45号钢 45# 45号钢（No. 45 steel 45# No. 45 steel）.docVIP

45号钢 45# 45号钢（No. 45 steel 45# No. 45 steel） Summary No. 45 is the term GB in JIS. It is called S45C in, and ASTM is called 1045080M46, and DIN is called C45. Domestic often called 45 steel, also known as oil steel.. In general, the market hot spot mostly. Cold rolled specification 1.0~4.0mm between. brief introduction 45# steels, delivery status, hardness Delivery status of steel hardness of HBS10/3000, less than | without heat treatment of steel: 229 Delivery status of steel hardness of HBS10/3000, less than | annealed steel: 197 Characteristic Common medium carbon quenched and tempered structural steel. The steel cold plastic, annealing, quenching and tempering normalizing than to be slightly better, with high strength and good machinability, obtained certain toughness, ductility and wear resistance after proper heat treatment, convenient material source. Suitable for hydrogen welding and argon arc welding, gas welding is not suitable for. Preheat before welding and stress relieving annealing shall be carried out after welding. Normalizing can improve the cutting performance of the blank with hardness less than 160HBS. When the steel is treated by quenching and tempering, its comprehensive mechanical properties should be optimized in other medium carbon structural steels, but the hardenability of the steel is low, the critical quenching diameter of the water is 12~17mm, and there is a tendency of cracking when the water is quenched. When the diameter is larger than 80mm, or quenched after normalizing, the mechanical properties are similar, quenching and tempering treatment for small and medium-sized mold parts can be obtained after high strength and toughness, and large parts, by normalizing treatment is appropriate, therefore, usually in the steel refining or normalizing condition to use. Liquidus temperature About 1495 C, the carbon content is 0.42~0.50%. Refer to the corresponding GB Standard No. Chinese steel 45; Japan JIS S45C/S48C Germany DIN standard st