Sandvik DH45 Cemented Carbide for Woodworking

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Sandvik DH45 Cemented Carbide for Woodworking (discontinued **)
Categories:	Ceramic; Carbide; Metal; Metal Matrix Composite; Nonferrous Metal; Tungsten Alloy
Material Notes:	DH45, previously called H11C, has been specially engineered to enhance toughness and edge retention. This grade has a superior resilience, leading to an extreme resistance of the edge to any kind of damage caused by impact. DH45 is the ultimate choice when toughness is the key criteria of choice. Features: Corse grain size Moderate abrasion resistance Superior impact strength Binderphase content 11% Code: ISO K40 Information provided by Sandvik
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Density Hardness, Rockwell A Hardness, Vickers, 30 Flexural Strength, ISO 3327, Transverse Rupture Fracture Toughness

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