15Cr3 steel billets
Low carbon chromium steel in the Indian designation, used for light case hardened parts.
Case hardening steels are low carbon alloys that are carburised to give a hard surface over a tough core. They are the standard choice for gears, pinions and transmission parts.
Supplied as continuous cast billets and blooms, 100 × 100 to 250 × 250 mm and 200 mm round, in lengths up to 12 m. Send the grade, standard, section and length for a quotation. Chemistry is certified on the heat test certificate.
Low carbon chromium steel in the Indian designation, used for light case hardened parts.
A chromium-modified EN8D listed in the steel grade chart. Confirm limits at enquiry.
About 0.14–0.19% C, 1.0–1.3% Mn, 0.8–1.1% Cr. A standard gear and shaft steel.
About 0.17–0.22% C, 1.1–1.4% Mn, 1.0–1.3% Cr. Gears, camshafts and transmission shafts.
The boron-treated 16MnCr5, for improved hardenability.
The boron-treated 20MnCr5, for improved hardenability.
SCM is the JIS G4053 designation for chromium-molybdenum steels. An H suffix means a guaranteed hardenability band.
Low carbon Cr-Mo steel, about 0.13–0.18% C, for case hardened parts.
About 0.18–0.23% C. Gears and shafts needing a hard case.
SCM420 with a guaranteed hardenability band.
About 0.33–0.38% C Cr-Mo steel with a hardenability band, for quenched and tempered parts.
About 0.15–0.20% C Ni-Cr-Mo case hardening steel.
About 0.18–0.23% C. One of the most used case hardening grades for gears.
About 0.20–0.25% C. Slightly higher core strength than 8620.
About 0.38–0.43% C Ni-Cr-Mo steel, used through hardened.
BS 970 EN35x series Ni-Cr-Mo case hardening steel.
BS 970 EN35x series Ni-Cr-Mo case hardening steel.
BS 970 EN35x series case hardening steel, close to the SAE 8620 family.
BS 970 EN35x series Ni-Cr-Mo case hardening steel.
BS 970 EN35x series Ni-Cr-Mo case hardening steel.
German chromium-nickel case hardening steel for gears and shafts.
Chromium-nickel case hardening steel for heavily loaded parts.
Chromium-nickel case hardening steel for gears and pinions.
About 0.17–0.22% C Ni-Cr-Mo case hardening steel.
See also steel billet specifications and the billet size chart.