Maraging Steel C200 Scrap, Vascomax C200 Scrap, C200 Scrap

Product Description

Maraging Steel C200, Vascomax 200, and C200 scrap consists of high strength, low carbon iron nickel maraging steel alloy containing nominally 18 percent nickel, 8.5 percent cobalt, 3.3 percent molybdenum, and 0.2 percent titanium.

Equivalent DesignationsUNS K92140Werkstoff Number 1.6358DIN 1.6358 X2NiCoMo1885AMS 6512ASTM A538 Grade ATrade Names: Maraging 200, Vascomax 200, Vascomax C200, C200

Chemical CompositionNickel: 17.00 to 19.00 percentCobalt: 8.00 to 9.00 percentMolybdenum: 3.00 to 3.50 percentTitanium: 0.15 to 0.25 percentAluminum: 0.05 to 0.15 percentIron: BalanceCarbon: Maximum 0.03 percentManganese: Maximum 0.10 percentSilicon: Maximum 0.10 percentPhosphorus: Maximum 0.01 percentSulfur: Maximum 0.01 percent

Physical PropertiesDensity: 8.00 grams per cubic centimeterMelting Point: 1413 degrees CelsiusThermal Conductivity: 21 Watts per meter KelvinElectrical Resistivity: 38 microhm centimetersModulus of Elasticity: 190 Gigapascals

Mechanical Properties in Aged ConditionTensile Strength: Minimum 1400 MegapascalsYield Strength at 0.2 percent offset: Minimum 1350 MegapascalsElongation at Break: Minimum 10 percentHardness: 43 to 48 Rockwell C scale

Mechanical Properties in Annealed ConditionTensile Strength: 950 MegapascalsYield Strength at 0.2 percent offset: 750 MegapascalsHardness: Maximum 30 Rockwell C scale

Scrap Classification and FormsScrap Forms: Bar end cuts, forging crop ends, plate offcuts, sheet scraps, turnings, millings, rod endsScrap Material Grade: High value cobalt nickel molybdenum iron alloy scrapPrimary Applications: Aerospace structural fittings, high stress shafts, drive couplings, precision tooling, defense components requiring high toughness