H13 Steel Round Bar, DIN 1.2344

H13 is commonly used in the manufacturing of die casting tools, cold heading tools, and other high-temperature applications. It is valued for its good machinability, durability, and resistance to cracking and deformation under heat. H13 steel is available in various forms, including round bars, and is suitable for making components like ejector pins, apparatus holders, and molds for die casting.

 H13 Steel Round Bar Supplier

Amardeep Steel is a Supplier of H13 Steel Round Bar is known for its good machinability, weldability, and ductility, making it versatile for various tooling applications. It is capable of withstanding rapid cooling and resists premature heat checking, which makes it ideal for die casting, molds, and other high-temperature tools. Due to its combination of high toughness and resistance to fatigue, H13 is a popular choice in the tooling industry.

H13 Steel Specification 

H13 Steel Round Bar Chemical Composition

H13 Steel Round Bar 1.2344 Mechanical Properties 

H13 Steel Equivalent Grade

 Heat Treatment & Processes for H13 Tool Steel

• Heat Treatment & Processes : Preheating H13 tool steels to 816°C (1500°F). The temperature is then instantly raised to 1010°C (1850°F) and held there for 15 to 40 minutes before being applied to the steels. After that, the steels are air-quenched.
• Hardening: H13 tool steel should be hardened by cooling in still air since it has a very high degree of hardenability. If a salt bath or controlled environment furnace is not available, pack hardening in wasted pitch coke is advised to reduce decarburization. The temperature used ranges from 1800° to 1850°F, depending on the size of the part.
• Forging: Heat must be applied evenly and gently for forging. Reheat as often as necessary while soaking through at 1900°–2000°F; cease working when the temperature falls below 1650°F. After forging, cool gradually in a furnace, lime, mica, or dry ashes. After forging, H-13 should always be annealed.
• Stress Relieving: After machining, welding, or other high-temperature procedures on H13 steel, stress relieving is a heat treatment procedure used to lower internal tensions and enhance dimensional stability.
• Normalizing: Do Not Normalize.
• Annealing: H13 tool steels are annealed in the furnace at 871°C (1600°F) and then slowly chilled at 4°C (40°F).
• Cold working: Cold working may be carried out on H13 tool steels using conventional methods.
• Nitriding: Nitriding is used to give H13 tool steel a hard surface covering. The steel has a strong resistance to corrosion and abrasion as a result. Nitriding also increases corrosion resistance. Nitriding in ammonia gas at a temperature of 525°C results in surfaces with surface hardness ranging from 1000 to 1250 HV. Before being nitrided, the tool has to be hardened and tempered to a temperature that is around 50°C higher than the nitriding temperature.
• Welding: H13 tool steels may easily be joined together using a variety of welding techniques, such as gas tungsten arc welding, shielded metal arc welding, and gas metal arc welding.
• Quenching: Using a quenching medium such as air, oil, water, or polymer solutions, the H13 steel is quickly cooled to room temperature or lower. The target hardness, distortion control, and component shape are only a few examples of the variables that affect the quenching medium selection. The temperature range required for quenching steel is (500-550 °C).
• Tempering: Quenching leaves the steel with an extremely rigid yet fragile structure. Immediately following quenching, the hardened H13 steel is commonly tempered in order to increase toughness and relieve internal tensions. Reheating the steel to a certain temperature range—typically between 500°C and 650°C (1202°F)—and maintaining it there for a predetermined amount of time is known as tempering. In fact, this procedure aids in lowering the steel's hardness, boosting its toughness, and improving its overall performance. A hardness of 53 to 38 HRC is achieved by tempering H13 tool steels between 538 and 649°C (1000 and 1200°F). These steels can also undergo double tempering once per hour at the chosen tempering temperature.

H13 Steel Round Bar (DIN 1.2344)

•  Drop Forgings
• Aluminum / Low Pressure Die Casting
• Extrusion Dies
• Gripper Dies
• Moulds/Die for Street Lights
• Metal Track Pressure Tools
• Forging Dies
• Containers & Liners
• Punches
• Plugs
• Holders
• Injection Moulds
• Aluminum Extrusion Dies

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