Forged Carbon, Alloy & Tool Steel - Scot Forge

Carbon, Alloy & Tool Steel Inventory

Scot Forge holds an inventory of various grades for customers to order for their carbon alloy and tool steel forging needs and specifications:

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17 CrNiMo6

A182F12

MIL-S CL1

V

A182F22

MIL-S CL2

ABS Grade 2

A 182F91

NITRALLOY "N"

EX55

A336F1

NITRALLOY 135

API

HY80

A336F22A

D-2

Contact us to discuss your requirements of High-Performance Alloy Tool Steel. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.

HY100

A350LF2

H-13

A 105

A350LF3

L-6 

 

A182FI

A508CL2

 

A182F5

A508CL3

V

RES.

 

A182F9

A723GR2

15B22

43B17

A182F11

A723GR3

Forged Carbon, Alloy & Tool Steel Characteristics

Carbon Steel

The hardenability of carbon steel is limited because only carbon is used in the material. Many grades of carbon steel are hardenable through heat treatment that includes quenching and tempering steps; however, the super high strength of stainless steels cannot be achieved with carbon steel.

Alloy Steel

Adding alloying elements - Manganese, chromium, nickel and molybdenum are some of the elements used for increased strength, toughness and wear resistance compared to carbon steel.  Other desirable characteristics such as corrosion resistance, strength at elevated temperature and creep resistance are also achieved through alloying element additions.

Tool Steel

 Major alloying elements in tool steel are chromium, molybdenum, vanadium and tungsten.  These carbide formers allow tool steel to resist deformation and maintain a sharp cutting edge at high temperatures.

Quality Assurance

Scot Forge is proud to be ISO : and ASD certified, and our team is committed to providing outstanding customer satisfaction. Further pursuance of aerospace products has led to NADCAP accreditation in both heat treatment and nondestructive testing for titanium material. 

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