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titleOfInvention Process for the production of heavy-duty machine parts from micro-alloyed steel with a tough, high-strength core and a wear-resistant Fe &darr; 2 &darr; B surface layer
abstract A process for producing highly stressable machine parts with a tough high-strength core and a hard wear-resistant Fe2B skin is indicated. A micro-alloyed steel is used, whose manganese content is at most 1.5%. By means of extremely rapid cooling specially matched to this relatively low manganese content of the steel, a comparatively high notched impact strength of 30 J (measured on ISO U-specimens) and an R0.2 yield strength of at least 650 N/mm<2> can be achieved in the core in a single heating and cooling step, in addition to the very hard Fe2B skin.
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