EN26 (826M40) Forging Parts | Custom 826M40 Forged Steel Manufacturer in China

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Custom EN26 826M40 forging parts from China manufacturer Jiangsu Liangyi
Representative EN26 (826M40) forged steel products supplied by Jiangsu Liangyi for custom industrial applications.
MaterialEN26 / 826M40 nickel-chrome-moly alloy steel
FormsBars, rings, shafts, discs, blocks and custom forgings
Weight range30KG to 30000KG
Max ring diameter5000mm
Max shaft length12000mm
InspectionUT, MT, chemistry, hardness and mechanical tests
Reference priceUSD 1.00 per kg

Reference price: USD 1.00 per kg. Final quotation may vary depending on drawing, size, quantity, heat treatment, inspection scope, and machining requirements.

ISO 9001:2015 Certified Manufacturer
25+ Years Forging Experience
30+ Countries Global Supply
30KG-30T Custom Size Range
98% On-time Delivery Rate
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Jiangsu Liangyi is a professional manufacturer of high-quality custom EN26 (826M40) forging parts, open die forgings and seamless rolled steel forged rings. We are ISO 9001:2015 certified and have been supplying clients from many countries including Europe, Germany, the USA, the UK, Australia, and the Middle East for over 25 years.

You are currently browsing the official EN26 (826M40) product page. We support custom production according to clients drawings, material requirements and technical specifications.

Custom EN26 (826M40) Forged Product Forms We Supply

We supply a full range of custom EN26 (826M40) forged steel products to meet clients requirements, with tolerance up to ISO 2768-m standard:

EN26 (826M40) Steel Material Overview

EN26 (also known as 826M40) is a 2.5% Nickel-Chrome-Moly alloy steel with high hardenability and high tensile strength . It is used in hardened and tempered condition (Condition V), and it can be further surface hardened by flame hardening, induction hardening, or nitriding to get great surface hardness and wear resistance.

This high-performance alloy steel is used for extreme conditions needing high strength, fatigue resistance and toughness, including undercarriages, aero-engine and airframe parts, heavy duty gears, connecting rods, crank and differential shafts, high strength bolts, electrical motor shafts, turbine discs, gas bottles, mandrel bars for tube manufacture and ordnance parts.

Equivalent Grades and Naming Reference

EN26 is commonly referred to as 826M40 in BS system. In international sourcing discussions it is often cross-referenced with AISI 4340 and 34CrNiMo6 for similar high-strength alloy steel applications. However, final substitution should always be checked against chemistry limits, hardenability, heat treatment route, drawing notes and target mechanical properties before procurement.

Melting Process Options for 826M40 (EN26) Steel

We offer different melting processes to meet your material quality and performance requirements, including:

Chemical Composition of EN26 (826M40) Forging Steel

Chemical composition reference for EN26 (826M40) forging steel
ElementContent Range (Weight %)
Carbon (C)0.36 - 0.44
Silicon (Si)0.10 - 0.35
Manganese (Mn)0.45 - 0.70
Nickel (Ni)2.30 - 2.80
Chromium (Cr)0.50 - 0.80
Molybdenum (Mo)0.45 - 0.65
Phosphorus (P)Max 0.04
Sulfur (S)Max 0.04

Heat Treatment Processes for EN26 (826M40) Forgings

We provide full in-house heat treatment services to get the exact mechanical properties needed for your EN26 (826M40) forging parts:

Hot Forging Process

Heat to a maximum of 1150°C - 1200°C, hold consistent temperature  throughout the section, and start forging immediately. Do not forge below 850°C. After forging, cool the workpiece slowly in sand or dry lime to minimize internal stresses.

Annealing

Heat to 790°C - 840°C, hold consistent temperature throughout the section, then cool slowly in the furnace.

Hardening & Tempering

Hardening: Heat to 820°C - 850°C, hold consistent temperature, soak for 10-15 minutes per 25mm of section thickness, then quench in oil, water, or polymer as required. Temper immediately while the workpiece is still warm.

Tempering: Re-heat to 450°C - 660°C as required, hold consistent temperature, soak for 1 hour per 25mm of section thickness, then cool in still air. Note: don't temper within the 250°C - 450°C range to prevent temper brittleness.

