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AISI 1045

Typical analysis

C
Mn
P
S
Si
0.43 - 0.50
0.60 - 0.90
max. 0.04
max. 0.05
0.15 - 0.35

A cold drawn, precision ground and polished shafting, seam free surface finish is first induction hardened to a case depth of 0.050" to 0.090" resulting in a surface hardness of approximately Rockwell C 50 minimum, thereby ensuring the properties of the bar. The extra hardness ensures superior wear resistance. The bars are hard chromed in the same manner as chrome plated shafting allowing the same advantages of corrosion and wear resistance, but with the induction hardening, the bars will give superior service.

Induction hardening

Case depth 0.050" to 0.090"
Case hardness RC 50 min surface hardness

Chrome plating

Finished thickness of chrome 0.001" min per side
Hardness of chrome 69 - 71 RC
Surface finish RMS max. 16

Typical applications

Hydraulic shafting, pump shafts, piston rods and so on.

Mechanical properties

Diameter 1/2" to 15/16" 1" to 4" 4 - 1/4" to 6"
Yield strength ( PSI ) approx. 75,000 min 100,000 min 50,000

Size tolerance

Diameter Tolerances
1 - 1/2" and under - 0.0015"
>1 - 1/2" to 2 - 1/2" - 0.002"
>2 - 1/2" to 3" - 0.0025"
>3" to 4" - 0.035"
>4" - 0.005"

Available in metric and imperial sizes.

 
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