MATERIAL GRADES - Meusburger
Due to the low carbon content of steels for case-hardening, they are “inserted” into an atmosphere with high carbon content and heated. The result is a piece with high core toughness and surface hardness. HIGH-SPEED STEEL High-speed steels, or HSS for short, are high-alloy tool steels with large amounts of alloying
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