PSM Industries Ferro-TiC® CS-40 Martensitic Stainless Steel

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PSM Industries Ferro-TiC® CS-40 Martensitic Stainless Steel
Categories:	Ceramic; Carbide; Metal; Ferrous Metal; Martensitic
Material Notes:	Ferro-TiC® Steel alloy bonded titanium carbide (TiC) materials are made by advanced powder metallurgy technologies. Unlike tungsten carbide, Ferro-TiC® is bonded by hardenable alloy matrices. High hardness with corrosion resistance of 400 series stainless steels. Magnetic. Ferro-TiC® Unique Characteristics Provides the lightweight, size, stability, and hardness Virtually porosity free - significantly better than the A1 ASTM B-276-79 Standard Low specific mass. Ferro-Tic® is 10-20% lighter than its steel counterpart and about 50% lighter than tungsten carbide 10 times the wear resistance of tool steels Economical fabrication (conventionally machinable in the annealed stage by milling and turning, conventionally heat treatable to achieve high hardness) 50-90% less linear size change in heat treat than tool steels Information Provided by Ferro-TiC®, a division of PSM Industries
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Density Hardness, Rockwell C, Annealed Hardness, Rockwell C, Hardened Flexural Strength, Transverse Rupture Compressive Strength Charpy Impact Unnotched CTE, linear Maximum Service Temperature, Air

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