MPIF Standard 35-PF ✓ Most Recent

Developed by the powder forging (PF) commercial parts manufacturing industry, each section of the standard contains easy-to-read data tables and explanatory information for materials listed. Property data are included for four PF material systems - Carbon Steel, Copper Steel, Low Alloy PF-42XX and PF-46XX Steels in the normalized and quenched & tempered conditions. Chemical composition and minimum density requirements are cited. Data tables (Inch-Pound and SI units) include typical property values for Ultimate Strength, Yield Strength, Elongation, Reduction of Area, Rockwell Hardness, Impact Energy, Compressive Yield Strength and Mean Fatigue Limit.

This standard provides the design and materials engineer with the latest engineering property data and information available in order to specify materials made by the powder forging process. Ensure that your quality assurance/laboratory staff and your sales and marketing personnel/representatives have the latest edition of this standard.

NOTE: Publication of the 2017 Edition of this standard renders the 2000 Edition obsolete. The previous edition should no longer be distributed but destroyed.

• NEW Materials and/or Mechanical Property Data
  Copper Steel
  PF-1130C50 + mean fatigue limit
  PF-1130C60
  PF-1135C60
  Low Alloy Steels
  Austenitizing temperature for PF-4220 and PF-4620 materials
• NEW Engineering Information Section
  Includes:
  Hardenability data with austenitizing temperatures for the 0.2% and 0.4-0.8% carbon materials
  Jominy Curves
• NEW INDEX
  Alphabetical Listing & Guide to Material Systems & Designation Codes Used in the Family of MPIF Standard 35 Publications
• NEW & REVISED VERBIAGE THROUGHOUT THE STANDARD
  Also includes use of the currently approved acronym "PF" for powder forging. Special Note: The change in the prefix for the material designations does not impact the material specification and performance characteristics for the various powder-forged materials.
• REVISED
  SI Units Conversion Table

This standard is a must-have document for every engineering professional.