Manganese Steel

Manganese Steel Specification

Hardness
200-600BHN

Product Name
Manganese Steel

Shape
Customized

Application
Construction

Color
Grey

Material Grade
Manganese Steel

Manganese Steel Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
500 Kilograms

Supply Ability
50000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Main Domestic Market
Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan

About Manganese Steel

Features: Severe wear on the surface has a work-hardening effect on the austenitic structure of this steel. This, when combined with the level of carbon in accordance with the international standards, leads To increase hardness from 200BHN (in as delivered plate) up to an in-service hardness of at least 600BHN. This work-hardening capability renews itself throughout in-service life. The under-layers not work-hardened maintain an excellent resistance to shock and a very high ductility.

Manganese steel, also known as Hadfield steel or mangalloy, is a type of alloy steel renowned for its exceptional toughness and unique work-hardening properties. This means it becomes harder and more resistant to wear and abrasion as it is subjected to impact and pressure, while the underlying material remains tough

Common Applications

Mining & Construction: Used for equipment components like rock crushers, excavator buckets, power shovel teeth, and crawler treads for tractors.
Railway Industry: Utilized in the manufacture of railroad components such as crossings, turnouts, and rail switches, where high stress and heavy loads are common.
Recycling & Quarrying: Employed in shredder liners, hammers, and screens that process tough, abrasive materials.
Security: Historically, it was used for prison window bars, and nowadays, it is used for anti-drill plates in safes and bullet-proof cabinets due to its resistance to cutting and drilling.
Power Generation: Used for coal and biomass handling equipment like chutes and hoppers in power plants