 10/20 minutes according to size. (Very large sections required to have maximum hardness may be heated to 820oC).

QUENCHING
(1) Quench
in oil - ALTERNATIVELY
(2) Quench in Martempering Salt Bath at 200/250oC. Allow to equalise and cool in still air. Tools should be tempered immediately whilst still hand warm.

TEMPERING
Temper to your requirements according to the tempering graph - soaking at temperature for 1 hour per inch ruling section or 2 hours whichever is longer