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  42CrMo4 steel   grade is an alloy steel for quenching and tempering. Grade 42CrMo4 products are mainly used for the manufacture of machine parts like   cylinder piston rod   and roller shafts. Steel is made in accordance with the requirements of the DIN EN ISO 683-2 standard (formerly EN 10083-3). AISI 4140/ 42Crmo4 is the most used  quenched and tempered  steel, It has an elevated harden ability, good heat resistance, excellent forging and good machinability with machine tools. It can be hardened on the surface or nitried in order to elevate the wear resistance and the fatigue strength. Quenched and tempered and  nitrited cylinder rods  can substitute the case-hardened and hardened ones, if they are not submitted to too elevated pressure. Steel grade 42CrMo4 is popular in the machine building industry and is used to make high-strength parts of compressors, turbines, working elements of heavy ground and underground equipment, and parts of agricu...

  1045 IHCP Chrome polished bar   are produced from commercial-grade cold-finished or 1045 hot rolled steel bars. After grinding the steel bars are polished and then hard-chrome plated (usually up to .001″ thick). The bar may be   induction hardened   to core depth of .050″ minimum and have a surface hardness of HRC50 minimum. These specialized   chrome plated bars   are typically used for shafting in the manufacture of   hydraulic cylinders. Typical Uses Of 1045 IHCP Chrome Polished Bar Corrosion-resistant 1045 hard chrome plated steel bar is used extensively by the hydraulic and pneumatic industries and is employed by other industry sectors for a wide range of applications. Other typical uses include:   Standard Cylinders  Dump Trucks  Fork Lifts  Presses  Skidsteers  Tractors  Steering-Gear Systems  Combines  Planters/Balers  Hydraulic Platforms  Aerial Lifts  Material Handling Equipment Wu...

  Hard chrome plating is an electroplating process in which chromium is deposited from a chromic acid solution. Thickness of hard chrome plating ranges from 2 to 250µm. Various types of hard chrome include micro-cracked chromium, micro-porous chromium, porous chromium and crack free chromium. It is essential that the micro-cracked and porous coatings have a minimum thickness between 80-120µm in order to confer adequate corrosion resistance. Micro-cracked chromium has a Vickers hardness of 800-1000 kg/mm 2 , while crack-free chromium has Vickers hardness between 425-700 kg/mm 2 . The formation of micro-porous chromium is achieved by a specialised plating method involving the use of inert suspended particles. Porous chrome plating is developed by etching electrodeposited chromium. These are designed to retain lubricant, for sliding and bearing type applications. Chrome plating is used for wear and corrosion resistance in addition to its tribological (low friction) characteristics. H...