M35 Steel

M35 Steel

Steel name: M35
Diagram No.: 853
JIS designation: SKH55
Mat.No. (Wr.Nr.) designation: 1.3243
AISI/SAE designation: M35
Chemical composition in weight %: 0.93% C, 4.20% Cr, 5.00% Mo, 1.80% V, 6.40% W, 4.80% Co
Steel group: High speed steels
Applications: M35 is a high-speed steel suitable for cutting tools such as, broaches, taps, milling, reamers, hobs, shapers cutters, saws etc. In terms of performance, M35 is an all-round steel to be used in cutting conditions where demands for hot hardness are of importance. M35 is also suitable for cold work applications, where exacting demands are imposed on wear resistance. The steel possesses an admirable combination of wear resistance and toughness and in these respects superior to the high alloyed cold work steels.
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Heat Treatment
Hardening: 1050–1220^oC/air
Tempering: See the diagram
Diagram note: Hardness after hardening, step quenching and tempering 2x1 h of a sample 25 mm Ø.

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