1.2085 (X33CrS16) Tool Steel
1.2085 (X33CrS16)
1.2085 (X33CrS16) steel is a corrosion-resistant martensitic stainless tool steel. In its hardened state with a polished surface to provide mirror brightness, the 1.2085 (X33CrS16) material exhibits the best corrosion resistance.
Manufactured by Dörrenberg Edelstahl.
What is 1.2085 (X33CrS16) (HC16S) Steel?
1.2085 (X33CrS16) steel is a corrosion-resistant martensitic stainless tool steel. In its hardened state with a polished surface to provide mirror brightness, the 1.2085 (X33CrS16) material exhibits the best corrosion resistance. It is a magnetizable steel.
1.2085 (X33CrS16) plastic mold steel offers good mechanical strength and toughness, and its sulfur content allows for good machinability. It is suitable for working in wet or humid environments. 1.2085 (X33CrS16) maintains excellent dimensional stability during heat treatment.
What is the Hardness Value of 1.2085 (X33CrS16) (HC16S) Steel?
The hardness value of 1.2085 (X33CrS16) steel is between 44 and 46 HRC.
What are the Mechanical Properties of 1.2085 (X33CrS16) (HC16S) Steel?
You can find the material properties of 1.2085 (X33CrS16) in the "Technical Details" tab. All mechanical and material properties of 1.2085 (X33CrS16) steel are specified within this tab.
Where is 1.2085 (X33CrS16) (HC16S) Steel Used?
1.2085 (X33CrS16) steel is a standard material for hot-forming molds. It is used in areas such as extrusion tools, forging molds, aluminum injection molds, hot cutting blades, and plastic molds. Due to its high impact resistance, it can also be preferred for thick sheet cutting molds when necessary.
What is the Price of 1.2085 (X33CrS16) (HC16S) Material?
The price of 1.2085 (X33CrS16) material varies depending on the product section, dimensions, and surface quality. You can access 1.2085 (X33CrS16) steel prices through the "Proceed to Online Sales" button on the www.saglammetal.com homepage.
Chemical composition
Code: 1.2085, HC50, X40Cr14
Carbon |
Chromium |
C |
Cr |
0,33 |
16,00 |
Heat treatment
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Temperature |
Cooling |
Hardness |
Soft annealing |
850- 880°C |
Furnace |
24 1HB |
Stress relief annealing |
600 - 650°C |
Furnace |
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Hardening |
1000 - 1050°C |
oil, pressure gas (N2) or air |
See Tempering Diagram |
