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O1 Tool Steel Technical Data
DeCarb Free Tool Steel Bar
AISI 0-1
This alloy is one of the Cold Work, oil
hardening type tool steels. It is relatively inexpensive containing small
amounts of manganese, tungsten and chromium. Hardening by oil quench minimizes
distortion and cracking. O1 alloy can be readily formed in the annealed
condition by conventional methods. 0-1 is an oil-hardening, non-deforming
tool steel which can be hardened at relatively low temperatures. Tools and dies
made from 0-1 will have good wearing qualities since the tungsten and higher
chromium content gives improved wear resistance over the straight manganese
grades.
| Carbon |
0.85
- 1 |
| Chromium |
0.4
- 0.6 |
| Iron |
Balance |
| Manganese |
1
- 1.4 |
| Phosphorus |
0.03
max |
| Silicon |
0.5
max |
| Sulphur |
0.03
max |
| Tungsten |
0.4
- 0.6 |
| Vanadium |
0.3
max |
| Heat Treatment
Data |
- Forging:
- Start forging at: 1800-1950°F (982-1066°C)
- Do not forge below: 1550°F (843°C)
- Normalizing:
- Annealing:
- Temperature: 1400-1450°F (760-788°C)
- Rate of cooling, max. per hour: 40°F
(22°C)
- Typical annealed hardness, Brinell:
183-212
- Hardening:
- Rate of heating: Slowly
- Preheat temperature: 1200°F (649°C)
- Hardening temperature: 1450-1500°F
(788-816°C)
- Time at temperature, minutes: 10-30
- Quenching medium: 0
- Tempering:
- Tempering temperature 350-500°F
(177-260°C)
- Approx. tempered hardness, Rockwell C:
57-62
- Wear Resistance:
Medium
- Toughness:
Medium
- Resistance to Softening Effect of
Elevated Temperature: Low
- Depth of Hardening: Medium
- Machinability: High
- Grindability:
High
- Distortion in Heat Treating:
Low
- Safety in Hardening:
Medium to High
- Resistance to Decarburization:
High
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