EN Series (Alloy Steel)

◆Industrial GradeHigh tensile strength & high wear resistance
◈Grade ComparisonEN24, EN19 & EN31 profiles
▦Technical DataComposition and mechanical properties
✓Application FocusHeavy shafts, bearings & high-stress parts
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EN Series (Alloy Steel) Product Showcase

Browse high-strength alloy steels engineered for heavy dynamic loads, wear resistance, and high-stress applications.

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EN Series alloy steel round bars
Product Showcase

High-Grade EN Series Round Bars

Nickel-chromium-molybdenum and bearing steel options for heavy shafts, connecting rods, and aircraft parts.

EN24 and EN19 steel blocks
High-Stress Applications

EN24 & EN19 Forged Blocks & Plates

High tensile strength alloy steels for crankshafts, gears, axles, bolts, and heavy engineering components.

EN31 bearing steel applications
High Wear Tooling

EN31 Bearing & Tool Steel

Explore material options for ball bearings, rollers, precision tools, gauges, and dies requiring high hardness.

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Steel Grades: EN24, EN19 & EN31

Review key chemical compositions and mechanical properties for featured EN Series alloy steel grades.

Grade Portfolio
EN24 Alloy Steel EN24 GRADE STEEL Ni-Cr-Mo Alloy Steel

EN24 High Tensile Alloy Steel

A nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel combining high tensile strength, ductility, and shock resistance.

Tensile Strength850–1000 MPa
Yield Strength680 MPa
Nickel (Ni)1.30–1.80%
Chromium (Cr)0.90–1.40%
Best for heavy shafts, aircraft parts & axles View EN24 data →
EN19 Alloy Steel EN19 GRADE STEEL Cr-Mo Alloy Steel

EN19 High Tensile Steel

A high quality chromium-molybdenum alloy steel offering high fatigue resistance and tough core properties.

Tensile Strength700–850 MPa
Yield Strength500 MPa
Carbon (C)0.35–0.45%
Molybdenum (Mo)0.20–0.35%
Best for connecting rods, crankshafts & gears View EN19 data →
EN31 Bearing Steel EN31 GRADE STEEL High Carbon Cr Bearing Steel

EN31 High Carbon Alloy Steel

A high carbon chromium alloy steel offering exceptional surface hardness, wear resistance, and compressive strength.

Hardness (Annealed)229–269 HB
Hardness (Hardened)58–62 HRC
Carbon (C)0.90–1.20%
Chromium (Cr)1.00–1.60%
Best for ball bearings, rollers & precision tools View EN31 data →
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Area of Applications

EN Series alloy steels (EN24, EN19 & EN31) are used across high-stress engineering and precision bearing environments.

Application Areas
Heavy Shafts & Connecting RodsEN24 / EN19

Heavy Shafts & Connecting Rods

Power transmission shafts and engine connecting rods subjected to heavy mechanical strain.

High Tensile & Torsional Strength →
Aircraft Parts & CrankshaftsEN24 / EN19

Aircraft Parts & Crankshafts

Critical aerospace structural components and heavy-duty engine crankshafts.

High Fatigue Endurance →
Gears & AxlesEN24 / EN19

Gears & Axles

Drive axles, transmission gears, and load-bearing drive train components.

Shock & Wear Resistance →
Bolts & High-Stress ComponentsEN24 / EN19

Bolts & High-Stress Components

High-tensile structural bolts, fasteners, and heavy machinery parts under extreme stress.

High Yield Strength →
Ball Bearings & RollersEN31

Ball Bearings & Rollers

Precision ball bearings, roller bearings, and races operating under high continuous load.

High Hardness & Wear Endurance →
Precision ToolsEN31

Precision Tools

Machining gauges, precision tools, and high-wear resistance tooling inserts.

Dimensional Stability →
Gauges & DiesEN31

Gauges & Dies

Measuring gauges, forming dies, and punches demanding high surface hardness.

High Surface Hardness →
Material reference

Technical Data

Chemical composition and mechanical properties for EN Series Alloy Steel (EN24, EN19 & EN31).

EN24 · Chemical Composition (Weight %)
ElementComposition range
Carbon (C)0.35–0.45%
Chromium (Cr)0.90–1.40%
Nickel (Ni)1.30–1.80%
Molybdenum (Mo)0.20–0.35%
EN19 · Chemical Composition (Weight %)
ElementComposition range
Carbon (C)0.35–0.45%
Chromium (Cr)0.90–1.50%
Molybdenum (Mo)0.20–0.35%
EN31 · Chemical Composition (Weight %)
ElementComposition range
Carbon (C)0.90–1.20%
Chromium (Cr)1.00–1.60%
Manganese (Mn)0.30–0.75%
EN24 · Mechanical Properties
PropertyValue
Tensile Strength850–1000 MPa
Yield Strength680 MPa
EN19 · Mechanical Properties
PropertyValue
Tensile Strength700–850 MPa
Yield Strength500 MPa
EN31 · Mechanical Properties
PropertyValue
Hardness (Annealed)229–269 HB
Hardness (Hardened)58–62 HRC

Note: Values shown are reference ranges for presentation purposes and may vary by standard, supplier, product form and heat treatment. Confirm material certificates and applicable standards before purchase or production use.

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