
Cold Work Steel
Cold Work Steel is an alloy steel that is used specifically for manufacturing and working in low-temperature conditions. Examples include blanking and forming, punching, shearing, cold forging, cold extrusion, cold rolling, and powder pressing. Our selection of the best steel for forming tools must consider the process, the type of material formed, and the number of workpieces made.

The types of alloy steel for Cold Work tools are:
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TSS1730(0.45C-0.25Si-0.60Mn)
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TSS1740(0.50C-0.35Si-0.7Mn)
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TSS2842(0.90C-2.00Mn-0.40Cr-0.10V)
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TSS2510(0.95C-1.10Mn-0.60Cr-0.10V-0.60W)
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TSS2363(1.00C-5.30Cr-1.10Mo-0.20V)
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TSS2436(2.10C-12.00Cr-0.70W)
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TSS2379(1.55C-12.00Cr-0.7Mo-1.00V)
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The characteristics of special steels for tooling Cold Work steel include:
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AUS resistance.
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Resistance to Plastic Deformation.
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Resistance to chipping and cracking.
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Machinability And Grindability.