Tool Steel Rods & Discs
Tool steel is a carbon alloy that resists abrasion and wear and is especially hard. Tool steel rods and discs are ground to tight tolerances and maintain their shape and cutting edge at elevated temperatures. They are sometimes tempered to improve machinability and are available in different material grades for specific applications. Typical uses include cutting tools, hand tools, and injection molds.
High-Speed M2 Tool Steel Rods
Grade M2 (air or oil hardened) tool steel resists decarburization and withstands exposure to elevated temperatures produced by high machining speeds. These rods contain tungsten and molybdenum for added wear resistance and are often manufactured into drill bits, boring tools, punches, milling cutters, reamers, saws, and knives. Grade M2 is the most widely used tool steel for high-speed applications.
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