1) 41Cr4 is a steel grade suitable for quenching and tempering for components requiring lower strength than 42CrMo4. It can be induction hardened to a minimum hardness of 52 HRC.
2) The steel has a carbon content between 0.38-0.45% and chromium content between 0.9-1.2%. It can be softened through annealing or strengthened through quenching and tempering.
3) Typical mechanical properties after quenching and tempering include a yield strength of 560-660 MPa, tensile strength of 800-1100 MPa, and elongation of 12-14%.
1) 41Cr4 is a steel grade suitable for quenching and tempering for components requiring lower strength than 42CrMo4. It can be induction hardened to a minimum hardness of 52 HRC.
2) The steel has a carbon content between 0.38-0.45% and chromium content between 0.9-1.2%. It can be softened through annealing or strengthened through quenching and tempering.
3) Typical mechanical properties after quenching and tempering include a yield strength of 560-660 MPa, tensile strength of 800-1100 MPa, and elongation of 12-14%.
1) 41Cr4 is a steel grade suitable for quenching and tempering for components requiring lower strength than 42CrMo4. It can be induction hardened to a minimum hardness of 52 HRC.
2) The steel has a carbon content between 0.38-0.45% and chromium content between 0.9-1.2%. It can be softened through annealing or strengthened through quenching and tempering.
3) Typical mechanical properties after quenching and tempering include a yield strength of 560-660 MPa, tensile strength of 800-1100 MPa, and elongation of 12-14%.
1) 41Cr4 is a steel grade suitable for quenching and tempering for components requiring lower strength than 42CrMo4. It can be induction hardened to a minimum hardness of 52 HRC.
2) The steel has a carbon content between 0.38-0.45% and chromium content between 0.9-1.2%. It can be softened through annealing or strengthened through quenching and tempering.
3) Typical mechanical properties after quenching and tempering include a yield strength of 560-660 MPa, tensile strength of 800-1100 MPa, and elongation of 12-14%.
41Cr4 is a steel for quenching and tempering recommended for components with strength requirements lower than the steel 42CrMo4. It is suitable for induction surface hardening, min hardness 52 HRC. It through hardens in oil up to appr. 40 mm diameter.
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