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7/29/2019 Punchrite-PunchDieMaterials http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/punchrite-punchdiematerials 1/2 Punchrite ® BALL LOCK ACCESSORIES BALL LOCK ACCESSORIES 1 High strength tool steels are used in punch components and are heat treated to assure uniform characteristics and relieve thermal stresses. The structural strength is also enhanced by the precision grinding process, which minimizes stress concentration. The standard steels used include:  A2  A2- 5% chrome - high performance tool steel. Hardness Rc 60 - 63.  A good combination of toughness and wear resistance, it is used where shock and abrasion are prime considerations. M2 M2- HSS triple tempered high speed steel. Hardness Rc 60 - 63. Suitable for long runs where abrasion resistance is a main requirement. It also will withstand high temperatures without softening, and this makes it suitable for perfoming at high speeds. PM4 PM4 - High vanadium, high carbon particle metal steel. Also triple tempered. Hardness Rc 62 - 64. PM4 has improved wear and impact characteristics over M2, together with the ability to withstand high temperatures without softening. Punch and Die Materials Offered by Danly Selection of a suitable steel Danly will assist you with your material selection, to help you gain optimum performance from your punches and die buttons. If you do not select a steel for the punches and dies that you order, Danly will supply M2 for punches, and A2 for die buttons. Comparative properties Other steels available Danly will also make available other types of tool steel, on special order, to meet any custom requirements you may have. Surface Coatings See other side for surface coating information. Technical Information Wear Resistance Properties For Cold Work Tooling* PM4  62 M2  60 A2 60 10 0 20 30 40 50 10 0 20 30 40 50 Impact Strength Wear Resistance *Source: Crucible Service Centers Impact Strength Grade HRc    C    h   a   r   p   y    C    N   o    t   c    h    I   m   p   a   c    t    T   e   s    t    (    F    t  .   -    L    b  .    )    R   e    l   a    t    i   v   e    P   e   r    f   o   r   m   a   n   c   e

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Punchrite®

BALL LOCK ACCESSORIES

BALL LOCK ACCESSORIES

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High strength tool steels are used in punchcomponents and are heat treated to assure

uniform characteristics and relieve thermalstresses. The structural strength is alsoenhanced by the precision grinding process,which minimizes stress concentration.

The standard steels used include:

 A2  A2- 5% chrome - high performance tool steel.Hardness Rc 60 - 63.

 A good combination of toughness and wear resistance, it is used where shock and abrasionare prime considerations.

M 2 M2- HSS triple tempered high speed steel.Hardness Rc 60 - 63.

Suitable for long runs where abrasion resistanceis a main requirement. It also will withstand hightemperatures without softening, and this makesit suitable for perfoming at high speeds.

PM4PM4 - High vanadium, high carbon particle metal

steel. Also triple tempered.Hardness Rc 62 - 64.

PM4 has improved wear and impact characteristicsover M2, together with the ability to withstand hightemperatures without softening.

Punch and Die Materials Offered by Danly 

Selection of a suitable steelDanly will assist you with your material selection,

to help you gain optimum performance fromyour punches and die buttons.

If you do not select a steel for the punches anddies that you order, Danly will supply M2 for punches, and A2 for die buttons.

Comparative properties

Other steels availableDanly will also make available other types of tool steel, on special order, to meet any customrequirements you may have.

Surface CoatingsSee other side for surface coating information.

Technical Information

Wear 

ResistanceProperties For 

Cold Work Tooling*

PM4  62

M2 60

A260

10

0

20

30

40

50

10

0

20

30

40

50

Impact Strength Wear Resistance

*Source: Crucible Service Centers

Impact

Strength

Grade

HRc

   C   h  a  r  p  y   C

   N  o   t  c   h   I  m  p  a  c   t   T  e  s   t   (   F   t .  -   L   b .   )

   R  e   l  a   t   i  v  e   P  e  r   f  o  r  m  a  n  c  e

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BALL LOCK ACCESSORIES Punchrite®

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Surface Coating of Punches

Available as a service to Danly Customers, for applications requiring special

wear resistance and lubricity.

A Selction of more popular Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) Coatings Suitable for MetalForming and Piercing Punches is given below.

PVD coatings generally have a film thickness of 40-200 micro-inches (1-5 microns). Since therecommended application is PVD, as opposed to CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition), there isminimal effect on the heat treated hardness of the punch material. Danly does not usuallyrecommend the use of CVD coatings, for this reason.

TiN (Titanium Nitride) An excellent general purpose coating for theprotection of punch surfaces against abrasiveand adhesive wear.

TiCN (Titanium Carbonitride)This coating has a fine grain interlockedstructure that has excellent toughness. It isparticularly effective for punching applicationsthat encounter excessive mechanicallystressed cutting edges. Also effective in thepunching of highly abrasive and/or gummymaterials, such as brass, stainless steel,and aluminum alloys.

CrN (Chromium Nitride)Suitable for wear problems where titanium-based coatings are not successful. It resistsadhesive wear, corrosion, and oxidation, andis recommended primarily for use with titaniumand copper.

Physical Properties of these Coatings

General Ranking of Coatings by Key Characteristics

Technical Information supplied courtesy of Balzer’s Tool Coating Inc.

Nitriding as a surface treatment is also available on request.

Ordering Information

 After catalog number, dimensions, and material,

specify “TiN coated”, or other coating selected.

Technical Information

TiN

TiCN

CrN

Gold/Yellow

Blue/Gray

Silver/Gray

2300 (80-85 Rc)

3000 (90 Rc)

1750 (75-80 Rc)

1100° F (600°C)

750° F (400°C)

1300° F (700°C)

0.4

0.3

0.5

Excellent

Excellent

Very Good

Very Good

Excellent

Good

CoatingType

VickersMicro-

Hardness

ThermalStability

Dry Coeff.of Frictionvs. Steel

Resist. toAbrasive

Wear 

Protection vs.Cold Weldingand Galling

VisualAppearance

Ferrous

 Aluminum

Copper 

Titanium

Nickel

TiCN/TiN

CrN/TiCN

TiCN/CrN

TiCN/CrN

TiCN/TiN

Strip/Part Material Suitable Coating

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Hardness

Toughness

Heat Transition

Chemical Stability

Corrosion Resistance

TiCN

CrN

TiN

CrN

TiCN

Key Charactersitics 1

TiN

TiN

TiCN

TiCN

TiN

2 3

CrN

TiCN

CrN

TiN

CrN