hot rolled C45/1045/ S45C carbon steel plate with high quality and large stock

 C45/1045/ S45C  carbon steel plate 

1.ChemicalComposition(%)

2.Equivalent Grades

AISI/SAE 1045/ DIN CK45/ W.Nr. 1.1191/ AFNOR XC45/ JIS S45C/ GB,YB45

3.Form&Size

1) AISI 1045 Tool Steel round bars, flat/square bars,plates,sheets.

2)AISI 1045 Tool Steel Size Available(Length can be customized)

4 Brief Introduction

 1045 hot roll plate has a wide variety of applications. It is used for machinery parts, excellent for die forging and hot upsetting, gears, bolster plates, base plates, wear plates, brake dies etc. 1045 hot roll plate can be flame cut to various shapes for a multitude of uses, both in the hardened or annealed condition. Can be hammer forged. 1045 can be used where greater strength is required than can be obtained from the lower carbon steels. It responds to heat treatment, and a wide range of properties can be obtained. In thicker sections, partial hardening increases strength substantially, and flame or induction hardening produces a high surface hardness.

5.Thickness:  1-2.5mm(cold rolled); 1.5-20mm(hot rolled); 20-300mm(hot forged);

    Width:          Max 800mm;

6. Hot work and heat treatment temperatures

 Forging1100~850*

Normalization 840~880

Subcritical annealing 650~700*

 Isothermal annealing 820~860 600x1h*

 Hardening820~860 water

Tempering550~660

7.Machine ability

Tensile strength (N/mm2Mpa): >=410

Elongation: >=24

Yield strength: >=265

Hardness: HBS>=100/3000

Reduction of area:>=60

Akv (J) : >=110

αkv (J/cm2):>= 137

8.Heat Treatment

Forging: Heat to 1250°C Hold till uniform Minimum forging temperature 850°C Cool in still air

Tempering: Heat to 800°C – 850°C Cool in furnace

                     Heat to 870°C – 920°C Cool in still air

                     Heat to 550°C – 660°C Cool in still air

                     Heat to 820°C – 860°C Quench in oil or water

                     Heat to 400°C – 680°C Cool in still air

9. Welding procedure

Low hydrogen electrodes are recommended. Pre-heat at 200°C –300°C and maintain during welding.Cool slowly in ashes or sand etc and stress relieve when this is possible.