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    DATA SHEET

    MARVAC™ 250 VIM-VAR


    HIGH STRENGTH MARAGING STEEL

    Typical C Si Mn Ni Co Mo Ti Al Fe
    Composition 0.01 0.05 0.05 18.50 7.75 4.80 0.40 0.10 Bal

    GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
    MARVAC 250 VIM-VAR is a low carbon maraging steel capable of 240,000 psi minimum yield
    strength, coupled with excellent toughness and ductility. The alloy has good fabrication
    characteristics, which include a low rate of work hardening, good machinability and weldability, and
    a very simple heat treatment process. Marvac 250 is produced by vacuum induction melting
    followed by VAC-ARC® remelting. This approach provides superior cleanness and a preferred
    ingot structure to enhance transverse mechanical properties. Marvac 250 is supplied in the
    solution annealed condition.

    PHYSICAL PROPERTIES WORKABILITY


    Density: 0.289 lb/in3 (8.00 g/cm3) Hot Working: Marvac 250 is readily forged
    Mean Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (75- and rolled. For forging or rolling, billet
    900°F): 5.6 x 10-6 in/in/°F material is generally heated between 1700-
    Modulus of Elasticity: 27.0x106psi (186x103 1900°F (927-1038°). The actual temperature
    MPa) selected depends upon the size being forged
    Poissons Ratio: 0.30 or rolled and the degree of reduction to be
    accomplished; the finishing temperature
    HEAT TREATMENT should be below 1700°F to ensure optimum
    Maraging Cycle: Hold 3-6 hours at 900°F mechanical properties. Cracking is typically
    (482°C), then air cool. Resulting hardness is not a problem at low hot work finishing
    approximately 50 HRC. Size change during temperatures.
    maraging in most cases is negligible; slight Cold Working: Marvac 250 exhibits low work
    shrinkage on the order of 0.0005" per inch hardening characteristics and can therefore
    can be expected. be subjected to large cold working reductions
    Solution Treatment: Hold one hour per inch in without cracking.
    of thickness at 1500°F (816°C), then air cool. Welding: This alloy is readily weldable,
    Resulting hardness is approximately 30 HRC. without preheat, in both the solution annealed
    A protective atmosphere is not required, but and fully aged conditions. Only a post-weld
    precautions should be taken to avoid aging treatment is required to restore
    carburization. properties in the weldment.
    Stress Relieving: To eliminate excessive Machining: Marvac 250 is most easily
    stresses caused by machining or cold machined in the solution annealed condition.
    working, a solution treatment at 1500°F After aging, the alloy can be machined like
    (816°C) should be performed. conventional steels at similar hardness levels.
    Rigid equipment and firm tool supports are
    essential.

    © COPYRIGHT 2009 by Latrobe Specialty Steel Co. TM - Trademark of Latrobe Specialty Steel Co.
    MARVAC™ 250 VIM-VAR
    MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
    (Solution annealed and aged at 900°F)

    Impact Toughness (Charpy V-notch) Fracture Toughness: 75 ksi√in minimum


    Test Temperature Impact Energy (Minimum value per MIL-S-46850D)
    °F °C ft-lbs J
    Fatigue Endurance Limit
    RT 22 30 smooth: 110 ksi (758 MPa)
    -100 -73 18 24 notched: 55 ksi (379 MPa)
    -200 -129 15 20 (kt = 2.2)

    TYPICAL ROOM TEMPERATURE TRANSVERSE TENSILE PROPERTIES


    Size Tested* Tensile Yield
    Specimen Location % El % RA
    in (mm) ksi MPa ksi MPa
    10 (254) Octagon Center 263 1815 249 1715 10.2 45
    10 (254) Octagon Mid-radius 263 1815 250 1725 11.5 49
    5 (127) RCS Center 267 1840 250 1725 12.0 55
    5 (127) RCS Mid-radius 267 1840 251 1730 12.2 56
    *Heat treated as tensile specimen blanks

    TYPICAL ELEVATED TEMPERATURE TENSILE PROPERTIES


    Test Temperature Tensile Yield
    % El % RA
    °F °C ksi MPa ksi MPa
    70 21 260 1793 252 1738 11 56
    600 316 227 1565 213 1469 12 57
    800 427 210 1448 193 1331 14 57
    900 482 198 1365 176 1214 15 62
    1000 538 156 1076 141 972 21 72

    SPECIFICATIONS APPLICATIONS
    The following specifications are offered for Jet engine and gas turbine components,
    general reference and should not be rocket motor cases, landing gear, high-
    considered a complete listing. strength shafting and other critical
    AMS 6512 components requiring high-strength, high
    MIL-S-46850D toughness and minimal heat treatment
    distortion.
    AVAILABILITY
    Marvac 250 steel is available as bar, billet,
    and ingot from Latrobe Specialty Steel. For
    further information, please contact your
    Latrobe Specialty Steel representative.

    Latrobe, Pennsylvania 15650-0031 U.S.A.


    Phone: (724) 537-7711 Fax: (724) 532-6316
    www.latrobesteel.com

    © COPYRIGHT 2009 by Latrobe Specialty Steel Co. 01/09

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