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    Data Sheet: Typical Composition C CR Mo V 1.42 11.5 0.9 0.8

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    DATA SHEET

    D2

    Typical Composition

    C Cr Mo V

    1.42 11.5 0.9 0.8

    D2 is an air-hardening, high carbon, high chromium tool steel, heat treatable to HRC 60-62. It offers
    excellent abrasion resistance, due to a large volume of carbides in the microstructure. D2 has been
    widely used for many years in cold work applications requiring very high wear resistance. It is
    machinable in the annealed condition and like other air-hardening tool steels, exhibits minimal
    distortion on hardening.

    The Typical Applications include stamping or forming dies, punches and dies, forming rolls, blanking
    dies, thread rolling dies, coining dies, lamination dies, trim dies, industrial knives and slitters, shear
    blades, fine blanking tools, scrap choppers, wear parts, tire shredders, and plastic injection feed screws
    and tips.

    MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Machinability


    Heat HRC Impact Wear The machinability of D2 as annealed is about
    Treatment Toughness Resitance
    35% of W1 tool steel.
    Austeniziting Adhesive
    Temp. Ft.-lb (J) Surface Treatments
    D2 1850°F(1010C) 60 21 (28) 3-4
    150 D2 can be given standard surface treatments
    S7 1750°F(955C) 57 125 (165) 1 such as nitriding, TiN (titanium nitride) coating
    A2 1750°F(955C) 60 40 (53) 2-3 or hard chrome playing if desired. When using
    Cru- 1950°F(1065C) 62 30 (40) 5-6
    surface treatments, harden from the high side
    Wear®
    3V® 1950°F(1065C) 60 70 (95) 7 of the austenitizing range and temper at or
    M2 2050°F(1120C) 62 20 (27) 8-10 above the process temperature of the
    M4 2050°F(1120C) 62 32 (43) 20-25 treatment.
    10V® 2150°F(1175C) 63 14 (19) 90
    This data sheet is for informational purposes only. Alloy characteristics are subject to change due to chemical composition
    and/or processing. We do not certify the material’s suitability for specific applications.

    Niagara Specialty Metals | 12600 Clarence Center Road, Akron, NY 14001


    DATA SHEET
    Thermal Treatments Heat Treat Response
    Annealing: Heat to 1600°F (870°C), hold 2 hours, slow cool Hardness and Impact Toughness Data
    25°F (15°C) per hour to 1000°F (540°C) then air cool. Or heat Austenitized 1850°F (1010°C) Air Cool
    to 1600°F (870°C), hold 2 hrs., cool to 1425°F (775°C) hold 6 Tempering HRC Charpy C-Notch
    Temp. Ft. lbs. Joules
    hrs., then air cool.
    As Quenched 63
    Annealed Hardness: About BHN 221/225
    300°F (150°C) 62 17 23
    400°F (205°C) 61 21 29
    Stress Relieving 500°F(260°C) 60 23 31
    Annealed Parts: Heat to 1200-1250°F (650-675°C), hold 2 600°F(315°C) 59 22 30
    hours, then cool in still air. 700°F(370°C) 58 22 30
    Hardened Parts: Heat to 25-50°F (15-25°C) below the 800°F(420°C) 58 21 29
    900°F(480°C) 58 21 29
    original tempering temperature, hold 2 hours, then cool in
    1000°F(540°C) 55 19 26
    still air.

    Hardening
    Preheat: Heat to 1100-1200°F (595-650°C), equalize, then to
    1400-1450°F (760-790°C), equalize.
    Austenitize: 1825-1875°F(995-1025°). Hold time at
    temperature 30-45 minutes.
    Quench: Air or positive pressure quench (2 bar minimum) to
    below 150°F (65°C).
    Temper: 400-1000°F(205-540°C).Temper 2 hours minimum
    each time or at least 1 hour per inch(25mm) of thickness,
    double Temper. Cool to room temperature in between
    tempers.
    Cryogenic Treating: Refrigeration after the first temper may
    improve long term dimensions stability by transforming
    retained austenite. Any refrigeration treatment must be
    followed by a temper. Welding
    Use air hardening tool steel filler material.
    Size Change: (The amount of retained austenite has a significant effect.) Annealed Material: Preheat 700-900°F (370-485°C),maintain the
    Hardening Tempering HRC Longitudinal Size temperature of the work piece at 700°F (370°C) minimum during
    Temp. Temp. Change welding. Reanneal after welding or temper at 1425° (775°) for 6
    1850°F(1010C) 400°F(205C) 61 +0.025% hours.
    1850°F(1010C) 600°F(315C) 59 -0.010%
    Hardened Material: Preheat 25-50°F (15-30°C) below original
    1850°F(1010C) 800°F(425C) 58 -0.017%
    tempering temperature or 350°F (175°F) minimum. Maintain the
    1850°F(1010C) 1000°F(425C) 55 -0.006%
    temperature of the work piece at 350°F (175°F) minimum during
    welding. Cool to below 150° (65°C) after welding. Temper 25°F (15°C)
    below original tempering temperature or 350° (175°C) minimum.

    Niagara Specialty Metals | 12600 Clarence Center Road, Akron, NY 14001

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