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CHROMED BARS

CHROMED BARS

CHROMED BARS

Product catalog summary
Steel Grades: The standard stock of chromed bars includes steel grades C45, C45E, C45R, 20MnV6 in untreated condition (+AR), and 42CrMo4 in quenched and tempered condition (+QT).
Delivery Conditions: Chromed bars are available in various delivery conditions to achieve specific properties:
  • Normalization: Heat treatment for refined steel structure and improved impact properties.
  • Induction Hardening: Electric induction heating for high surface hardness but increased fragility.
  • Quenching and Tempering: Process for good hardness and resistance, reducing fragility compared to induction hardening.
Surface Protections: Chromed bars are protected individually with extruded polypropylene envelopes, cardboard, or other covers to prevent damage during handling and storage.
Packaging: Materials are supplied in bundles with iron straps or reinforced adhesive tape. Special packaging like wooden boxes or pallets is available upon request.
Certificates and Markings: Supplies can include mill test certificates type 3.1 as per EN 10204, with traceability ensured by labels or paint markings.
Lengths:
  • Random Lengths: Up to 19 mm diameter, lengths from 4 to 5 m; from 20 mm diameter, lengths from 6 to 7 m.
  • Fixlengths: Bars can be cut to fixed lengths with a standard tolerance of -0 / +5 mm, with more restrictive tolerances available upon order.
Deliveries: Conducted inland through carriers.
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Catalog excerpts

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CHROMED BARS STOCK FACILITY STEEL GRADES The standard stock of chromed bars consists of steel grades C45 or C45E or C45R and 20MnV6, in untreated delivery condition (+AR), and 42CrMo4 in quenched and tempered delivery condition (+QT). DELIVERY CONDITIONS The solid bars subjected to chroming process are available in different delivery conditions, in order to obtain specific properties: NORMALIZATION: heat treatment consisting in heating process followed by gradual cooling in controlled atmosphere. Thanks to this process, the steel structure becomes more “refined” and improves its impact properties (Perlitic structure). INDUCTION HARDENING: the surface of the steel bar is heated by electric induction followed by fast cooling. This process leads to a high surface hardness, but also to fragility and low impact values (Martensite surface structure). QUENCHING AND TEMPERING: quenching process followed by tempering. This process leads to a good hardness and resistance and it reduces its fragility in comparison to induction hardening (Sorbite structure).

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SURFACE PROTECTIONS All chromed bars are individually protected from casual damages due to handling and/or crashes by an extruded polypropylene envelope, cardboard or other suitable covers. This allows to protect and keep intact the chromed surface during handling and storage. All supplies can be completed by mill test certificates type 3.1 according to EN 10204. Traceability is granted by labels or paint marking on the protective envelope. LENGTHS PACKAGING The material, both in random lengths and fixlengths, is supplied in bundles closed with iron straps (adding protective material) or reinforced...

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