What is Alloy Steel Bar?
Alloy steel is a class of steel that consists of carbon and other alloying elements that enhance the mechanical properties to suit the final application. Some of the common additions to alloy steel include chromium, cobalt, columbium, molybdenum, manganese, nickel, titanium, tungsten, silicon, and vanadium.
Alloy steels are known for their enhanced properties compared to plain-carbon steel, such as corrosion resistance, hardness, strength, wear resistance, and toughness.
The available grades include: Alloy Steel, Carbon Steel, Case Hardening Steel, Tool Steel, Creep Resistant Steel, Anti-Friction Bearing Steel.
Specification
We supply prime alloy steel bars in round, flat, square and hexagonal cross sections.
Our products are produced from a sustainable production route, including pump-shaft-quality bright bar - close dimensional tolerances and precision straightness ensure that the bars have minimum vibration through the length of each bar and have minimum wear during the life span of the shaft. Grades include 1045, 416, 431, 430F, 304L and 316L.
Surface finish includes hot rolled, cold drawn, peeled, ground, polished and chamfering.
Diameter
Up to 190mm.
Length
3000mm or non-standard available.
Delivery
By container or bulk vessel.
Packing
Packed and wrapped in approx 1 tonne bundles, or as required.
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