Tool Steel Fabrication
High-hardness alloy steel used for dies, molds, punches, and wear-resistant tooling components.
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Tool steel is a group of high-carbon and alloy steels designed for exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and toughness. Common types include A2, D2, O1, S7, H13, and M2. They are used for dies, punches, molds, cutting tools, and wear components that must withstand repeated impact and abrasion.
Companies Working With Tool Steel
Ometek Inc.
Columbus, OH
Metal fabrication and precision machining company in Columbus.
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McCarty Fabrication
Pittsburgh, PA
Precision CNC machining and fabrication with fast turnaround across Pennsylvania.
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Armes Precision
Richmond, VA
Multi-specialty manufacturer of custom metal parts and assemblies since 1995.
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Tool Steel FAQ
Can tool steel be welded?
Tool steel can be welded but requires careful preheat, controlled interpass temperature, and post-weld heat treatment to avoid cracking. Not all tool steels are equally weldable; air-hardening grades like A2 and H13 are more weldable than high-carbon types like D2 and O1.
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