SAE8620/8620H/21NiCrMo2/DIN1.6523structural steel price per ton hot
forged, forged steel bar, DIA 80-1200mm, Small MOQ
Description:
8620 is a low nickel - chromium - molybdenum medium hardenability,
case hardening (carburizing) steel, generally supplied in the as
rolled condition with a maximum brinell hardness of 280 (Rc30).
Characterised by good core strength and toughness in small to
medium sections with case hardness up to Rc62 when carburized,
hardened and tempered.
8620 can also be used (uncarburised) as a high tensile steel, which
when suitably hardened and tempered can be utilized for various
applications requiring good tensile strength and reasonable
toughness.
Pre hardened and tempered (uncarburized) 8620 can be further
surface hardened by nitriding but will not respond satisfactorily
to flame or induction hardening due to its low carbon content.
8620 (carburized) is used extensively by all industry sectors for
light to medium stressed components and shafts requiring high
surface wear resistance with reasonable core strength and impact
properties.
APPLICATIONS:
AISI 8620 is a common, carburizing alloy steel used for a variety
of medium-strength applications including gears, camshafts,
fasteners, and chains/chain pins. Flexibility in hardening
treatments allow optimization of case/core properties. Typical uses
are: Arbors, Bearings, Bushings, Cam Shafts, Differential Pinions,
Guide Pins, King Pins, Pistons Pins, Splined Shafts, Ratchets,
Sleeves etc..
Related Specifications
Australia AS 1444-1996-8620/8620H
Germany W.Nr 1.6523 DIN 21NiCrMo2
Great Britain BS970: PART 3: 1991 805 M20
BS970: 1955 - EN362
Japan JISG 4052 SNCM 220H
JIS SNCM 21 , JIS SNCM 21 H
U.S.A. SAE 8620 AISI 8620
ASTM A29/A29M 1991 8620
UNS G86200
AMS 6274 , AMS 6274G , AMS 6276 , AMS 6276C , AMS 6277 , AMS 6277A
,
ASTM A322 , ASTM A331 , ASTM A505 , ASTM A513 ,
MIL SPEC MIL-S-16974 ,
SAE J404 , SAE J770 ,
UNS G86200
France: AFNOR 20 NCD 2 , AFNOR 22 NCD 2
Italy: UNI 20 NiCrMo 2
Chemical Composition(%):
Carbon 0.17-0.23
Silicon 0.10-0.40
Manganese 0.60-0.95
Nickel 0.35-0.75
Chromium 0.35-0.75
Molybdenum 0.15-0.25
Phosphorous 0.04 max
Sulphur 0.04 max
Process: EAF+LF+VOD+Forged+Heat Treatment(optional)
SIZE RANGE:
Hot Forged: Dia 80 mm -1200mm
SURFACE FINISHES:
Black, Peeled (K12), Cold Drawn, Turned & Polished (H10, H11),
Precision Ground (H9, H8)
Test: Ultrasonic test according to SEP 1921-84
Forging
Heat to 1150 oC and hold until temperature is uniform throughout
the section. Soaking time at forging temperature should be as short
as possible to avoid heavy scaling and excessive grain growth. This
will vary depending on furnace conditions but 15 minutes per 25 mm
of section may be used as a guide.Do not forge below 850 oC.
Following completion of forging operation, work piece should be
cooled as slowly as possible in sand or dry lime etc.
Note: Case hardening steels due to their low carbon content are
less susceptible to cracking than medium or high carbon steels, and
may therefore be heated and cooled more rapidly.
Machining
8620 in the as rolled as supplied condition, has very good
machinability and all operations such as turning, drilling, milling
and tapping etc. can be carried out satisfactorily as per machine
manufacturers recommendations for suitable tool type - feeds and
speeds.
Welding
8620 is readily weldable in the as rolled as supplied condition.
Following welding, the work piece immediately upon cooling to hand
warm should be stress relieved at 630 oC - 650 oC if possible.
N.B. Welding in the carburized and heat treated condition is not
recommended.
