832M13 / EN36C
3.4% Nickel-Chromium-Molybdenum Case Hardening Steel
Surcharge
£1003.63 per tonne
Surcharge Price History for 832M13 / EN36C
| DEC 23 | MAR 24 | JUN 24 | SEP 24 | TODAY |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| £1,266.08 | £1,191.44 | £1,133.29 | £1,040.38 | £1,003.63 |
The surcharge data provided is based on the information available to us and represents an average of the surcharge mechanisms taken from various global steel producers. It is intended to only provide an indication of market movements and does not necessarily reflect the specific surcharges applied to individual material batches.
Product Method
Rolled or Forged
Finishes
Black Bar or Bright Bar
Description
832M13 grade steel is a nickel-chromium alloy case hardening steel that is specified for heavy duty highly-stressed applications.
When carburised and hardened cores strengths of 850 - 1230 N/mm² are attainable. The presence of chromium increases hardenability, while the nickel content increases toughness and resistance to stock.
The addition of molybdenum further increases this material’s hardenability when compared with grade 655M13 and improves its core strength after heat treatment.
Size Range
32mm - 860mm Dia
Typical applications of 832M13 grade steel
- High duty gears for aircraft
- Heavy vehicle and automobile transmission components
- Steering worms
- Track rod pins
- Timing wheels
- Breech mechanisms
- Small arms parts
832M13 steel is still often referred to as EN36C steel - its equivalent grade under the previous BS 970: 1955 standard.