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What do the numbers in the steel grade 14Cr1MoR represent?

2015-09-11View Original

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What do the numbers in the steel grade 14Cr1MoR represent? Thank you! Also, how is this type of steel read? Thank you again!
Reply #22015-09-12
It is recommended that the original poster check the Chinese standard method for naming steel grades, as relevant regulations are provided there.
Reply #32015-09-12
This post was last edited by ren6602121 on 2015-9-12 08:50. Carbon content, 14 chromium 1 molybdenum capacity
Reply #42015-09-12
This post was last edited by wuchangjian on 2015-9-12 at 10:10. Each number corresponds to the concentration of the respective chemical element. . . 14Cr1MoR。 14 represents the carbon content, and 1 represents the Cr content. You should study some detailed knowledge in this area.
Reply #52015-09-15
C around 0.14%, Cr 0.9%-1.5%, Mo around 0.8%; another notation is 1.25Cr-0.5Mo-Si

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