Cold Work Steel

Cold Work Steel refers to a category of tool steels that are specifically designed for applications involving low to moderate working temperatures, typically below 200°C. These steels are used in operations where the material is not heated before processing — hence the term “cold work.” They are engineered to offer a combination of high hardness, wear resistance, toughness, and dimensional stability, making them ideal for cutting, forming, and shaping applications where precision and durability are key.