Low Alloys and carbon Contented Stainless Steel MIM Powders
Specification of the main low alloy steels
Alloy |
Type |
D50,μm |
Typical D90 |
Shrinking ratio |
Tap density, |
Typical Oxygen |
4605/8620/4140/8740/Fe4Ni/Fe8Ni… |
A |
7~9 |
<21 |
1.17~1.19 |
7.6~7.70 |
≤3500 |
B |
8~10 |
<24 |
1.17~1.19 |
≤3500 |
* Sintering carton loss usually at the level of 0.15wt% for the low alloy powder materials
Feature of sintered 8620 with a density of 7.62g/cm3
Specification of the main carbon contented stainless steel alloys
Alloy |
D50,μm |
Typical D90 |
Shrinking ratio |
Typical Oxygen |
Tap density, |
Typical Oxygen |
410/420/440A/440C |
7~9 |
≤21 |
1.165~1.175 |
≤4500 |
7.60~7.75 |
Able to reach grade 7 or higher |
HK30 |
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SKD11 |
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- Sintering carbon loss usually at the level of 0.15~0.25wt% for these alloy powder materials.
- Sintered surface is very smooth by using HJ’s MIM powder material design.
- With very fine and uniform crystal structure, sintered grain size can reach or higher than grade 7.
As sintered 440C with a density of 7.73g/cm3 and grain size>grade 7 440C after heat-treatment and grain size>grade 7