Tool steel is a general term used for special steels that are used to shape, form, blank, and cut other materials to adapt them for particular commercial uses.
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| Grade | Description |
|---|---|
| A-2 | Air-hardening steel. Replaces O-1 when safer hardening, better dimensional stability and increased wear-resistance are required. Most widely used in the A series. |
| D-2 | High carbon and high chrome. Ideal grade for maximum production runs. Superior machinability. Excellent wear-resistance, high compressive strength, and deep hardening properties. Most widely used in the D series. |
| O-1 | Oil Hardening. Easy to machine. Good abrasion resistance. Most widely used in O series. |
| S-7 | Shock resistant tool steel. Used in applications that require high toughness and resistance. Used for moderately elevated temperature service. |
| M-2 | General purpose high speed steel. Most widely used in the M series. |
| W-1 | Water hardening tool steel. Water quenched to achieve desired hardness. Most widely used in W series. |
| H-13 | A chromium, molybdenum, vanadium hot work tool steel which is characterized by high hardenability and excellent toughness. |
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