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At SWY MOULD, we use several types of mould steel, each with different properties to meet various customer needs. Below is an overview of the common mould steels we use:
1. Cavity/Core, Slider, Angle Lifter, Insert, etc.:
Basic with lower mold life (most affordable):
45# (ANSI: C1045; DIN: CK40; JIS: S45C), 50# (ANSI: C1050; DIN: CK53; JIS: S50C)
For common requirements:
P20 prehardening mold steel (ANSI: P20; DIN: 1.2311; Sweden: 618; GB: 3Cr2Mo)
For slightly higher requirements:
718 super pre-hardening mold steel (ANSI: P20+Ni; DIN: 1.2738; Sweden: 718; GB: 3Cr2NiMo)
For higher requirements:
738 (GB: 4Cr2NiMnMo)
For high gloss polish requirements:
NAK80 (ANSI: 921H; JIS: NAK80; GB: 12Ni3)
For corrosion resistance (when the raw material may corrode the mold):
M300 (Austria), GB: 3Cr17Mo
For both high gloss polish and corrosion resistance:
S136H (ANSI: 420; DIN: 1.2083; Sweden: S136H; GB: 3Cr13)
2. Mold Base:
For the lowest requirements:
45# (ANSI: C1045; DIN: CK40; JIS: S45C)
For common requirements:
50# (ANSI: C1045; DIN: CK53; JIS: S50C)
For common requirements with larger sizes:
55# (ANSI: C1055; DIN: CK56; GB: S55C)
For high requirements with larger sizes:
GS638 (ANSI: P20; DIN: GS638; GB: 42CrMo)
3. Spare Parts:
Guide pillar:
20# (S20C) or 20Mn2B (SMn420), treated by carburizing and quenching to over 55HRC;
T8A & T10A, treated with surface hardening to under 55HRC;
45#, treated with tempering, surface hardening, and low temperature for over 55HRC
Guide bush:
Brass H62 or bronze alloy
Bush sleeve:
45#, 50#, 55#, treated with surface hardening for over 55HRC
Push rod, ejector pin, sprue puller, etc.:
T8, T8A, T10, T10A, treated with hardening and low temperature for over 55HRC;
45#, 50#, 55#, treated with hardening for over 45HRC
All plate materials:
45#, 50#, 40Cr (hardened & tempered);
Structure steel: Q235–Q275;
Large plates: ductile cast iron
If you're unsure which mold steel or spare parts to choose, feel free to contact Shine at shine@swymould.com or +86 157 5766 8880. We can guide you through the process or help you select the most suitable materials based on your specific requirements.