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A8 |
LSS™ MGR |
An air hardening steel with good toughness that can be used in cold work and some limited hot work tooling applications. |
75 |
59 |
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A9 |
LSS™ A9 |
An air hardening steel with good toughness, enhanced by nickel content. Used for both cold work and hot work tooling applications. |
70 |
56 |
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L6 |
LSS™ L6 |
An oil hardening, general-purpose tool and die steel. Nickel content provides enhanced impact toughness, and higher carbon allows for higher strengths. |
75 |
57 |
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H13 |
LSS™ H13 |
The most versatile air hardening, 5% chromium hot work steel. Exhibits a good combination of high toughness, temper resistance and thermal fatigue resistance. |
65 |
48 |
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S1 |
LSS™ S1 |
An oil hardening, tungsten shock steel designed for applications involving high impact or sudden shock loading. |
70 |
58 |
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S5 |
LSS™ S5 |
An oil hardening, silicon shock steel exhibiting the highest toughness of the S type steels. Also capable of hardnesses above 60 HRC. |
65 |
61 |
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S7 |
LSS™ S7 |
An air hardening shock steel with excellent toughness and better dimensional stability in heat treatment than other S grades. |
70 |
57 |
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CPM® 1V® |
A powder metal tool steel with a unique combination of high toughness and high strength, along with high temper resistance for hot work applications. |
60 |
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Machinability Index: Relative machinability, as a percentage, compared to machining a 1% carbon tool steel. |
