X120Mn12, 1.3401, A128, X110Mn14 High-manganese steels
Austenitic structure, characterized by high carbon content - on average 1.00-1.20%, and high Manganese content - approx. 12%.
The ranges of concentration of carbon and manganese depend on the equivalents of the grades of different origin.
The abrasion-resistant steel grades may differ from the standard, which are also included in the presented table.Surface hardening during grinding and crumbling, good ductility, impact resistance and the ability to withstand dynamic loads are the basic criterion for the selection and use of steel.
The second essential property is that high-manganese steel, after appropriate heat treatment, is a non-magnetic steel.
The third and probably the last is the high hardness of the material in the supersaturated state - about 500 HBW.Hadfield abrasion resistant steel strengthens during operation, it is used for elements of equipment and machines that are exposed to abrasion at dynamic and high surface pressures. Unfortunately, it is characterized by very difficult machinability and has low resistance to variable loads.Even the smallest small cracks lead to the formation of fatigue and to the destruction of structural parts during the operation of machinery and equipment.
Similar Steel Grades
110G12, 11 G 12, 110 G 12, X120MN12, X 120 MN 12, 1.3401, 3401, 120 MN 12, HADFIELD, X110MN14, X 110 MN 14, 1.3402, 3402, L120G13, 110G13L, 110Г13Л, G13, Г13, 120G13. 120Г13. EL256. ЭЛ256, X120MN13. X 120 MN 13. AOX 120 MN 13, Z120M12. Z 120 M 12, GD 233, ČSN 17 618, 17618, ČSN 417618, NS 1699, NS1699, BW 10, BW10, MA2, MA3, MA5, MAZ, GX100MN13, 1.3406, 3406, GX120MN13, 1.3802, 3802, GX120MN18, 1.3407, 3407, GX120MNCR13-2, 1.3410, 3410, GX120MN12, G X 120 MN 12, ASTM A128 GRADE A, B2, B3, B4, C