Latrobe CM-50™ ASTM M50 High Speed Steel

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Latrobe CM-50™ ASTM M50 High Speed Steel
Categories:	Metal; Ferrous Metal; Alloy Steel; Carbon Steel; High Carbon Steel; Tool Steel
Material Notes:	CM-50 is classified as an intermediate type high speed steel of the molybdenum chromium- vanadium variety. It is recommended for applications with moderate cutting conditions, such as woodworking tools, where toughness is of prime importance and where there is less need for red hardness. Information Provided by Timken Latrobe Steel. Timken sold Latrobe in December 2006. They are now Latrobe Specialty Steels Co.
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Available Properties

Specific Gravity
Density
Hardness, Rockwell C, Oil Quenched from 1149°C
Hardness, Rockwell C, Oil Quenched from 1038°C
Hardness, Rockwell C, Oil Quenched from 1107°C
Modulus of Elasticity
Machinability, 1% Carbon Steel
Izod Impact Unnotched, Oil Quenched at 1121°C; 482°C Temper Temperature
Izod Impact Unnotched, Oil Quenched at 1121°C; 594°C Temper Temperature
Izod Impact Unnotched, Oil Quenched at 1121°C; 622°C Temper Temperature
CTE, linear
CTE, linear
Processing Temperature, Critical Temperaure Ar1
Processing Temperature, Critical Temperaure Ar3
Processing Temperature, Critical Temperaure Ac1
Processing Temperature, Critical Temperaure Ac3
Carbon, C
Chromium, Cr
Iron, Fe
Manganese, Mn
Molybdenum, Mo
Silicon, Si
Vanadium, V

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Latrobe Steel

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