18MnCr Ti material ??
18MnCr Ti material ??
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Does anyone recognize what material grade this is?
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RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
Will check the Stahlschlüssel at work on monday...
Did not find anything in Engineering Materials: properties and selection by Budinski...
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
Could also be Rumenia.
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
Several references refer to these steel as case hardening varieties.
http://metaldata.info/eng/wsgrade.php
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
"Manganese Alloy Steel (18MnCr B5)
Case Hardened (MN Grade)"
although the Ti designation was not included.
Also, I found a reference to it (18MnCr) in a book on Google Books titled, "Smithells Metals Reference Book, Eighth Edition" but as you know the Google books are so fuzzy you can't read anything, so I looked it up on Amazon and found it. It had the "Look Inside" feature so I was able to find the same page (Table 22-50) and copy it off.
It is shown as a material spec for Forged or Rolled Steels and their mechanical properties. It is a steel with the DIN requirement of X40MnCr18. It gives the composition and other properties and in the "Remarks" column it says, "Non-magnetic end bells for alternator rotors."
I hope this helps
Frank Reid
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
That would either mean it's tailor-made (not according to any publuc-known (ASME/Din) regulations or specifications), or it doesn't exist
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
16MnCr5 (0.16%C, 1.25%Mn, 1.1%Cr)
20MnCr5 (0.2%C, 1.25%Mn, 1.1%Cr)
18MnCrB5 (0.18%C, 1.25%Mn, 1.1%Cr, Boron treated)
Widely used for forged chain links in bulk materials handling.
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
See posting on "Metal and Metallurgy" this forum for 20MnCrTi.
The difference in Mn is meaningless.
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
20CrMnTi A26202
looks like a Chinese low alloy steel sheet grade or a slight modification with copper addition falls under cold drawn steels for industrial chain
C 0.17-.23 mass %
Si .17-.37
Mn 0.8-1.0
P 0.035
S 0.035
Cr 1.0-1.30
Ni 0.30 or less
Ti .04-0.10 (Cu 0.30 or less)
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
We have been getting gears made from this alloy. We are starting to see failure not on the gear teeth but on the bearing journal. In the past we have been using 8620 or 4320. Does anyone have any expreience with these different alloys. The application is for hydraulic pumps and motors.
We case harden and oil quench followed by -100 F treatment.
The case is .04 to .05 deep after grind.
RE: 18MnCr Ti material ??
Please start a new thread. Also, when you post the new thread, please state what type of bearing journal damage. This would help in obtaining better responses.