Cold Stamping Steel

for Case hardening

Steels designed to harden the surface layer

This group includes construction steels, with carbon <0.30%, intended for the surface hardening treatment of cementation. This process of carbon enrichment of the surface of the piece and the subsequent hardening, give a high surface hardness with an excellent resistance to wear, while the low carbon content of the core allows high core toughness values.

Thanks to the high surface hardness obtainable with the carburizing treatment, these steels are usually used for the construction of mechanical parts subject to wear such as: gears of any type, axles, cones, pins, bushings, nuts, and everything needed for the motion transmission.

Delivery condition and surface

Delivery ConditionNameWire rodSteel wire
Cold drawn+Cx
Cold Drawn and Annealed+C+ACx
Cold Drawn then Annealed and Skin passed +C+AC+LCx
Annealed+ACx
Annealed and Cold Drawn+AC+Cx
Surface Wire rod Steel wire
Bright Steel x
Stearated x
Phosphated x x
Polymer x x
Pickled x

Technical data sheets updated to 01/04/2024

Case hardening cold forming steels datasheet

Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.1122C10E2CUNI EN 10263-3: 2017Non alloy special steel
Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.1132C15E2CUNI EN 10263-3: 2017Non alloy special steel
Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.1147C17E2CUNI EN 10263-3: 2017Non alloy special steel
Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.1152C20E2CUNI EN 10263-3: 2017Non alloy special steel
Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.550115B2UNI EN 10263-3: 2017Special alloy steel
Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.550318B2UNI EN 10263-3: 2017Special alloy steel
Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.552118MNB4UNI EN 10263-3: 2017Special alloy steel
Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.552222MNB4UNI EN 10263-3: 2017Special alloy steel
Ref.SteelStandardEN Classification
1.713116MnCr5UNI EN 10263-3: 2017Special alloy steel