Composite Metal Rod – 4140 Alloy Steel
Material Safety Data Sheet - 4140 Alloy Steel. Metal Rod for 3D Printing.
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4140 Chromoly Steel is characterized by its toughness, high fatigue strength, abrasion and impact resistance which makes it ideal for industrial applications. It is a low alloy steel that contains chromium, molybdenum, and manganese.
With 4140 Chromoly steel, you can quickly reiterate and produce cost-effective tools and parts with complex geometries that are widely used in many applications of heavy industries such as automotive, oil and gas, agriculture or defence, printed on Studio System™, an office-friendly metal 3D printer. Having high torsional strength, 4140 can stand up to the stresses that couplings, for example, must withstand on a day-to-day basis.
Generative Design, Prototyping 4140
Prototype piston head for a reciprocating engine, optimized with generative design. Typically CNC machined from aluminum alloy, pistons can be time-consuming and difficult to rapidly prototype and test.
It often takes months or even years to move from design to production. With the Studio System, various piston designs can be easily prototyped and tested—speeding up product development timelines, reducing time to market, and introducing new opportunities for optimization, including generative design—all while avoiding CNC backlog and lead times.
Bound Metal Deposition™
Material: 4140 Alloy Steel
This custom sheet embosser is used in sheet metal fabrication. 3D printing with the Studio System reduces tool fabrication costs, shortens production run lead time, and enables rapid iteration
Sheet metal tools are used for a broad range of fabrication operations, including stamping, bending, countersinking and embossing.
YIELD STRENGTH
(ASTM E8, heat treated)
1060 MPa
ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH
(ASTM E8, heat-treated)
1450 MPa
ELONGATION AT BREAK
(ASTM E8, heat-treated)
5.5%
HARDNESS (HRC)
(ASTM E18, heat-treated)
40
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Abrasion Resistance | |
Impact Resistance |
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MPIF 35 - MIM
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Wrought
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Yield Strength - ASTM E8 |
1060 MPa | 1070 MPa | 1500 MPa | ||
Ultimate Tensile Strength - ASTM E8 |
1450 MPa | 1380 MPa | 1990 MPa | ||
Elongation at Break - ASTM E8 |
5.5% | 3% | 10% | ||
Hardness (HRC) - ASTM E18 |
40 | 46 (typical) | 52 | ||
Density (relative) |
95% | 95.5% | 100% | ||
*Heat treated samples were oil quenched from 857 ºC and tempered at 204 ºC for 2 hours.
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Material Safety Data Sheet - 4140 Alloy Steel. Metal Rod for 3D Printing.
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