The common production processes for tool steel wire rod include melting, refining, casting, hot rolling, cold drawing, heat treatment, and surface treatment.
The common production processes for tool steel wire rod include melting and refining the steel, casting the molten steel into billets or ingots, hot rolling the billets or ingots to reduce their thickness and shape them into wire rod, and finally, heat treating the wire rod to achieve the desired hardness and other properties.
The common production processes for tool steel wire rod include melting and refining the steel, followed by continuous casting to form the wire rod. The rod is then hot rolled to achieve the desired size and shape, followed by heat treatment processes such as annealing, quenching, and tempering to enhance its strength and hardness. Finally, the wire rod may undergo surface treatments like drawing, coating, or polishing before it is ready for use in tool steel applications.
