35CrNiMo10 High Strength Alloy Steel

35CrNiMo10 material belongs to alloy structural steel,  35CrNiMo10 alloy steel widely recognized for its exceptional mechanical properties and versatility in demanding industrial applications. 35CrNiMo10 alloy steel under DIN standards, is engineered to deliver superior toughness, wear resistance, and fatigue strength, making it a preferred choice for heavy-duty components.

35CrNiMo10 alloy steel belongs to the family of chromium-nickel-molybdenum steels, designed for applications requiring high tensile strength and excellent impact resistance under extreme conditions. 35CrNiMo10 alloy steel is typically supplied in quenched and tempered conditions to optimize its mechanical properties.

35CrNiMo10 Alloy Steel is extensively used in industries where components are subjected to high mechanical stress and dynamic loads. Its primary applications include:
- Manufacturing of heavy machinery parts such as crankshafts and connecting rods.
- Production of gears and shafts for automotive and aerospace sectors.
- Fabrication of tools and dies that require high wear resistance.
- Components in energy sectors, including wind turbine shafts and pressure vessels.

Chemical Composition

The chemical composition of 35CrNiMo10 is critical to its performance, providing a balanced mix of elements for strength and durability.

Mechanical Properties

The mechanical properties of 35CrNiMo10 make it suitable for high-stress environments. These properties are typically measured after heat treatment:

Equivalent Grades

35CrNiMo10 has equivalent grades in various international standards, ensuring compatibility across global markets:

Usable Steel Types and Conventional Dimensions

35CrNiMo10 high strength alloy steel can be utilized as a substitute or primary material for various steel types, and it is available in a range of dimensions to meet industrial needs:
- Low-alloy high-strength steels for structural applications.
- Cr-Ni-Mo steels for heavy-duty forgings.
- Case-hardening steels for surface-hardened components.
Conventional Dimensions:
- Round bars: Diameter ranging from 20 mm to 500 mm.
- Flat bars: Thickness from 10 mm to 200 mm, width up to 1000 mm.
- Forged blocks: Custom sizes up to several tons in weight.