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Tool Steels M52


Availability

Tool Steels M52 is stocked by 2 North American distributors and produced by 3 large mills. Distributors will offer small quantity buys while mills will generally only sell large quantities, with delivery times anywhere from 10 to 50 weeks depending on size and form required

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Specifications

The following specifications cover Tool Steels M52

  • ASTM A600 (M 52)
  • UNS T11352

Property Results

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Chemistry Data : [top]

Carbon

Chromium

Iron

Balance

Molybdenum

Tungsten

Vanadium


Principal Design Features This alloy is an intermediate high speed, molybdenum - chromium - vanadium type tool steel.

Applications Most often employed in tooling applications where abrasion resistance is less important, such as woodworking tools and commercial twist drills.

Machinability This alloy is best machined in the annealed condition. It is rated at 65 % of a 1% carbon steel, or 50% of a B1112.

Forming Not applicable

Heat Treatment See annealing, tempering and hardening.

Forging Preheat to 1500 F and soak thoroughly. Then increase temperature to 2000 F prior to working. Do not forge below 1800 F.

Annealing Heat to 1550 F and furnace cool slowly. M52 is extremely susceptible to decarburization and must be protected during any thermal treatment.

Tempering Tempering should immediately follow quenching. For best performance, double temper at 1025 F.

Hardening For optimum performance and stability, preheat work to 1600 F until soaked, then superheat to 2150 F only long enough for the work to reach furnace temperature and quench immediately in oil.

Physical Data : [top]

Density (lb / cu. in.) 0.283


Mechanical Data : [top]

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