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High Performance Powdered Metal (PM) Copper Steels |
  Copper Iron Copper Steel High Carbon Steel |
| Material |
PSM Code |
Density G/CC |
Yield Strength PSI (A) |
Ultimate Tensile Strength PSI(A) |
Elong-
ation % (A,B) |
Impact Strength Ft-Lbs (A,E) |
Apparent Hardness Rockwell (F) |
Transverse Rupture PSI (A) |
Bearing Strength Constant K-103 PSI |
Equivalent MPIF
Spec |
Applications |
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Copper Iron |
FC-203-N |
5.8/6.0 |
26,000 |
30,000 |
<1.0 |
4 |
RB 15 |
53,000 |
38 |
FC-1000-20 |
Excellent for self-lubricating parts and heavy duty bearings. |
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FC-208-N |
5.8/6.0 |
26,000 |
28,000 |
<1.0 |
3 |
RB 14 |
50,000 |
37 |
FC-2000-K40 |
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Copper Steel |
FCC-221-P |
6.0/6.4 |
40,000 |
40,000 |
<1.0 |
3 |
RB 48 |
75,000 |
30 |
FC-0205-35 |
Medium strength mechanical components. |
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High Carbon Copper Steel |
FCC-216-P |
6.0/6.4 |
45,000 |
50,000 |
<1.0 |
2 |
RB 61 |
90,000 |
49 |
FC-0208-40 |
High strength, good impact resistant material for mechanical components.
Excellent hardenability. High performance material with high strength and wear resistance after heat treatment. |
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FCC-216-P (HT) |
6.0/6.4 |
(D) |
65,000 |
<1.0 |
3 |
RC 20 |
95,000 |
N/A |
FC-0208-50HT |
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FCC-214-S |
6.8/7.2 |
60,000 |
68,000 |
<1.0 |
6 |
RB 78 |
140,000 |
N/A |
FC-0208-50 |
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FCC-214-S (HT) |
6.8/7.2 |
(D) |
90,000 |
<1.0 |
5 |
RC 35 |
140,000 |
N/A |
FC-0208-80HT |
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FCC-200-P |
6.0/6.4 |
47,000 |
58,000 |
<1.0 |
5 |
RB 62 |
102,000 |
46 |
FC-0505-40 | |
| NOTES: |
| A |
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Mechanical property data represents average values derived from laboratory specimens produced under production conditions. |
| B |
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Elongation is given as inch/inch in one inch (1") gauge length. |
| C |
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Additional data is being developed. |
| D |
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Yield and ultimate tensile strength values are approximately the same in the heat treated condition. | |
| E |
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Impact strength values are from unnotched Charpy Impact specimens. |
| F |
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Apparent hardness is measured directly using the Rockwell scales indicated. The value is always lower than the actual metal particle hardness as measured by the microhardness tester because of the porosity in the structure. |
| H |
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Transverse rupture strengths on tool steels are a function of heat treat and draw conditions. | | |
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