High Strength Low Alloy Steels

High strength alloy steels represent a specialized class of steels produced by incorporating various alloying elements, such as nickel, chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, and silicon, into carbon steel. They deliver exceptional tensile and yield strength, high toughness, and superior fatigue resistance. These superior mechanical properties are maximized through precise melting and remelting processes (VIM, VAR) , establishing a reliable foundation for critical projects with a zero-error tolerance. They are the preferred choice across a wide array of applications in demanding sectors like aerospace, defense, energy, and automotive, specifically for heavy-load-bearing components such as shafts, gears, landing gears, and critical structural members.

Kriyojenik Proses

Yüksek karbonlu soğuk iş takım çeliklerinde martensitik dönüşüm
eksi derecelerde tamamlandığında kalıntı östenit miktarını
minumuma indirmek için kriyojenik proses uygulanmaktadır.

-196 derecede uygulanan bu işlem sayesinde malzemelerin tokluğu
ve aşınma direnci kayda değer bir şekilde arıtmaktadır.

Used by high-tech companies and
providing high performance 

Super Alloys

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