2mm Thick Ground Flat Stock

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This collection of ground flat stock is crafted from tool steel and is available in various metric sizes. Typically, the metals are used in tool-making applications, with each piece comprising saw-cut ends and ground edges and surfaces. Thanks to the annealed condition of this material, it can be easily manipulated to adhere to the unique requirements of a project. Advantages and Features of 2mm Thick Ground Flat Stock The beauty of ground flat stock is that it boasts a suitable cutting edge for longevity, offers strong wear resistance, and provides durability. What’s more, these products allow for timesaving, as the need for grinding and milling is removed. Additionally, the multiple available sizes mean that the exact size required can be purchased, helping to avoid wastage. Last but not least, the high dimensional stability facilitates work in even the most challenging temperatures and environments. Common Uses of 2mm Thick Ground Flat Stock Thick ground flat stock has multiple applications, including the following: Mould-making applications Wood-cutting tools Stamping dies Knife production Strip slitting cutters Cutting hobs Collets Tube expander rolls Trimmer dies Reamers Cold taps Cloth cutters Cams Precision measuring tools Thread gauges Plug gauges Master cavity sinking hobs Chuck jaws Lathe centres Bushings Broaches Press tools Chemical Composition of 2mm Thick Ground Flat Stock The chemical composition is as follows: Carbon 0.95% Manganese 1.2% Chromium 0.50% Tungsten 0.50% Silicon 0.25% Vanadium 0.20% S & P up to 0.035% maximum FAQs: 2mm Thick Ground Flat Stock What is ground flat stock? Ground flat stock is a precision ground flat bar that comes in fixed lengths. It’s renowned for its accuracy and tight tolerances, which is why it’s often used for tool-making applications. How hard is ground flat stock? Due to the annealed condition of ground flat stock, it has a maximum hardness. How flat is ground flat stock? When it comes to flatness tolerance, th