Carbon Steel EN-24 (V 130) Bars

Carbon Steel En 24 V 130 Bars have a chemical composition of Carbon, Manganese, Silicon, Sulfur, Phosphorus and Chromium. This composition makes for a strong alloy that is heat treatable, machinable and weldable. While Carbon remains the critical element of this steel grade, other components give it increased resistance to corrosion and wear over lower alloy steels. The varying levels of Carbon also influence the hardening rate when treated and the strength used in various industrial applications. This steel is particularly suited to aerospace engineering, marine engineering and power generation due to its strength as an alloy metal and corrosion resistance.

EN 24 V 130 Carbon Steel Bars are high-grade hardened steel bars mainly used for machining and engineering manufacturing. The EN 24 material grade provides superior performance in wear resistance, strength, fatigue flexibility and resistance to embrittlement. The excellent fatigue retention makes it ideal for building parts that require large numbers of mating surfaces and a large strength-to-weight ratio. The material's properties, making it durable, strong, resistant to corrosion and able to withstand extreme temperature changes while still delivering excellent mechanical performance, make it suitable for pressure vessels, gears, suspension systems and cylinder liners. Its improved machinability enables faster production cycles with less tooling wear than other metals, showing their adaptability to many different industries, such as automotive and composites manufacturing.