Commonly used mold steel hardness table

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Parts name Steel name Hardness requirement General number
Mold base 1050 (DME1) no special requirements HB170~220 1050
WP20 (DME2) customer request Pre-hard HRC29~33 P20
Original W718 (no special requirements) Pre-hardened HRC29~33 P20
Thickness over 350 or polishing, patterns are required to use 738 Pre-hardened HRC29~33 P20
There are hardness requirements to use 738H (specifically check mold book) Pre-hardened HRC35~38 P20
Wedge 1050 HB170~220 1050
Yuzai WP20 Pre-hardened HRC29~33 P20
Viking 2767 Quenching HRC53~55 2767
Use WP20 for slider in oil plate HRC29~33 P20
Pressed bar 2510 Quenching HRC50~54 01
BRONZE BRONZE OR BRONZE WITH GRAPHITE (GUEST REQUEST)   Bronze BRONZE
Hanging module (lock module) 1050 HB170~220 1050
Cylinder needle baffle 1050 HB170~220 1050
Hook 2344 Hardened HRC46~48 H13
Slider wear plate 2510 (no special requirements) Quenching HRC50~54 01
BRONZE BRONZE OR BRONZE WITH GRAPHITE (GUEST REQUEST)   Bronze BRONZE / with graphite bronze
Wedge wear plate 2510 (no special requirements) Quenching HRC50~54 01
BRONZE BRONZE OR BRONZE WITH GRAPHITE (GUEST REQUEST)   Bronze BRONZE / with graphite bronze
Cylinder Cup Division WP20 Pre-hardened HRC29~33 P20
Cylinder bracket, fixing plate 1050 HB170~220 1050
Positioning ring 1050 HB170~220 1050
Nozzle ( the whole nozzle) 2083 Quenching HRC46~48 420
Nozzle iron, Nozzle Division Same as inner mold material    
Nozzle sleeve, Nozzle insert 2083 Quenching HRC46~48 420
Straight Jack Cup Division Bronze BRONZE   Bronze BRONZE
Lefter Cup Division FDAC   FDAC
Water collector Domestic 6061   6061
Support column, limit column 1050 HB170~220 1050
KO insert 1050 HB170~220 1050
Pre-reset mechanism Same as KM data Same as KM data  
Deduction Same as KM data Same as KM data  
Slider rail block 2510 Quenching HRC50~54 01
Bronze BRONZE (guest request)   Bronze BRONZE
 
Lefter Same as KM data    
Wedge block WP20 Prehardened HRC29~33 P20
Inner mold inserts Ordinary inserts and inner mold material (2767 for Viking and inner mold material)    
Inserts (FDAC) with P20 inner mold material Pre-hardened HRC38~42 H13  
Inserts (2344) with inner mold 2344 Hardness is two degrees lower (HRC46~48) H13
Insertion inserts whose length and width are less than 10MM in material level (2344) Quenching HRC42~44 (to prevent high hardness and easy brittle fracture) H13
Inserts with inner mold material of 2083H are quenched with 2083 Quenching HRC48~52 420
Positioning block and positioning insert Same as inner mold material, if it is a quenching material, it is two degrees lower than inner mold  
W718, 2083H Pre-HRC29~33 P20, 420
2344, 2083 Quenching HRC48~52 H13, 420
French molds need nitriding (except for 420 materials) On the basis of original hardness plus nitride HV700  
Slide The overall slide is same as inner mold material Hardness of quenching material is two degrees lower than that of internal mold  
WP20 is used for position where split row is not demould Pre-hardened HRC29~33 P20
French molds need nitriding (except for 420 materials) On the basis of original hardness plus nitride HV700  
Wear plate WP20 Pre-hardened HRC29~33 P20
2510 Quenching HRC50~54 01
Oil collector, water collector, air collector 1050 Prehardened HRC170~220 1050
Straight top block overall straight top FDAC Pre-hardened HRC38~42, nitrided HV700 H13
420 (stainless steel) Quenching with 420 can not be nitrided  
Customer requires material certificate to be same as inner mold material Two degrees lower than inner mold and nitriding  
Movable core insert It is necessary to analyze nitriding of small and easy-to-process materials as much as possible. Nitrided HV700 required  
Split lefter head FDAC Pre-hardened HRC38~42, nitrided HV700 H13
420 (stainless steel) Quenching with 420 cannot be nitrided  
Customer requires material certificate to be the same as inner mold material Two degrees lower than inner mold and nitriding  
Note: ①420 (stainless steel) cannot be nitrided    
  ②Material level cannot be welded after nitriding    

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