Wear resistant, powder metallurgy cold work tool steel articles

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75252, 420111, 420114, 420127, C22C 3812, C22C 3824

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ABSTRACT:
A hot-worked, fully dense, wear resistant, vanadium-rich, powder metallurgy cold work tool steel article having improved impact toughness. This is achieved by controlling the amount, composition and size of the primary carbides and by insuring that substantially all the primary carbides remaining after hardening and tempering are MC-type vanadium-rich carbides. The article is produced by hot isostatic compacting of nitrogen atomized powder particles.

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ASTM Designation A600-89, Standard Specification for Tool Steel High Speed, 1989.

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