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Equivalent of Mat 1.5415

09/07/2008 10:15 AM

Hello everyone

Somebody kindly can help me for equivalent of steel mat 1.5415 . its 15mo3 .
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Re: equivalent of mat 1.5415

09/07/2008 10:48 AM

The ASM Handbook of Comparative World Standards shows:

Standard Designation: EN 10028-2:2003
Grade: 16Mo3
Steel Number: 1.5415

&

Standard Designation: DIN 28180:1985
Grade: 15 Mo 3
Steel Number: 1.5415

&

Standard Designation: EN 10216-2:2002
Grade: 16Mo3
Steel Number: 1.5415

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Standard Designation: EN 10217-2:2002
Grade: 16Mo3
Steel Number: 1.5415

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Standard Designation: EN 10222-2:1999
Grade: 16Mo3
Steel Number: 1.5415
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Re: Equivalent of Mat 1.5415

09/07/2008 9:37 PM

Actually it depends on where the steel is made what they call it as werkstoffe # 1.5415. in US the UNS designations for this material would include K1182, K12020, and K12320 according to my software. (I have personally not seen these grade designations before.)

Heres chem for 16Mo3:

Grade 16Mo3
WNr. 1.5415
Standard DIN EN 10216-2
Country Germany

Heat Analysis

Element

Symbol

Min.

Max.

Aluminum Al 0.04
Carbon C 0.12 0.2
Manganese Mn 0.4 0.8
Molybdenum Mo 0.25 0.35
Phosphorus P 0.03
Silicon Si 0.15 0.35
Sulfur S 0.025

What exactly do you mean by equivalent? Substitute grade to perform the same but different (cheaper) alloy? Same material different name?

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Re: Equivalent of Mat 1.5415

09/08/2008 6:34 AM

There are the following equivalents:

- according DIN 15 Mo 3 or W1.5415;

- acoording NF is 15 D 3;

- according BS is 240;

- according JIS is SB 46 M;

- according ASTM is A 204 gr A.

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