Tool steel D2 | 1.2379 | X153CrMoV12-1 – Annealed state

Tool Steel D2 | 1.2379 | X153CrMoV12-1 – Annealed state is a top-tier cold-worked tool steel known for its superior wear resistance, toughness, and dimensional stability. It has been pre-annealed to maximize machinability and helps fulfill the need to make high-precision CNC components in which consistency and durability are of utmost importance.

Why Choose Tool Steel D2 | 1.2379 | X153CrMoV12-1 – Annealed State?

• Superb resistance to wear out
• Skillful capability of high surface finishing.
• Better machinability at the annealed condition
• Toughness and Mechanical Stability
• SUITABLE for CNC Usages

Machining X153CrMoV12-1 Anealed State

Advantages of Precision CNC Machining

In the annealed position, Tool Steel D2 | 1.2379 | X153CrMoV12-1 has good machinability and is therefore used to produce complex CNC parts with tight tolerances. Machining X153CrMoV12-1 in this state lowers tool wear and increases accuracy.

• Remains tolerant during heat loads
• Specifically suitable for high-speed machining systems
• Offers a consistent surface finish on D2 tool steel

D2 vs H13 Steel in CNC Parts: What Is Better?

Comparing D2 vs H13 steel CNC parts, D2 excels in wear resistance and edge retention, while H13 is better for high-temperature applications. D2 blows away everything in the cold work and cutting tool applications, especially in the annealed condition.

Annealed D2 Steel Hardness

Hardness annealed D2 steel typically ranges around 200-230 HB. This is simpler to machine prior to heat treatment, and it is perfect for producing custom components through CNC. D2 has a hardness of up to 60 HRC after heat-treatment, which is appropriate when there is a need to make long-lived dies and tools.

Surface Finish on D2 Tool Steel – Achieve Mirror-Like Results

A refined surface finish on D2 tool steel can be achieved using proper cutting fluids, speeds, and finishing tools. With its fine-grain structure, it can be polished to a near mirror finish and is suitable for injection molds and precision tooling.

D2 Tool Steel CNC Tolerances – How Accurate Can You Go?

Thanks to its dimensional stability, D2 tool steel CNC tolerances are excellent, often reaching ±0.01 mm. Tight-fit assemblies, molds, and complicated machine parts require this precision.

Optimizing Cutting Parameters for D2 Tool Steel

In order to machine this grade optimally:

Apply carbide cutters that have a high cutting speed

• Feed rate: 0.1- 0.3 mm/rev
• Cutting speed: 30-50 m / min, carbide inserts
• Coolant: It should be of high-quality oil-based coolant

Proper cutting parameters for D2 tool steel prolong tool life and enhance surface quality.

Applications Tool Steel D2 | 1.2379 | X153CrMoV12-1

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FAQs – Tool Steel D2 | 1.2379 | X153CrMoV12-1 – Annealed State

Q1: How is Tool Steel D2 applied?

A: D2 is applied to cold-worked tools, dies, and components CNC machined that need to be highly wear-resistant and edge retention resistant.

Q2: How hard is annealed D2 tool steel?

A: Annealed D2 steel is again normally annealed, following which the hardness of 200-230 HB can easily be machined before hardening.

Q3: Is Tool Steel D2 suitable for high-temperature applications?

A: Although D2 has great wear resistance, it can be more appropriate to apply H13 in a high-heat environment.

Q4: How does the D2 stand as a tool steel compared to the others in CNC machining?

A: Both D2 and many other cold-work tool steels are outclassed by D2 in terms of dimensional stability, surface finish, and hardness.

Q5: Is Tool Steel D2 heat-treated?

A: Yes, to make them hard and durable in cutting, heat treatment after machining increases the hardness up to 60 HRC.