Alloy 9310 Scrap / 9310 Solid Scrap / 9310 Turnings Scrap

Product Description

Alloy Steel Grade 9310 (AISI/SAE E9310) is a high-performance carburizing low-alloy steel containing high nickel, chromium, and molybdenum, widely recognized for its high core toughness, hardenability, and fatigue strength in aerospace and power transmission applications.

Chemical Composition

Material Specifications and Scrap Characteristics

• Equivalent Standard Grades: AISI 9310, SAE E9310, UNS G93106, AMS 6260, AMS 6265 (Vacuum Arc Remelted), AMS 6267, ASTM A322, ASTM A519.

• Density: 7.85 grams per cubic centimeter.

• Magnetic Response: Fully magnetic.

• Typical Scrap Forms: Solid bar cutoffs, gear forging blanks, shaft end-cuts, aircraft component drops, ring forgings, and clean machine turnings (chips and borings).

• Scrap Quality Requirements: Solids and turnings must be strictly segregated from carbon steel and lower-nickel alloy grades (such as 4140 or 8620), clean and dry, free of grinding sludge, heavy oil, slag, mill scale, paint, and non-ferrous attachments.