20+ Years OEM & ODM Experiences
OEM Available For SEA | GB | 100Cr6 | JIS Standard
Technical Specification
Chemical Composition Reference
Cast steel grit and tempered steel grit share the same high-carbon cast steel chemistry. The main difference is hardness control through heat treatment.
GB/T 18838.3
SAE J1993
SAE J444
ISO 11124-3
JIS Z 0311
| Element | Specification | Function |
|---|---|---|
| High-Carbon Cast / Tempered Steel Grit | ||
| C — Carbon | 0.80–1.20% | Provides hardness, cutting power, and wear resistance. |
| Mn — Manganese | 0.60–1.20% | Improves toughness, impact strength, and abrasive durability. |
| Si — Silicon | ≥ 0.40% | Supports strength and helps improve deoxidation control. |
| S — Sulfur | ≤ 0.05% | Controlled impurity to maintain abrasive quality. |
| P — Phosphorus | ≤ 0.05% | Controlled impurity to reduce brittleness risk. |
| Fe — Iron | Balance | Base material of high-carbon cast steel grit. |
Note:
This chemical composition applies to both cast steel grit and tempered steel grit.
GP, GL, and GH are hardness grades, not separate chemical systems. Final composition can be verified by batch COA.
Bearing Steel Grit Selector
Check The Right Size
Select your industry and work scenario to get a quick initial size recommendation.
Select your application details to view the recommended bearing steel grit size.