Manganese Steel is a “Work Hardening” steel commonly referred to as “AUSTENITIC 11-14% Manganese”. Manganese Steel is produced to the original “Hadfield Steel” which guarantees optimum wear and work hardening properties. It is “non magnetic” steel also.
EQUAL GRADE OF MANGANESE STEEL PLATE
Chinaese Grade: ZGMn13-1, ZGMn13-2, ZGMn13-3, ZGMn13-4, ZGMn13-5
ASTMA128/A128M: ASTM- A(UNS-J91109), ASTM-B-1(UNS-J91119), ASTM-B-2(UNS-J91129), ASTM-B-3(UNS-J91139), ASTM-B-4(UNS-J91149), ASTM-C(UNS-J91309), ASTM-D(UNS-J91459), ASTM-E-1(UNS-J91249), ASTM-E-2(UNS-J91339)
JIS G5131: SCMnH1, SCMnH2, SCMnH3, SCMnH11, SCMnH21
ΓOCT977-1988: 110Γ13π, 110Γ13X2BPπ, 110Γ13ΦTπ, 130Γ14 XMΦAπ, 120Γ10Φπ
ISO13521:1999:GX120MnMo7-1, GX110MnMo13-1, GX100Mn13, GX120Mn13, GX120MnCr13-2, GX120MnNi13-3, GX120Mn17, GX90MnMo14, GX120MnCr17-2.
WORK HARDENING refers to the fact that the steel becomes harder and harder the more it is impacted or compressed.
The high manganese steel has an original hardness of approximately 220 BRINELL. With continued impact and /or compression it will surface harden to over 550-600 BRINELL.
It should be noted that only the outer skin surface hardens. The under layer remains highly ductile and tough. As the surface wears, it continually renews itself becoming harder and harder.
Manganese steel is an austenitic steel which means it is non-magnetic. This property makes it useful in many applications such as bottom plates for lifting magnets – separator drum shells for magnetic materials – wear shoes on electric brakes etc
CHEMICAL AND MeCHANICAL PROPERIES
Brand | C | Si | Mn | P | S |
High Manganese | 0.90-1.20 | 0.30-0.80 | 11.00-14.00 | ≤0.035 | ≤0.030 |
Tensile Strength |
Elongation
| 20°C Impact Resistance | Initial Hardness | Working Hardness (HB) | 180°Cold Bending Test |
min116000psi | min40% | min50(J) | 190-250 | min300 | Qualified |
ADVANTAGE OF MANGANESE STEEL
APPLICATES OF MANGANESE STEEL
SOME OF PICTURE OF HIGH MANGENESE STEEL PLATE
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