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M398 MICROCLEAN Steel
Steel name: M398 MICROCLEAN
Diagram No.: 2267
Chemical composition in weight %: 2.70% C, 0.50% Si, 0.50% Mn, 20.00% Cr, 1.00% Mo, 7.20% V, 0.70% W
Steel group: PM plastic mould steels
Properties: BÖHLER M398 MICROCLEAN is a martensitic chromium steel produced with powder metallurgy. Due to its alloying concept this steel offers extremely high wear resistance and high corrosion resistance – the perfect combination for highly wear-resistant tools.
Applications: Due to its property-profile BÖHLER M398 MICROCLEAN can be used for following applications: non return valves, screws for injection moulding machines, tool inserts for injection moulding, extrem wear resistant components, cutting type instruments and knives.
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Heat Treatment
Hardening: Austenitizing temperature: 1,120 to 1,180 °C (2,050 to 2,155 °F). Holding time after through-heating: 20 – 30 minutes for a hardening temperature of 1,120 to 1,150 °C (2,050 to 2,100 °F), 5 – 10 minutes for a hardening temperature of 1,180 °C (2,155 °F). Quenching media: Oil, N2.
Tempering: Tempering for highest corrosion resistance. Deep freezing for transformation of retained austenite. Slow heating to tempering temperature. Time in furnace 1 hour for each 20 mm (0.79 inch) of workpiece thickness, but at least 2 hours. For information on the achievable hardness after tempering please refer to the tempering chart. Tempering: 200 to 300 °C (390 – 570 °F).
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