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    DATA SHEET

    LESCALLOY 13-8 Mo VIM-VAR


    PRECIPITATION HARDENING STAINLESS STEEL
    Typical
    Composition

    C
    0.04

    Cr
    12.60

    Ni
    8.30

    Mo
    2.15

    Al
    1.00

    GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
    LESCALLOY 13-8 Mo VIM-VAR steel is a precipitation hardening martensitic stainless steel offering excellent
    fracture toughness and transverse mechanical properties coupled with the resistance to stress-corrosion cracking
    and high strength characteristics common to the family of precipitation hardening steels. A wide range of
    mechanical properties can be realized by selecting various single cycle low temperature aging treatments. The
    alloy is double vacuum melted (VIM-VARvacuum induction melted followed by vacuum arc remelting) to
    consistently assure low gas content, improved homogeneity and superior cleanliness.

    PHYSICAL PROPERTIES*
    (H1000 CONDITION)

    Density: 0.279 lb./in3 (7.76 g/cm3)


    Modulus of Elasticity: 28.3x106 psi (195.1 GPa)
    Poissons Ratio: 0.278
    COEFFICIENT OF THERMAL EXPANSION
    Temp Range
    F
    C
    70 - 200
    21 - 93
    70 - 400
    21 - 204
    70 - 600
    21 - 316
    70 - 800
    21 - 427

    in / in / F
    ( x 10-6 )
    5.8
    6.0
    6.2
    6.3

    mm / mm / C
    ( x 10-6 )
    10.4
    10.8
    11.2
    11.3

    *A more extensive presentation of physical properties is available


    in the Aerospace Structural Metals Handbook and other industry
    reference publications.

    HEAT TREATMENT
    Lescalloy 13-8 Mo VIM-VAR steel is solution heat
    treated by heating to 1700F (927C) 15F (8C),
    holding 15-30 minutes at temperature, followed by an
    air cool. The austenite to martensite transformation
    starts at about 250F (121C) and is completed for all
    practicality at approximately 60F (16C). Therefore,
    for optimum property response it is important the
    alloy be cooled to below 60F (16C) following
    solution treatment.
    Precipitation hardening (aging) is conducted at a
    variety of temperatures with in the 950-1150F (510621C) temperature range. See the tensile property
    section for details.

    COPYRIGHT 2007 by Latrobe Specialty Steel Co.

    A dimensional change during aging can be


    anticipated. Shrinkage of approximately 0.00040.0006 in/in (mm/mm) is normal for the H950
    condition. Up to 0.0030 in/in (mm/mm) can occur
    when aging to the H1150 condition.

    HARDNESS INFORMATION
    The following lists the hardness range that can be
    expected in the several thermal conditions.
    Condition
    Solution Treated
    H950
    H1000
    H1050
    H1100
    H1150
    H1150M*

    Hardness HBW
    363 Max
    430 Min
    400 Min
    372 Min
    313 Min
    283 Min
    302 Max

    *Overaged for sawing and cold forming

    WORKABILITY
    Hot Working: Lescalloy 13-8 Mo VIM-VAR steel is
    readily forged from 2150-2200F (1177-1204C). To
    favorably control grain size the final 50% of reduction
    should be completed below 1900F (1038C). This
    alloy should be air cooled to room temperature after
    forging.
    Cold Working: For severe cold forming operations it
    is recommended the material be in the H1150 or
    H1150M (overaged) condition.

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    LESCALLOY 13-8 Mo VIM-VAR


    Welding: Lescalloy 13-8 Mo VIM-VAR steel has
    excellent weldability. It requires no preheating or
    special cooling and can be welded using any of the
    usual electric arc or resistance welding techniques.
    Welding can be readily done in either the solution
    treated or any of the aged conditions. Smaller sections
    may be aged directly after welding; however, for
    optimum post weld properties the component should
    be solution treated and precipitation hardened after
    welding.
    Machining: This alloy can be machined in any of the
    several thermal conditions. Machining is easiest in the
    H1150M overaged condition, which involves the
    following thermal cycle:

    1400F (760C) - 2 hours - air cool


    1150F (621C) - 4 hours/air cool
    The rate of machining possible for the various
    thermal conditions relates to the hardness typical of
    each condition; see the Heat Treatment section for
    hardness information.

    CORROSION RESISTANCE
    The general corrosion resistance of Lescalloy 13-8 Mo
    VIM-VAR steel approaches that of Type 304 stainless
    steel in most media and is superior to the 400 series
    stainless steels. Corrosion resistance of the alloy is
    greatest in the H950 condition and decreases slightly
    with increasing aging temperatures.

    MECHANICAL PROPERTY DATA


    A convent way to appreciate the tensile property capabilities of Lescalloy 13-8 Mo VIM-VAR steel is to consider
    the minimum guarantees of the popular AMS 5629 document. The following has been extracted from AMS 5659.
    The solution treated product, 12 in (300mm) and
    under in nominal diameter or maximum crosssectional dimension, when precipitation heat treated
    for 4 hours 0.25 to a particular condition at the
    temperatures shown here and cooled in air, shall have
    the properties specified here for that particular
    condition.
    Condition
    H950
    H1000
    H1025
    H1050
    H1100
    H1150

    Specimen
    Orientation
    Longitudinal
    Transverse
    Longitudinal
    Transverse
    Longitudinal
    Transverse
    Longitudinal
    Transverse
    Longitudinal
    Transverse
    Longitudinal
    Transverse

    Tensile Strength (min)


    ksi
    MPa
    220
    1515
    220
    1515
    205
    1415
    205
    1415
    185
    1275
    185
    1275
    175
    1205
    175
    1205
    150
    1035
    150
    1035
    135
    931
    135
    931

    Temperature
    F 10
    C 5
    950
    510
    1000
    540
    1025
    550
    1050
    565
    1100
    595
    1150
    620

    Condition
    H950
    H1000
    H1025
    H1050
    H1100
    H1150
    0.2% Yield Strength (min)
    ksi
    MPa
    205
    1415
    205
    1415
    190
    1310
    190
    1310
    175
    1205
    175
    1205
    165
    1140
    165
    1140
    135
    931
    135
    931
    90
    620
    90
    620

    El in 4D (min)
    %
    10
    10
    10
    10
    11
    11
    12
    12
    14
    14
    14
    14

    RA (min)
    %
    45
    35
    50
    40
    50
    45
    50
    45
    50
    50
    50
    50

    APPLICATIONS

    SPECIFICATIONS

    Typical applications for Lescalloy 13-8 Mo VIMVAR steel include aircraft and nuclear reactor
    components, fasteners, gears, valves and jet engine
    parts. This alloy should be considered for applications
    requiring a combination of stress-corrosion resistance
    and high strength properties.

    Industry specifications for this alloy include:


    AMS 5629, ASTM A564
    BMS 7-332, BMS 7-349 (Boeing)
    DMS 2100 (McDonnell-Douglas)
    HMS 6-1105 (Boeing-Mesa)
    RMS 150 (Rohr)
    STM05-602 (Lockheed Georgia)
    STO 160 LB 0013 (Rockwell International)
    Latrobe, Pennsylvania 15650-0031 U.S.A.
    Phone: (724) 537-7711 Fax: (724) 532-6316
    www.latrobesteel.com

    COPYRIGHT 2007 by Latrobe Specialty Steel Co.

    04/07

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