RC55
high hardness as 55 HRC exploding common knowledge about die-machining achieves outstanding machinability similar to the traditional machining before thermal processing.
Features of RC55 |
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Applications | Position of RC55 | |
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Machinability | |
End mill The RC55 has much better machinability for high hardness than the SKS3. ![]() |
End mill(High speed machining) The RC55 has better ma 8chinability than the annealed SKD11. ![]() |
Roughing-end mill The RC55 is also applicable to rough machining with roughing-end mills. ![]() |
Front milling machine Appropriate machining conditions allow cost reduction. ![]() |
Drill The number of drilled holes greatly differs with the machining conditions. It is important to properly select the conditions. ![]() |
Tapping The RC55 also allows tapping, which is hardly done at high hardness. ![]() |
Machinability | Build-up welding characteristics | |
The RC55 has
a remarkably superior machinability to the SKS3.![]() |
The RC55 allows
build-up welding in the same welding conditions as the flame- hardened
steel. ![]() |
Flame hardening characteristics | Surface treatment characteristics | |
The RC55 features
the flame hardening characteristics equivalent or superior to the
flame-hardened steel.![]() |
The RC55 is
applicable to TD processing in the same conditions as the SKS3. Micro-structure after TD VC processing ![]() |
Tenacity | Surface treatment characteristics | |
The RC55 has
good tenacity and can reduce initial chipping of metallic molds.![]() |
The RC55 has
equivalent wear-resistance to the SKS3 and flame-hardened steel.![]() |