Spring Steels Acc. To Din En 10132

Mechanical properties
Hardness range Martensite: 
Spring steels  Hardness 30 - 55 HRC
Tempering steels  Hardness 30 - 50 HRC
Boron-alloyed steels Hardness 30 - 45 HRC
Flatness Max. 0.1B%/mm width for martensitic tempered spring steels
with C-contents of 0.67 - 1.00 %,

Delivery conditions LC; A; AC; CR; QT
Dimensional tolerances Acc. to DIN EN 10140 and special agreement

Q1: What standards does your company primarily adhere to for spring steel, and which grades are covered?
A1: Standards: DIN EN 10132-3, DIN EN 10132-4. Grades: SAE1050/1070/1074/1075/1095, C60S, C67S, C75S, C100S, CK67, CK75, CK85, 65Mn, D6A, D6A4CR, X32CrMoV4-1, 51CrV4, 75Cr1, 27MnCrB5, T8A, T10A, SK4, SK5, SK85, SK95, 60Si2Mn, and others.

Q2: What surface finishes are available?
A2: Bright cold-rolled (shiny silver), blue/grey-blue tempered, white polished, natural (heat-treated), polished blue, polished yellow, or as per customer request.

Q3: What edge conditions are available?
A3: Mill edge, slit edge, square edge with rounded corners, full rounded edge, or per customer requirements.

Q4: What hardness levels can you provide?
A4: Hardness is customized to customer requirements, up to a maximum of 60 HRC (Rockwell).

Q5: What certifications does your company hold?
A5: Our quality management system certifications include IATF16949:2016 and ISO14001:2015.

Q6: Do you provide chemical composition test reports, and what is the sample delivery lead time?
A6: Every batch is supplied with an MTC (Material Test Certificate) report. Standard order delivery time is approximately 35 days.