Contrast of Wear Resistance between X80CrVMo13-2 Cutting Steel and 4Cr13 in Different Heat Treatment Condition

Chun Yan Wang; Hong Sheng Ding; Zhi Fang Cheng; Li Geng Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.648.50

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Contrast of Wear Resistance between X80CrVMo13-2 Cutting Steel and 4Cr13 in Different Heat Treatment Condition

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Cutting steel is required to have high wear resistance with certain hardness and deformation resistance. The commonly used machinery material for meat processing in china is 4Cr13, which is far inferior to the imported German steel X80CrVMo13-2. After studying the influence of different heat treatment process on its wear resistance, we have come to the following conclusion: X80CrVMo13-2 steel, after quenched at 1050°C and tempered at 500°C, has an excellent wear resistance and 4Cr13 steel, after normalized at 1010°C and tempered at 500°C has a fairly good wear resistance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 648)

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Chun Yan Wang, Hong Sheng Ding, Zhi Fang Cheng, Li Geng Zhao

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4Cr13, Cutting Steel, Wear Resistance, X80CrVMo13-2

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