1.2767 - AT A GLANCE
What kind of steel is the 1.2767?
The 1.2767 with a focus on cold work, high toughness due to its nickel content and good hardenability even for larger cross-sections. With a high impact strength and compressive strength this tool steel grade lend itself for stamping or demanding coining tools.
It has high resistance to bending which is an advantage when used as bending inserts. Tool steel 1.2767 is exceptionally suitable to be polished to a mirror finish and therefore is a fitting choice to process plastics that require a high surface finish.
Properties
The 1.2767 has a unique combination of wear resistance, toughness and hardness. Those properties make it a great choice for applications which are demanding and use high stress components. To avoid unwanted changes or to reduce risks it is essential to weigh use, properties needed, appropriate heat treatment as well as maintenance carefully.
- Tool steel
- Focus on cold work
- High toughness due to its nickel content
- Good through-hardenability, even for large cross-sections
- Good polishability
- Good etchability
- Good erodibility
- Working hardness is a max. of 54 HRC
- 1.2767 can be used for Damast forging (forge welding)
- Nitiriding is not usually done
- For very special purity and homogeneousness we recommend the 1.2767 ESR
Applications
With its durability, longevity, high hardness and toughness, as well as its resistance to thermal fatigue and cracking, the 1.2767 is suitable for many applications and industries, such as manufacturing, machining, automotive, plastics, toolmaking and medical.
- Cutting tools
- Cutlery punches
- Embossing tools
- Bending tools
- Cold hobbing tools
- Pressure bars
- Billet shear knives
- Cold shear knives
- Plastic molds
- Hot press tools
- Light metal processing
- Heavy metal processing
- Drawing jaws
- Reinforcements
