Tool steel for high temperature applications

Y = Rc0.2 (MPa)

X = Soaking time (hrs)

Toolox^® 44 compressive yield strength at elevated temperatures and after prolonged soaking times.

Y = Rp0.2 (MPa)

X = Testing temperature (°C)

Toolox^® 44 has better yield strength at elevated temperatures compared to a H13 standard steel.

Y = Hardness (HBW)

X = Temperature (°C)

Both Toolox^® 33 and Toolox^® 44 have better hot wear resistance than Q&T 450 HBW and 500 HBW abrasion-resistant steels at elevated temperatures.

Y = Charpy-V impact toughness (J)

X = Testing temperature (°C)

Toolox^® 44 has much better toughness compared to conventional hot work tool steels at both room temperature and at elevated temperatures.

Toolox^® is easy to weld and easy to cut. In the brochure you’ll find the best practices.

Toolox is a prehardened steel with high machinability for making finished parts without time-consuming and costly heat treatment.