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KRCX is cold-tool steel that has outstandingly improved machinability
and hardening performance and may be hardened in the same conditions as
the SKD11 and SKS3. |
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| Features
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1.Superior hardening performance
�œWide hardening temperature range from between 850�Ž�`1030�Ž. May be
hardened in the same conditions as the SKD11 and SKS3.�@�œOffers as
high hardness as 60 HRC in the hardening conditions with gas cooling
at 1030�Ž .
2.Superior machinability�@�œTwo or more times as high machinability
as the SKS3.�@�œGood machinability after hardening and annealing facilitates
repair machining.
3.Superior tenacity�@�œBetter tenacity than the SKS3 reduces
chipping and cracks.
4.Wide application range�@�œApplicable to molds, parts, jigs,
tools, and other products as general-purpose cold- tool steel. |
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Position
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�œTotal
hardening
Various cold molds, die plates, stripper plates, and other mold
parts, as well as various jigs and tools.
�œFlame-hardening�@Cold molds, such as flame-hardened blanking
dies, drawing molds, and bending molds. |
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| Hardening
depth and thermal processing hardness |
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Tenacity |
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The KRCX features
deeper hardening depth and better hardening performance than the
steel currently in use.

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The KRCX features better
tenacity than the steel currently in use.

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| Machinability |
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Roughing end mill (Machining
of annealed material)
The KRCX features machinability approximately twice as high
as the steel currently in use. |
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End mill (Machining
of pre-hardened material)
The KRCX also features better machinability
after hardening and annealing than the steel currently in use.
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