Specification | Can be customized |
Test | SGS/UT 100% Element ... |
Technique | Black, Peeled, Machined(Turned), Polished(Grounded) Based on customer's needs. |
D3 steel also knows as DIN 1.2080 and JIS SKD1, which is a 12% chrome alloy steel. JIS SKD1 steel has very high wear resistance against abrasive and adhesive wear due to the high volume of hard carbides in the steel oughness, dimensionally stable, high compressive strength, not secondary hardenable. D3 steel composition and more information as below.
Heat Treatment
SKD1 steel requires hardening and tempering to achieve maximum properties. For maximum accuracy, the parts of SKD1 tool steel should be stress relieved after roughing operations. Stress should be relieved at 648°C (1200°F) for one hour and cooled slowly.
Annealing
Annealing of SKD1 steel needs to be done in a controlled atmosre furnace. D3 steels should be heated thoroughly to 871°C (1600°F) and cooled slowly at a rate of not more than -6°C (20°F) per hour, until the furnace is black. Then the material should be removed and air cooled.
Tempering
The SKD1 steel should be cooled to room temperature and should be tempered immediately. The parts should be placed in the tempering furnace and increased slowly to the desired tempering temperature. Tempering for 1 hour per inch of thickness is required.
Hardening
SKD1 steel should be heated properly since it is very sensitive to overheating and if not heated maximum hardness cannot be achieved. The work should be directly placed in a furnace preheated to 954°C (1750°F) and soaked for 20-25 minutes, plus 5 minutes per inch of thickness, and then oil-quenched to harden it.
D3 SteelAnnealing Hardness ⤠255HB, Cold Drawing Hardness ⤠269HB
SKD1 SteelAnnealing Temperature830-880â, Slow CoolingAnnealing Hardness ⤠255HBQuenching in 1030 â, Air Cooling, Tempering in 180 â