Carpenter Micro-Melt® M-42 Alloy (AISI M42)

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Carpenter Micro-Melt® M-42 Alloy (AISI M42)
Categories:	Metal; Ferrous Metal; Tool Steel
Material Notes:	Micro-Melt® M-42 alloy is a powder metal super-high-speed steel possessing a hardness capability of Rockwell C 68/70. This alloy has been used for cutting tools in the toughest machining operations. The advantages of Micro-Melt premium high speed steels include ease of grinding, response to heat treatment, more uniform structure, greater wear resistance and improved toughness. In addition, Carpenter's unique hot rolling and rotary forging capabilities impart minimal distortion characteristics to these alloys. Applications: Twist drills, Turning tools, End mills, Milling cutters, Broaches, Router Bits, Form tools, Keyway cutters, Dovetail tools, Flycutters, Thread rolling dies, Tool bits Information provided by Carpenter Technology Corporation. Micro-Melt® is a registered trademark of Carpenter Technology Corporation.
Key Words:	UNS T11342
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Available Properties
Specific Gravity Hardness, Rockwell C, As quenched Hardness, Rockwell C, Tempered at 1100°F Modulus of Elasticity Izod Impact Unnotched Carbon, C Chromium, Cr Cobalt, Co Iron, Fe, As Balance Molybdenum, Mo Sulfur, S Tungsten, W Vanadium, V

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Carpenter Technology Corporation (Cartech)

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