Our hot-work tool steels, which include hot die steels, are used for the cutting and shaping of materials at high temperatures. Grades such as H11 and H13 may be used in pressure die casting, extrusion, and drop forging as well as in tube and glass product manufacturing.

These are steels used to cut or form materials that are at low temperatures. This group possesses high hardenability, wear resistance, average toughness & heat softening resistance. Grades covered here include oil quenched O1 & high carbon-chromium D2, D3.

Most commonly used as cutting tool materials, this category of tool steels are often used in power-saw blades and drill bits. We specialize in the Molybdenum grade high speed steels, such as M2, M35 and M42.

The most common material used to produce load carrying components in precision ball bearings, roller bearings & tapered roller bearings is 52100 chrome steel. The chemical composition of this steel has high carbon and about 1.5% chromium content. We primarily sell this grade in spherodized annealed condition.

EN41B is a chromium-aluminium-molybdenum and low carbon-manganese nitriding steel.  It is best suited for the manufacture of turned components, such as nuts, bolts, hydraulic fittings and studs. It can be case-hardened, producing components with enhanced wear resistance.

Designed to meet the requirements of zinc die casting & plastic injection molding dies. DIN 1.2311 is a general purpose mould steel designed for the plastic mould industry. With a combination of Cr, Mn, Mo & C, and being pre-hardened this is a very popular mould steel grade.