BS EN 10132-4 125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Spring Steel Strip

BS EN 10132-4 125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Spring steel strip
 
Grade : 125Cr2

125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Strip Dimensions and tolerances
Thickness: 1 to 8 mm; Tolerances: +/- 0.008 to 0.11 mm
Width: 10 to 400 mm; Tolerances: +/- 0.15 to 0.60
 
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125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Strip Chemical composition

 
125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Strip Mechanical properties

 
125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Strip Mandatory information
The following information shall be supplied by the purchaser at the time of enquiry and order to enable the supplier to comply with the requirements of this European Standard:
a) the quantity to be delivered;
b) the designation of the product form (cold rolled narrow strip);
c) the number of the dimensional standard (EN 10140);
d) the dimensions and tolerances on dimensions and shape and, if applicable, letters
denoting relevant special tolerances;
e)the number of this European Standard including the number of the relevant part;
f) steel name or steel number
g) the delivery condition
h) if required, the type of inspection document in accordance with EN 10204.
 
Hardened and Tempered Steel Strip (also known as hardened and tempered High carbon steel strip or, hardened and tempered carbon spring steel strip) is the basic raw material from which many different components are made, substantially being spring-type applications ranging from clutch plate segments to washers, retractor springs and even to tree springs in riding saddles and traditional clock springs. These strip products are a specialty of the Company and considerable plant development has taken place in recent years to facilitate a very wide range of dimensions, mechanical properties and coil weights. Hardened and Tempered Steel Strip gauges of between 0.10mm and 2.00mm can be processed and, depending on the appropriate combination to suit the process equipment, strip widths of between 4.76mm to 240mm are produced. The facilities also allow up to 2000kg coils to be produced though most are well below this, being governed by a very approximate relationship of 100kg per 25mm of width.
 
Steel C125S, 1.1224 - implementation and specification
Non-alloy carbon spring steel is used for leaf springs and springs with small cross-sections. It is characterized by low hardenability and high carbon range in relation to C90S, C75S, C85S, and C67S steel. Designed for spring elements requiring high elasticity and hardness.It does not show corrosion resistance, and during heat treatment it is exposed to decarburization and oxidation, which means that the material should be protected against treatment using a protective atmosphere. Poorly carried out treatment is associated with reduced fatigue strength.Products made of C125S steel and its equivalents are produced in the form of flat semi-finished products - cold rolled strips, small-format thin sheets. Tempering of C125S steel is carried out in oil, and after tempering the product shows the structure of tempered martensite.Products made of C125S steel are characterized by high tensile strength and yield strength. Thermal improvement consists in austenitising the product at a temperature of 780 - 860 and tempering at a temperature of 350 - 500 ℃.
 
The surface finish of Hardened and Tempered Steel Strip products is not too critical in general engineering applications where the normal blue-black (also known as blue-grey) oxidized finish from the heat treatment is satisfactory. By control of the atmospheres in the furnaces non-oxidised surfaces can also be produced, on a selected basis, and alternatively, steels can be satin or bright polished were needed, these finishes being as much for cosmetic reasons as for engineering purposes.
 
High-carbon spring steels are the most commonly used of all springs materials. They will meet your spring steel material specification in preference to others, despite being the least expensive. High Carbon spring wires are readily available, easily worked, and most popular. These materials are not satisfactory for high or low temperatures or for shock or impact loading.We're ISO 9001:2008-certified spring manufacturer dedicated to supplying our customers with high-performance spring products on time and at a competitive price. Hard-drawn spring steel wire, or HDMB spring wire, is manufactured using a cold-drawing process. During this activity, the wire being worked is coated in oil and pulled through one or more dies to reduce the wire width. One of the most economical and versatile steel wire types, hard-drawn wire is perfect for a range of general-purpose applications.
 
125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Strip Delivery condition
Cold rolled narrow steel strip covered by EN10132-4 shall be supplied in one of the following delivery conditions:
-annealed or annealed and skin passed(+A or +LC);
-cold rolled(+CR);
-quenched and tempered(+QT).
NOTE The delivery condition-annealed to achieve spheroidized carbides(+AC)-may be agreed. In such cases, limits on spheroidization and mechanical properties may also be agreed at the time of enquiry and order.
 
125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Strip Surface finish
The surface finish of cold rolled narrow steel strip shall be bright as produced by rolling and annealing in a controlled atmosphere.
The surface finishes of quenched and tempered cold rolled strip are as follows:
1 grey/blue oxide finish:unpolished;
2 brigth tempered:unpolished
3 polished: obtained by fine grinding, abrasive brushing or other processes;
4 polished and coloured:blue or yellow colour obtained by oxidization by heat
treatment.
 
125Cr2 1.2002 Quenched Tempered Strip Inspection and testing
verification of the dimensions
visual examination of the surface quality
Chemical analysis
Extent of testing
Tensile and bending tests
Tolerances on shape