DIN 2738 STEEL

DIN 2738 STEEL


STANDARDS :  40CRMNNIMO8-6-4

DIN 2738

P20+Ni AISI P20+Ni  
C 0.42

Mn 1.50

Cr 1.95

Ni 1.10

Mo 0.20

 

DIN 1.2738 is specially used for Plastic injection die moulds. The characteristics of a material are right sharpening, photo-etching properties with high purity and good homogeneity. DIN 2738 is upgraded version of plastic mold steel 0f 2311, which normally supply in Pre hardened condition. Hardness in as supplied condition 280-320 HB with having uniform hardness. The additional nickel content of 1 % increases through hardening. It has good machinability, suitable for Texturing, fine polishability, adequate corrosion resistance, vacuum-degassed steel.

 

DIN 2738 High Hard ( HXM 24 )
 

The modified version of 2738 is with High Hardness 360-400 BHN and increase alloy elements to get extra life and outstanding polishing.


Steel Properties

DIN 2738 is upgrade version of plastic mold steel 0f 2311, which normally supply in Pre hardened condition. Hardness in as supplied condition 280-320 HB. The additional nickel content of 1 % increases through hardening. It is micro-alloyed. It has good machinability, suitable for texturing, outstanding polishability, adequate corrosion resistance. vacuum-degassed steel with the following excellent features.

 

Physical Properties

Coefficient of thermal expansionat °C

20-100

20-200

20-300

20-400

20-500

20-600

20-700

10-6 m/(m*K)

11.2

12.8

13.5

13.7

14.3

14.7

14.9

 

Thermal Conductivity at °C

20

350

700

W/(m*K)

35

34

33


Application

DIN 2738 is applicable for large & small plastic mould dies for Automotive Industries, Dies for Domestic goods , High finishing plastic Die, Boaster Plates of Presses, Die Holders & Shoe blocks for drop Hammers, Press Cassettes , Upsetter Blocker, forging dies, Different dies & mold for plastic products etc.

 

Heat Treatment

Soft annealing °C

Cooling

Hardness HB

710 – 740

Furnace

max. 235

 

Hardening °C

Quenching

Hardness after quenching HRC

840 – 870

Polymer or oil

51

 

Tempering °C after Quenching

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

HRC 51.5 50.2 48 46.2 43 39 29