Alloyed engineering steel

Our alloy structural steel products are high-grade steels manufactured with special care, making them ideal for the production of machine and automotive components. We offer the following types of alloy structural steel from stock:

Case-hardenable round bar (16/20MnCr5)
Case-hardenable round bar is characterized by a combination of a tough core and a wear-resistant surface layer. It is ideally suited for use in the automotive and machinery industries, for example, in the manufacture of gears, shafts, pins, or even gearboxes.

Quenchable round bar (42CRMO4)
The major advantage of quenchable steel is its toughness and resistance to dynamic stress. It is available in quenched and tempered, annealed, and drawn/rolled finishes. Typical applications include the manufacture of wrenches, shaft-type components, and gearboxes.

Flat spring steel
The main advantage of flat spring steel is that it flexibly changes its shape under load and then returns to its original shape once the load is removed. For this reason, it is ideally suited for the production of leaf springs, plate springs, coil springs, torsion leaf springs for trucks, and disc springs.

Cast round bar
Cast round bar is distinguished from other materials primarily by its good thermal conductivity and vibration-damping properties. It has an extremely wide range of applications, but is most commonly used in the manufacture of various automotive and mechanical engineering components, such as pistons, cylinder heads, brake drums, and engine blocks.