EXTRA DISCOUNTS: Purchase this item by itself or with any other items from Precision Marshall's category to receive an extra discount based on the total value of category products in your Shopping Cart. Click the link for more information.This Watercrat Water-Hardening Regular Tolerance (Precision Tolerance) Cold-Drawn Flat Stock (Gauge Stock) is made by Precision Marshall Steel Company. The steel type is AISI W-1 tool steel, annealed for easier machining. It is a fine-grained electric furnace-melted commercial grade tool steel which is supplied in the fully-spheroidized 100% decarb-free condition.Watercrat is the least expensive grade of flat stock. The through-hardening characteristic has optimum response to heat treatment and provides toughness and excellent wear-resistance in service. Its high carbon content allows it to be used often without heat treatment for many applications.The standard nominal sizes have a smooth drawn finish on four sides, free of decarburization, held to tight tolerances in dimensions and squareness, and ready for layout. Each piece is lightly coated with rust-preventive oil and individually packaged in a vapor-resistant envelope which has the size and steel type clearly marked. At least one end is painted red for easier identification of the steel type.The Thickness |T| and Width |W| tolerance is ±.0005" for dimensions of .249" or less, ±.0010" for .250-.499", and ±.0015" for .500 and up. The Length |L| tolerance is +.125/-.000". This flat stock is also referred to as drill rod because it is manufactured by cold-drawing instead of by precision grinding.The available thicknesses are 1/16 to 1 inches. The available widths are 1/16 to 1 inches. Please contact us if you need a different size, or if you need us to make any alterations.DELIVERY TIME: Normally in stock and ships the next business day.SHIPS FROM: Precision Marshall products are sent directly to you from the warehouses in Bolingbrook, IL; Hartford, CT; Euless, TX; or Santa Fe Springs, CA.MINIMUM ORDER: None.HEAT TREATMENT: Heat thoroughly at 1425-1500°F. Hold one-half hour per inch of section and quench in water (brine). Sizes below 9/32" round or square may be quenched in oil.TEMPERING DATA:
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