Research on Microstructure and Properties of the Active Surface of Bimetallic Tools for Plastic Deformation at Hot or Cold

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Tools for plastic deformation at hot or cold are made of medium or high alloyed special steels, which are relatively expensive. To reduce the material costs of these tools, it is possible to manufacture them of low alloyed steels. In this case it was used steel 42CrMo4 (1.7225). The active surface of these tools is carried out by charging a welding wear resistant material. Within the framework of research it was used the VTCr25W4TiLa filler material, made in the form of tubular rod designed for WIG process deposits or oxyacetylene flame of wear-resistant layers. Anti-wear layers made austenitic structure, in which fine carbides of Cr, W and Ti are embedded. These layers are characterized by high abrasion resistance , combined with corrosion resistance and thermomechanical fatigue. Depending on the heat treatment applied can be obtained usable tools for plastic deformation at hot or cold.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 216)

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175-180

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August 2014

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