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Tensile Strength

Tensile Strength, Partech

The tensile strength of unalloyed steels depends extensively on the C - content and structure.

The relation between C -  content and tensile strength of fine-blanking steels is shown in this table.

If a part requires a high surface strength, it is advisable to fineblanking a low in carbon steel and to bring the part afterwards to the required strength by casehardening.

The material influences extensively the quality of sheared edges and the tool life of the cutting elements.

Fineblanking becomes more difficult:

  • with increasing tensile strength (shearing strength)
  • with increasing C content
  • with increasing alloying content
  • with decreasing spheroidal cementite structure
  • with decreasing cleanliness of stock surface (e.g. scale)
Tensile Strength, Partech

To express the suitability of a material for fineblanking it is to say:

The lower the yield point and the bigger the elongation, the better the suitability.

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