XW-10 mold steel hardness and wear resistance

XW-10 mold steel is a chromium, molybdenum and vanadium alloy tool steel that can be quenched in air or oil. It has the following characteristics:

XW-10 chemical composition (mass fraction):

Carbon (C): 1.00

Manganese (Mn): 0.60

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Vanadium (V): 0.20

Silicon (Si): 0.30

Chromium (Cr): 5.35

Molybdenum (Mo): 1.10

XW-10 is soft annealed in delivery state to a hardness of about 215HB

Wear resistance: XW-10 mold steel has excellent wear resistance and can withstand high loads and friction without Reduce wear and tear.

Anti-chipping: XW-10 mold steel is anti-chipping and can maintain stability under high pressure and stress environments, reducing the risk of chipping or edge fractures.

Hardenability: XW-10 mold steel has good hardenability and can undergo uniform hardening treatment, giving the entire mold consistent hardness and strength.

Based on the above characteristics, XW-10 mold steel is suitable for modern heat treatment processes and can meet the needs of molds with medium life requirements. Such molds are typically used in applications that operate under higher load and friction conditions, such as die-casting dies, extrusion dies, and stamping dies.