Alloy Information Report for AISI 1035

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General Characteristics of AISI 1035

AISI 1035 is a low-cost, tough, medium-strength steel ideal for general-purpose applications, AISI 1035 is a medium-carbon alloy that can be normalized, hot-rolled, and water- or oil-quenched before tempering.

Chemical Composition of AISI 1035

• Carbon 0.32-0.38
• Manganese 0.60-0.90
• Phosphorus 0.040 max
• Sulfur 0.050 max
• Silicon 0.15 to 0.30, or:
• 0.10 max
• 0.10-0.20
• 0.20-0.40
• 0.30-0.60
• Iron: balance

Heat Treatment of AISI 1035

• 1300°F (704°C) safe tempering maximum
• Normalize at 1600° to 1650°F (871° to 899°C°)
• Process anneal after cold working at 1050° to 1225°F (566° to 663°C)
• Full anneal at 1550° to 1650°F (843° to 899°C)
• Harden at 1525° to 1600°F (829° to 871°C)
• Optional oil or water quench

Applications of AISI 1035

• Tools
• Bulldozer edges
• Drawing
• Cold extrusion
• Chain pins
• Sealing rings
• Track links
• Nails
• Couplings
• Levers
• Studs
• Trusses
• Gears
• Bolts
• Rods
• Pins
• Shafts
• Axles

Machinability of AISI 1035

• Annealed, normalized, and quenched and tempered state allows easy machining
• Up to 70% of B1112 machinability rating for cold-drawn and annealed stock
• Good surface finish may be compromised from tearing in annealed state

Workability of AISI 1035

• Hot work from 2250° to 1800°F (1232° to 982°C)
• Intermediate annealing required for considerable cold working
• Fully anneal when further cold work will follow extensive cold work

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