Maraging Steel is an ultra-high-strength steel that is mainly used in precision forging dies and plastic mold manufacturing. The heat treatment process of this material is simple, the heat treatment deformation is extremely small, and it has excellent machining performance and welding performance.

Lead Time
6~10 days
Tolerance
± 0.2% (minimum of ± 0.2mm)
Min. Order
1
Reference Unit Price Range
0.47 - 1.04
Performance Snapshot
Relative performance profile across key engineering parameters. Values are contextual — not absolute stress ratings.
Heat Resistance
ExcellentSource score: 5/5
Dimensional Stability
ExcellentSource score: 5/5
High Strength
ExcellentSource score: 5/5
Rigidity
ExcellentSource score: 5/5
Weather Resistance
HighSource score: 4/5
Wear Resistance
HighSource score: 4/5
Corrosion Resistance
MediumSource score: 3/5
Thermal Conductivity
MediumSource score: 3/5
ESD Safe
MediumSource score: 3/5
Surface Finish Options
Available finish options for Maraging Steel.
Industries & Applications
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