G15CrMoV6-9 is the right choice when a combination of high hot strength and good toughness is required. This heat-treatable hot-work steel is primarily used for heavily loaded components that must operate reliably even at elevated temperatures – for example, in energy and power station technology or in turbine and boiler construction. It is characterised by very good creep resistance, high hot strength and good resistance to thermal fatigue.
Material G15CrMoV6-9 (1.7710)
A hard, case-hardened steel for heavy-duty applications
Material designations and standards
Material number:
1.7710
Standard designation (EN):
G15CrMoV6-9
Standards:
DIN EN 10269 or SEL
AISI/SAE:
–
Similar materials:
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Specifications and details
The advantages of G15CrMoV6-9 (1.7710)
Areas of application
Chemical composition and mechanical properties.
C (carbon):
0,12 - 0,18 %
Si (Silizium):
≤0,60 %
Mn (Mangan):
0,60 - 1,00 %
P (phosphorus):
–
S (sulphur):
–
Cr (chromium):
1,30 - 1,80 %
Mo (molybdenum):
0,80 - 1,00 %
Tensile strength (Rm):
850 - 1,000 MPa
Yield strength (Rp0.2):
700 MPa
Elongation at break (A%):
≥ 10 %
Impact strength (ISO-V, -20°C):
≥ 35 years
Hardness (HB):
approx. 200–300 HB
Warum G42CrMo4?
Cost-effectiveness
G15CrMoV6-9 offers good value for money thanks to its long service life and versatility.
Processing
The material is easy to machine and weld. Alternatively, G15CrMoV6-9 is also well suited to forging.
Areas of application
G15CrMoV6-9 is a popular choice in various industrial sectors, for example for heavy-duty axles, gears or chassis components.