Material 1.2367
Hot-work steel for high-quality components with high demands on hot wear resistance according to DIN EN ISO 4957
Use, for example, for dies and die inserts in the forging industry as well as tools for screw, nut and bolt production. 1.2367 is also suitable for the production of highly temper-resistant tools with large dimensions. The commercially available version is annealed (+A). For special requirements, material 1.2365 can also be offered in remelted form (ESU) and in accordance with DGM guidelines.
Hot-work steel
| Grade | Material No.: | Norm | Request details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade: X38CrMoV5-3 | Material-No.: 1.2367 | Norm: DIN EN ISO 4957 | Requests |
In addition to our huge selection of steel and metal, you benefit from our expertise, experience, friendliness and, last but not least, our fast deliveries. Steel trading is our business and has a long tradition with us: We want to inspire you again and again with our strong performance, our comprehensive service and our excellent steel price.
Quality
With high-quality products and our great service, we set new standards again and again. Highest quality characterises all areas of our business, from order acceptance to service and delivery.
Service
Special packaging, storage, prefabrication, express delivery or material testing. With our comprehensive service offers, we make your work easier.
Delivery reliability
Our huge warehouses are full of steel and metal. Over 80,000 tonnes are immediately available and with you in the shortest possible time. On time and reliable.
Locations near you
With ten locations from north to south, we are one of Germany’s largest steel traders. Our network of branches guarantees you short and cost-efficient routes, regardless of your location. And thus, the fastest deliveries.
Global purchasing
As part of the JACQUET METAL Group, we source our articles from 160 suppliers in 25 countries. For you, our global purchasing means the largest possible selection and availability of thousands of steel and metal items.
