Mold Steel
Mold steel (tool steel) refers to high-hardness, wear-resistant steels used for cutting tools, measuring tools, and dies.
Tool steel (also known as mold steel) is divided into four main categories: alloy tool steel (including SKS, SKD, and SKT series), high-speed steel (SKH), carbon tool steel (SK), and hollow tool steel (SKC). Mold steel and tool steel are primarily used to manufacture machining tools, stamping dies, and injection molds. Featuring high hardness, wear resistance, and toughness, tool steel can be used directly after precision surface grinding and is widely applied in manufacturing electronic equipment, automotive parts, watches, and mechanical components that must withstand precision grinding and high impact.




