Maraging Steel, Certification : Chemical TC

We are offering maraging steel.
The 18% ni-maraging steels, which belong to the family of iron-base alloys, are strengthened by a process of martensitic transformation, followed by age or precipitation hardening. Precipitation hardenable stainless steels are also in this group. Maraging steels work well in electro-mechanical components where ultra-high strength is required, along with good dimensional stability during heat treatment. The 18% ni-maraging steels, which belong to the family of iron-base alloys, are strengthened by a process of martensitic transformation, followed by age or precipitation hardening. Precipitation hardenable stainless steels are also in this group. Maraging steels work well in electro-mechanical components where ultra-high strength is required, along with good dimensional stability during heat treatment. Several desirable properties of maraging steels are:
ultra-high strength at room temperature
simple heat treatment, which results in minimum distortion
superior fracture toughness compared to quenched and tempered steel of similar strength level
low carbon content, which precludes decarburization problems
section size is an important factor in the hardening process
easily fabricated
good weldability.