Tool Steel Drill Rod O1 offers excellent dimensional stability during heat treatment, and otherwise decent attributes. O1 is an oil-hardening, general purpose tool steel. While not as strong or wear resistant as A-2 or D-2, it experiences significantly less distortion during the heat treating process. It is typically used in rolls, punches, shear knives, food processing knives, and gauges.

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Diameter
0.25
Max Length
36
Alloy
O1
Production Method
Precision Ground
Metal Type
Tool Steel
Shape
Drill Rod
Yes
Eniteo Vendor ID
3145
Custom Cut Warehouse
0
Weight/Lineal Foot
0.17 pounds
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Mechanical Properties

Density g/cm^3
8
Ultimate Tensile Strength KSI
105
Elongation % in 2 in.
20
Melting Point °F
2580 - 2660
Yield Tensile Strength KSI
58
Brinell Hardness 3000 kg load
177 - 212
Rockwell Hardness B Scale
88 - 95
Shear Strength KSI
58
Machinability %
95
Electrical Conductivity % IACS
7
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Chemistry Information : O1 Tool Steel

Element
Percentage
Element
Percentage
Element
Percentage
C
0.94
Fe
96.56
Cr
0.5
Mn
1.2
Si
0.3
W
0.5

The 1/4" Tool Steel Drill Rod O1 is available in two lengths: 36 inches and 72 inches, both in stock and ready to ship.

This product does not offer custom cutting from the warehouse, so it is sold only in the specified lengths of 36 and 72 inches.

O1 tool steel is an oil-hardening, general-purpose tool steel known for excellent dimensional stability during heat treatment and good machinability, making it ideal for rolls, punches, shear knives, food processing knives, and gauges.

Yes, a material test report (MTR) is available for the 1/4" Tool Steel Drill Rod O1, ensuring traceability and quality verification.

This drill rod weighs approximately 0.17 lb per unit and has a high machinability rating of 95, facilitating easier machining processes.

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