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Assab Steels 709M Machinery Steel
Categories: Metal; Ferrous Metal; Alloy Steel

Material Notes: ASSAB 709M is an alloyed machinery steel with high strength in small and medium sizes. As standard ASSAB 705M is supplied tough hardened requiring no further heat treatment. It can be oil hardened to higher mechanical properties.

Applications: ASSAB 709M is suitable for flame and induction hardening. It can also be nitrided or tuffrided to a surface hardness of 600-650 Vickers.

ASSAB 709M is not suitable for welding but can with certain precautions be repair welded.

Typical applications include shafts and other power transmission components as well as high strength bolts.

AISI /SAE 4140, DIN 42CrMo4, W.nr. 1.7225, BS 708M42, AFNOR 42CD4, JIS SCM4, SS 2244

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Mechanical PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Hardness, Brinell 260700°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 50. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 370500°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 50. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 245 - 290
@Diameter 101 - 210 mm
un-machined
 275 - 320
@Diameter <=100 mm
un-machined
Hardness, Rockwell C 40tempering temperature 500°C. Hardened by oil quenching.
 31 - 5030 mm from the quenched end.
 49 - 6010 mm from the quenched end.
 55tempering temperature 200°C. Hardened by oil quenching.
Tensile Strength at Break 800 MPaRm. 700°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 50. Testpiece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 1130 MPaRm. 500°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 50. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
Tensile Strength, Ultimate 800 - 950 MPa
@Diameter 101 - 210 mm
Rm., un-machined
 900 - 1050 MPa
@Diameter <=100 mm
Rm., unmachined
Tensile Strength, Yield 700 MPaRe. 700°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 50. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 1050 MPaRe. 500°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 50. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 >= 600 MPa
@Diameter 101 - 210 mm
Re., un-machined
 >= 690 MPa
@Diameter <=100 mm
Re. , un-machined
Elongation at Break 15 %5XD. 500°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 120. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 20 %5XD. 700°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 120. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 >= 12 %
@Diameter <=100 mm
un-machined
 >= 14 %
@Diameter 101 - 210 mm
un-machined
Reduction of Area 50 %500°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 50. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 64 %700°C tempering temperature. Quenching in oil ø 50. Test piece hardened by oil quenching from 850°C.
 >= 50 %
@Diameter <=100 mm
un-machined
 >= 55 %
@Diameter 101 - 210 mm
un-machined
Impact Test >= 25.0 J
@Diameter 16.0 - 210 mm
un-machined
 
Component Elements PropertiesOriginal ValueComments
Carbon, C 0.42 %
Chromium, Cr 1.05 %
Iron, Fe 97.33 %
Manganese, Mn 0.75 %
Molybdenum, Mo 0.20 %
Silicon, Si 0.25 %

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