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1.2080 steel has high wear resistance and long service life, and is suitable for various cold stamping dies, cold shear blades, thread take-up plates and other complex and possibly deformed tool dies.

As a benchmark for high carbon and high chromium cold work die steel, D2 steel's core highlight lies in the precise ratio of 12% chromium content and 1.5% carbon to form a large number of hard carbides. It maintains an ultra-high hardness of 60-62HRC while also having better wear resistance than ordinary tool steel (5-8 times that of ordinary steel). After appropriate heat treatment, D2 steel can significantly improve its anti cracking performance, especially suitable for high-strength wear scenarios such as precision punching dies and shear cutting tools. D2 steel, known as "semi stainless steel", also forms a passive film on its surface to delay corrosion, becoming a classic choice for balancing performance and cost in the industrial field.

1.2083 steel is suitable for die casting of steel, die and pressure tools and light non-ferrous metal alloys that are easily affected by corrosive plastic and polymer tools and inserts.

1.2316 is a kind of pre hardened and tempered plastic tool steel. Excellent corrosion resistance, excellent wear resistance and toughness, good thermal fatigue resistance, uniform material hardness and superior polishing performance. 1.2316 tool steel is especially suitable for thermoplastic corrosive plastics, transparent and mirror products and molds.

As an air-cooled hardening type hot work die steel, H11 steel has excellent high-temperature strength and toughness. Its chromium molybdenum vanadium alloy system endows it with excellent heat fatigue resistance and wear resistance. H11 steel maintains high hardness under 500-600 ℃ working conditions, while also having good cutting and heat treatment stability, making it particularly suitable for the manufacturing of aluminum/magnesium alloy die-casting molds and hot forging dies.

1.2714 steel material exhibits excellent thermal fatigue resistance and corrosion resistance in die casting applications, and its microstructural stability enables it to maintain performance under long-term thermal cycling conditions. Compared to similar materials, 1.2714 steel has better resistance to softening and processing adaptability, making it the preferred material for high-end hot work molds.

O1 mold steel is widely used. O1 steel has good processability, good wear resistance, stable O1 heat treatment performance, small dimensional deformation, but weak toughness and corrosion resistance. It is commonly used in blanking die, punching die, punching die, punching die, etc.

S7 steel is a kind of air or Oil hardened tool steel with high impact toughness. The combination of strength and high toughness makes it a candidate for various tool applications. S7 tool steel is often used for cold working tools that need to resist high impact and impact loads, such as shear blades, forging dies, clamping dies, chisels and punches.

440C steel is a high carbon, high chromium martensitic stainless steel known for its high hardness, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance. It is widely used in fields such as cutting tools, bearings, and medical devices.

D3 steel is suitable for concave and convex dies, inserts, stretching and blanking dies, wire rollers, punches, scissors, etc. with complex shapes.