Grades · Tool Steel · 1.2067

1.2067

Data under review

1.2067 is a through-hardening chromium cold work steel of the bearing-steel family (similar to 100Cr6/L3 practice). It gives high hardness and wear resistance in small tools and precision parts at low alloy cost.

Hardness58–64 HRC
DIN1.2067
AISIL3 (near)
JISSUJ2 (near)
CategoryTool Steel

Chemical composition

ElementContent (%)
C0.95–1.10
Si0.15–0.35
Mn0.20–0.40
Cr1.35–1.65

Weight percent, per the governing standard ranges. Actual values per heat are on the mill certificate.

Properties

Delivery conditionAnnealed
Hardness (hardened)58–64 HRC
Density7.85 g/cm³

Heat treatment

Harden 830–860 °C oil; temper 150–250 °C.

Equivalent grades

StandardDesignation
din1.2067
aisiL3 (near)
jisSUJ2 (near)
gbCr2 (near)

Compare side by side: 1.2067 vs O1 · 1.2067 vs L2

Equivalents overlap in chemistry and use but are not always identical — see our equivalents guide before substituting in certified designs.

Applications & Processing

Applications: Small punches and dies, gauges, bushings, ball and roller parts, measuring tools.

Processing: Oil hardening with moderate distortion; cleaner (bearing-grade) melts are used where fatigue or polish matters.

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Source: EN ISO 4957 published ranges · Last updated 2026-11-03. Data is indicative — verify critical values against the governing standard and mill certificate before use.