Ovako 18NiCrMo14-6 255Q Steel, Soft annealing

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Ovako 18NiCrMo14-6 255Q Steel, Soft annealing
Categories:	Metal; Ferrous Metal; Alloy Steel
Material Notes:	General Information: Ovako 255 is a case hardening steel with high toughness used for bearing and transmission components. There are two different versions of the grade with high cleanliness requirements. The high hardenability ensures a through hardenability of large sections. Variant 255G - Bearing quality (BQ) variant with low sulphur content and high cleanliness demands Variant 255Q - Isotropic quality (IQ) with isotropic properties and improved fatigue strength due to higher cleanliness levels, and a finer size and distribution of non-metallic inclusions BQ-Steel: BQ-steel® is a bearing quality clean steel optimized for fatigue strength and is also ideal for new design solutions outside the bearing industry. IQ-Steel: IQ-Steel® is an isotropic quality ultra clean steel optimized for high fatigue strength under multi axial loading. Information provided by Ovako
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