Analysis of High Speed Tool Steel

Cutting tools and blades are made of so-called tool steels, which are categorized into carbon tool steels (SK), alloy tool steels (SKS, SKD and SKT), and high speed tool steels (SKH). These steels are widely used for files, press punches and dies, gauges, and tool bits. Tool steel is required to have resistance to heat and wear, as well as toughness and hardenability according to the intended use. High speed tool steels in particular are suited to high speed cutting and used for high speed drills whose cutting edges need to be resistant to heat and wear.

Content Type:
Application
Document Number:
LAAN-A-EP-E009
Product Type:
Surface Analysis, Electron Probe Microanalyzer
Keywords:
High speed tool steel, SKH, Secondary hardening, Quenching, Tempering, Affinity, Phase analysis, Mo carbide, W carbide, V carbide, Cr carbide, EPMA-8050G
Language:
English
File Name:
jpq118003.pdf
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1,641kb

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