Welding Procedure
Welding of 8620 should always be carried out using low hydrogen
electrodes - please consult your welding consumables supplier.
Description:
8620 is a low nickel - chromium - molybdenum medium hardenability,
case hardening (carburizing) steel, generally supplied in the as
rolled condition with a maximum brinell hardness of 280 (Rc30).
Characterised by good core strength and toughness in small to
medium sections with case hardness up to Rc62 when carburized,
hardened and tempered.
8620 can also be used (uncarburised) as a high tensile steel, which
when suitably hardened and tempered can be utilized for various
applications requiring good tensile strength and reasonable
toughness.
Pre hardened and tempered (uncarburized) 8620 can be further
surface hardened by nitriding but will not respond satisfactorily
to flame or induction hardening due to its low carbon content.
8620 (carburized) is used extensively by all industry sectors for
light to medium stressed components and shafts requiring high
surface wear resistance with reasonable core strength and impact
properties.
APPLICATIONS:
AISI 8620 is a common, carburizing alloy steel used for a variety
of medium-strength applications including gears, camshafts,
fasteners, and chains/chain pins. Flexibility in hardening
treatments allow optimization of case/core properties. Typical uses
are: Arbors, Bearings, Bushings, Cam Shafts, Differential Pinions,
Guide Pins, King Pins, Pistons Pins, Splined Shafts, Ratchets,
Sleeves etc..
Related Specifications
Australia AS 1444-1996-8620/8620H
Germany W.Nr 1.6523 DIN 21NiCrMo2
Great Britain BS970: PART 3: 1991 805 M20
BS970: 1955 - EN362
Japan JISG 4052 SNCM 220H
JIS SNCM 21 , JIS SNCM 21 H
U.S.A. SAE 8620 AISI 8620
ASTM A29/A29M 1991 8620
UNS G86200
AMS 6274 , AMS 6274G , AMS 6276 , AMS 6276C , AMS 6277 , AMS 6277A
,
ASTM A322 , ASTM A331 , ASTM A505 , ASTM A513 ,
MIL SPEC MIL-S-16974 ,
SAE J404 , SAE J770 ,
UNS G86200
France: AFNOR 20 NCD 2 , AFNOR 22 NCD 2
Italy: UNI 20 NiCrMo 2
Chemical Composition(%):
Carbon 0.17-0.23
Silicon 0.10-0.40
Manganese 0.60-0.95
Nickel 0.35-0.75
Chromium 0.35-0.75
Molybdenum 0.15-0.25
Phosphorous 0.04 max
Sulphur 0.04 max
Process: EAF+LF+VOD+Forged+Heat Treatment(optional)
SIZE RANGE:
Hot Forged: Dia 80 mm -1200mm
SURFACE FINISHES:
Black, Peeled (K12), Cold Drawn, Turned & Polished (H10, H11),
Precision Ground (H9, H8)
Test: Ultrasonic test according to SEP 1921-84
Forging
Heat to 1150 oC and hold until temperature is uniform throughout
the section. Soaking time at forging temperature should be as short
as possible to avoid heavy scaling and excessive grain growth. This
will vary depending on furnace conditions but 15 minutes per 25 mm
of section may be used as a guide.Do not forge below 850 oC.
Following completion of forging operation, work piece should be
cooled as slowly as possible in sand or dry lime etc.
Note: Case hardening steels due to their low carbon content are
less susceptible to cracking than medium or high carbon steels, and
may therefore be heated and cooled more rapidly.
Machining
8620 in the as rolled as supplied condition, has very good
machinability and all operations such as turning, drilling, milling
and tapping etc. can be carried out satisfactorily as per machine
manufacturers recommendations for suitable tool type - feeds and
speeds.
Welding
8620 is readily weldable in the as rolled as supplied condition.
Following welding, the work piece immediately upon cooling to hand
warm should be stress relieved at 630 oC - 650 oC if possible.
N.B. Welding in the carburized and heat treated condition is not
recommended.
Welding Procedure
Welding of 8620 should always be carried out using low hydrogen
electrodes - please consult your welding consumables supplier.
