Looking for material aisi 4145 properties

[kiranengr]

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I was looking for AISI 4145 Material data, please help me out if any one has the standadrd document

 

[mrfailure]

4145 is simply a composition spec, which is now defined as UNS G41450. This is well defined (the UNS book is SAE HS-1086 or ASTM DS-561). As for other properties, they will be dependent on heat treatment and product form. The UNS book cross-references to applicable specifications for a number of product forms, but you will have to do the homework to find out which is applicable for your situation.

Aaron Tanzer

http://www.lehightesting.com

 

[kiranengr]

Hi Aaron,

Thanks for the update.Im specifically looking avaialble specification in the AISI 4145: Oil hardening alloy steel , Please let me know where i can get a chance view the complete inforamtion about the standard.
Regards
Kiran

 

[Maui]

You can view this data here:

http://books.google.com/books?id=bo...AGM9IieAw&ved=0CFsQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false

For whatever reason this website doesn't highlight the entire link, so you'll have to copy and paste it into your browser window. I would recommend purchasing this book from ASM International or from Amazon. It's an extremely useful book for finding this type of data for a wide variety of common (and not so common) materials. The link to the book on the Amazon website is here:

http://www.amazon.com/Heat-Treaters-Guide-Practices-Procedures/dp/0871705206

You might find it for a reduced price on the ASM International website.

Maui

http://www.EngineeringMetallurgy.com

 

[kiranengr]

Thanks.

Is it possible any way to view the original standard other than what is found in Heat Treater Guide.
Im in project, where i need to collect and compare the available standards with respect to supplier data.

Regards
Kiran

 

[Maui]

You will need to purchase the standard if that is what you specifically need.

Maui

http://www.EngineeringMetallurgy.com

 

[kiranengr]

Ok Maui,

Thanks for the inforamtion.

Regards
Kiran

 

[arunmrao]

kiranengr,
You may try and visit any library near your city,you sure will be able to get the information.

If you are in a project,surely there must be funds for purchase of books and technical material.

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