AR600 600 NM600 Wear Resistant Steel

AR600, 600 NM600, and Wear Resistant Steel are all terms used to refer to a type of steel that is particularly resistant to wear and abrasion. It is often used in applications where materials are exposed to harsh environment such as mining equipment, bulldozer blades, and excavator buckets.

AR600 refers to the steel's minimum yield strength of 600 MPa (or 87,000 psi) while 600 NM600 refers to the steel's Brinell hardness number of 600. Both of these measurements indicate that the steel is highly resistant to wear and abrasion.

The steel is made by adding alloying elements such as chromium, nickel, and molybdenum, which improve its strength and hardness. These elements also help to increase the steel's resistance to corrosion, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.

Overall, AR600 and other wear-resistant steels are highly sought after for their ability to withstand heavy wear and tear. They are ideal for use in a wide range of industrial and construction applications where durability is essential.

• Material composition: Made of high quality steel alloy, the main chemical composition includes carbon, silicon, manganese, chromium and other elements, with good mechanical properties.
• Wear resistance: The steel has very excellent wear resistance, showing high wear resistance and long durability under strong friction and shear.
• Hardness: The hardness is very high, up to about 600HB, which makes the steel more suitable for high load and high pressure environment.
• Toughness: not only high hardness, but also good toughness, with a certain high strength and high toughness, is conducive to delaying the fatigue life of steel.
• Weldability: Steel is susceptible to impact and pressure during use, so good weldability is very necessary.

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