Alloy Steel EN36 Scrap / EN36 Drill Bits Scrap / EN36 Scrap

Product Description

Alloy Steel EN36 (equivalent to BS 970 655M13) is a high-tensile nickel-chromium case-hardening steel known for its exceptional core strength, fatigue resistance, and impact toughness, making it a primary material for heavy-duty drill bits, rock drilling tools, and high-load transmission components.

Chemical Composition

Material Specifications and Scrap Characteristics

• Equivalent Standard Grades: BS 970 655M13, EN36A, EN36B, EN36C, Werkstoff Number 1.5752, 14NiCr14, UNS G93106 / AISI 9310 (approximate cross-reference).

• Density: 7.85 grams per cubic centimeter.

• Magnetic Response: Fully magnetic.

• Typical Scrap Forms: Spent or worn rock drill bits, tri-cone bit bodies, mining drill shafts, heavy-duty gear blanks, drive pinions, shaft drop-offs, and machine turnings.

• Scrap Quality Requirements: Must consist of clean solid scrap or segregated turnings, completely free of tungsten carbide inserts or button tips (which must be stripped from drill bits), free of heavy slag, oil, grease, paint, carbon steel contamination, and non-ferrous attachments.