Through Hardening Bearing Steel

THROUGH-HARDENING BEARING STEEL

Through-hardening steel contains typically 1% carbon and alloying elements for hardenability, exhibiting very high strength but low ductility. Used with martensitic or bainitic hardening, typically for roller bearing components.

Through-Hardening Bearing Steel

EN-standardOvakoCommentsCSiMnCrMoNiOther
CS5510Low hardenability for small components or after surface induction hardening.0.500.20.60.2
66SiMnCrMo6-6-4*3677Bearing steel suitable for gas/air hardening.0.671.51.41.00.2
100Cr6802, 803, 5620The most commonly used bearing steel with a hardenablity
fo, small components (wall thickness 17 mm).
1.000.30.31.4
100CrMo7824Increased hardenability with Cr and Mo for small- and medium-sized components (wall thickness 20 mm).0.950.30.31.70.2
100CrMo7-3825Increased hardenability with Cr and Mo for medium- sized components (wall thickness 30 mm).0.950.30.71.70.2
100CrMo7-4826Increased hardenability with Cr and Mo for medium- and large-sized components (wall thickness 50mm).0.950.30.61.70.4
100CrMnMoSi8-4-6827Increased hardenability with Cr, Mo and S1 for large-sized components (wall thickness 75 mm).0.950.50.91.90.6
100CrMnS14-4831Increased hardenability with Cr, Mn and S1 for small- and medium-sized components (wall thickness 20 mm).0.950.61.11.0
100CrMnSi6-6832Increased hardenabiity with Cr, Mn and S1 for medium - sized components (wall thickness 40 mm).0.900.71.51.4
100CrMnSi6-4837, 5625Increased hardenability with Cr, Mn and S for small- and medium-sized components (wall thickness 30 mm).0.950.61.01.5
EN-standard designation followed by "*" is not an official EN standard grade but named according to the rules in EN 10027