Hardox 500 vs Hardox 450

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Hardox 500 vs Hardox 450

 

Hardox 500 vs Hardox 450  

General Product Description

  

The bendable, weldable and highly abrasion-resistant steel. Hardox 500 is a bendable and weldable abrasion-resistant steel with a nominal hardness of 500
HBW. Suitable for applications that demand higher wear resistance. Hardox 500 increases payload and service life while maintaining good processability
and toughness.

  
 
 

The most popular abrasion-resistant steel with excellent structural properties. Hardox 450 is an abrasion-resistant steel with a nominal hardness of 450 HBW. Hardox 450 combines good bendability and weldability. The products can be used in many different components and structures that are subject to wear. Hardox 450, with an extra 50 Brinell hardness over our 400 grade, provides better dent and abrasion resistance as well as longer wear life, so you can achieve even greater savings

  
 
 

Dimension Range

  

Hardox 500 plate is available in thicknesses of 4.0 – 103.0 mm, and Hardox 500 sheet in thicknesses of 2.0 - 7.0 mm. Hardox 500 plate is available in
widths up to 3350 mm and lengths up to 14630 mm. Hardox 500 sheet is available in widths up to 1650 mm and lengths up to 16000 mm. More detailed
information on dimensions is provided in the dimension program

  

Hardox 450 is available in thicknesses of 3.2 - 130 mm (1/8 - 5.12") as plate, as sheet in thicknesses 2.0 - 8.0 mm (0.079 - 0.315") and as CR sheet in
thicknesses 0.8 - 2.1 mm (0.031 - 0.083"). For thicknesses over 80 mm (3.15") the preferred width is 1650 mm (64.96"). More detailed information on dimensions is provided in the dimension program.

  
 
 
 

Mechanical Properties

  
Hardness (HBW)  470 - 530 Sheet 470 - 530 Plate  (450 - 540) HBW after 32mm   425 - 475 Sheet   425 - 475 Plate    
Typicalyield strength
(MPa), not guaranteed		 1400 MPa Sheet (No Guarantee)

1400 Mpa Plate
(No Guarantee)

 1250 MPa Sheet  (No Guarantee) 1250 MPa Plate (No Guarantee)    
Thickness  (mm)  2.0 - 7.0 Sheet 4.0 - 103.0 Plate 2.0 - 8.0 Sheet 3.2 - 130.0 Plate     

Impact Properties

  
Longitudinal test, typical impact energy, Charpy V 10x10 mm test specimen 37 J / -40 °C Sheet 37 J / -40 °C Plate   50 J / -40 °C Sheet  50 J / -40 °C Plate    

Chemical Composition (heat analysis)

  
C*  (max %) 0.27 Sheet 0.30 Plate   0.26
0.70
1.60
0.025
0.010
1.40
1.50
0.60
0.005		  
Si* (max %) 0.50 Sheet 0.40 Plate    
Mn*  (max %) 1.60 Sheet 1.30 Plate    
P  (max %) 0.025 Sheet 0.020 Plate    
S  (max %) 0.010 Sheet 0.010 Plate    
Cr*  (max %) 1.20 Sheet 2.20 Plate    
Ni*  (max %) 0.25 Sheet 2.0 Plate    
Mo*  (max %) 0.25 Sheet 0.40 Plate    
B*  (max %) 0.005 Sheet 0.005 Plate