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Engineering

EN8

Medium-carbon steel. Good strength and toughness; readily machined and welded.

Typical useGeneral-purpose shafts, bolts, brackets.

Engineering

EN16

Manganese-molybdenum alloy. Higher strength than EN8, deeper hardening.

Typical useHigher-stress shafts, gears, axles.

Engineering

EN19

Chromium-molybdenum alloy. High tensile strength, excellent through-hardening.

Typical useHeavy-duty shafts, drive components.

Engineering

EN24T

Nickel-chrome-moly alloy, pre-heat-treated. Premium engineering grade.

Typical useHigh-stress, critical rotating components.

Wear

Hardox 400 / 450 / 500

Abrasion-resistant plate. Hardness rises with grade; HB 400–500.

Typical useWear bars, chutes, liners, scraper edges.

Ultra-high strength

Maraging steel

Iron-nickel alloy, age-hardened. Ultra-high yield with minimal distortion.

Typical useHighly loaded precision components, tooling.

Ultra-high strength

AerMet 100 / 310

Cobalt-nickel ultra-high-strength steel. Exceptional fatigue and fracture toughness.

Typical useCritical aerospace-grade applications, high-cycle load paths.