| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 617946 | Wear | 2011 | 6 Pages |
Currently developed tool steel SLD-MAGIC™ was examined and compared with other SKD11 (corresponding to AISI D2) type tool steels from the view point of machinability, friction property and anti-galling property. The experimental results indicated the SLD-MAGIC shows very low kinetic friction coefficient and shows excellent machinability. The anti-galling property of the alloy was studied and compared with typical SKD11 and model alloys eliminating characteristic elements from the newly developed steel. The anti-galling property of the alloy was discussed with a role of elements included.
► Omnidirectionally novel AISI D2 type tool steel called SLD-MAGIC has been developed. ► It creates new mold market for high strength steel forming due to its self-lubricity. ► Friction coefficient is depressed by this property in spite near room temperature. ► In this study, this mechanism and role of additional element are investigated.
