Construction Supplies : 4130 Alloy Steel Round Rod, Annealed/Rough Turned, Standard Tolerance

 

Product Specifications

Brand Name

Small Parts

Part Number

7379

Thickness

3  inches

Overall Length

36  inches

Length Tolerance

+0.125/-0  inches

Indentation Hardness

82-92 rockwell_b

Outer Diameter

3  inches

Outside Diameter Tolerance

+/-0.004  inches

Pkg Qty

1

Production Method

Annealed , Rough Turned

Tensile Strength Max

97200  PSI

Item Shape

Round Rod

Material Type

Alloy Steel

Grade

4130

Temper

0 (Annealed)

System of Measurement

Inch

Specification Met

AMS 6370 , AMS S-6758

Material Composition

Solid 

 

Product Description

The 4130 alloy steel spherical rod has been rough turned and annealed, meets SAE Aerospace Materials Specs AMS 6370 and AMS S-6758 standards, and has a typical tolerance. The 4130 alloy steel grade comprises chromium and molybdenum for power and hardenability, with decrease carbon content than 4140 alloy steel to offer better weldability. This material might be warmth treated for higher hardness. The rod has been tough turned, a process of constantly slicing the outside diameter of a cylindrical shape because it spins, to remove surface contaminants and imperfections as well as to realize the specified outside diameter. The material has been annealed, a technique of heating and cooling metallic to switch its properties, equivalent to rising its formability and toughness or reducing its power, after it has been shaped.

Steel is an iron alloy with carbon and different parts that modify the steel to realize specific properties. Usually, steels with greater carbon content have higher power, hardness, and put on resistance, while those with lower carbon content have extra formability, weldability, and toughness. Carbon steels, which embody most AISI-SAE grades in the a thousand range, are labeled by their degree of carbon content material as low (beneath 0.three%), medium (0.three% to 0.6%) and excessive (0.6% and above). Alloy steels, which embody AISI-SAE grades within the 1300 and 4000 ranges and above, incorporate components such as chromium, molybdenum, and nickel to switch properties like machinability and corrosion resistance. Software steels, which embrace most grades with a letter and number grade designation, have excessive carbide content for put on resistance, excessive hardness, and the ability to carry a cutting edge. Some software steels are designed to resist deformation when used in elevated temperatures.

Tensile energy, used to indicate a fabric’s overall energy, is the peak stress it may possibly face up to before it breaks. Wear resistance indicates the flexibility to prevent floor injury attributable to contact with different surfaces. Toughness describes the fabric's potential to absorb energy earlier than breaking, whereas hardness (generally measured as indentation hardness) describes its resistance to permanent surface deformation. Formability indicates how simply the fabric may be completely shaped. Machinability describes how simply it may be reduce, formed, completed, or in any other case machined, while weldability characterizes the power to be welded.

Product Options
- 4130 alloy metal has good power and hardenability, and supplies higher weldability than 4140 alloy steel

- Meets AMS 6370 and AMS S-6758 specifications

- Rough turned to take away surface contaminants and imperfections and to achieve the required outdoors diameter

- Annealed after shaping to modify the steel's properties
    Normal tolerance

- Shipping Weight: 72 pounds
- Shipping: At present, merchandise will be shipped only inside the U.S.