Flame & Induction Hardening

Pre-hardened and tempered EN26 (826M40) steel can be further surface hardened via flame or induction hardening to get high surface hardness and wear resistance for heavy load applications.

Nitriding

Hardened and tempered EN26 (826M40) round bar can be successfully nitrided to get a surface hardness of up to Rc 60. Nitriding is done at 490°C - 530°C, followed by slow cooling (no quench) to minimize distortion. Parts can be machined to near final size before nitriding, leaving only a grinding allowance. The core tensile strength is not affected, as the nitriding temperature is below the original tempering temperature. Note: The nickel content in EN26 resists nitrogen diffusion, which may need a longer nitriding cycle to get the required case depth.

Stress Relieving

Heat to 640°C - 660°C, hold consistent temperature , soak for 1 hour per 25mm of section thickness, then cool in still air to relieve residual stress from machining or forging.

Mechanical Properties of EN26 (826M40) Forging Material

Typical mechanical properties for EN26 (826M40) steel (for ruling section ≤ 150mm, after hardened and tempered condition):

Typical mechanical properties of EN26 (826M40) after hardening and tempering
PropertyValue
Tensile Strength (MPa)930 - 1080
Yield Stress (MPa, Min)740
0.2% Proof Stress (MPa, Min)710
Elongation (%, Min)17
ISO V Impact (Joule, Min)47.5
Hardness (Brinell)269 - 321

Global Industry Applications & Project Cases of EN26 (826M40) Forging Parts

Our EN26 (826M40) forging parts are widely used in heavy industries, following are project cases in Europe, Germany, USA, Australia, Middle East and other major markets.

Aerospace & Defense

EN26 forged parts are made for aero engines, undercarriages, airframes, and weapons. Project Case: We provide EN26 forged mounting brackets and undercarriage parts for aero engines to the top European commercial aircraft manufacturers. These parts meet strict EN aerospace material standards.

Wind & Hydro Power

826M40 forged wind turbine gearbox gear shafts, ring gears, hydro turbine shafts, and turbine discs. Project Case: We make 826M40 forged gearbox pinion shafts for 5MW+ offshore wind turbines in the North Sea, meeting EU wind energy industry standards.We make 826M40 forged gearbox pinion shafts for 5MW offshore wind turbines in the North Sea, and these shafts meet EU standards for the wind energy sector.

Mining & Construction

EN26 forged crusher eccentric shafts, mining excavator slewing bearing races, conveyor pulley shafts, electric shovel components, and gyratory crusher spindles. Project Case: Our EN26 forged eccentric shafts for gyratory crushers are  used in Australian iron ore mines, where they can handle a lot of impact and wear.We make EN26 forged eccentric shafts for gyratory crushers in Australian iron ore mines, and these shafts can handle a lot of impact and wear.

Oil & Gas

826M40 forged oil drilling tool gear shafts, mud pump gear shafts, subsea riser joints, offshore anchor winch components, and gas bottles. Project Case: We supply 826M40 forged mud pump gear shafts and subsea riser joints for offshore oil drilling platforms in the Middle East, and they have great corrosion resistance for harsh subsea environments.

Heavy Machinery & Gearboxes

EN26 forged heavy duty gears, pinion shafts, gearbox parts, gear reducers, crankshafts for gas compressors and mechanical presses, hydraulic cylinders, and gear couplings. Project Case: We make EN26 forged crankshafts for gas compressors in German chemical plants, and they meet strict DIN industrial standards.

Cement & Sugar Milling

826M40 forged cement mill rotary kiln pinion shafts, sugar mill gear shafts, rotary dryer trunnion wheels, riding gear rings and pull torque rods.

Railway & Locomotive

EN26 forged locomotive transmission shafts, traction motor end housings, railway ring gears, and planet gears.

Quality Assurance & Test Certification

All our EN26 (826M40) forging parts go through strict quality control and testing. The following details are included in our official test certificate for every finished product:

What to Send for a Faster EN26 Forging Quote

Contact Us For Custom EN26 (826M40) Forging Quotation

We are glad to provide competitive pricing and forged steel suggestions for global clients. Welcome to send your custom drawing, material requirement and quantity for a detailed quotation through our official EN26 (826M40) product page.

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We provide custom EN26 (826M40) forged steel parts that meet ASTM, DIN, EN, ISO international standards, with competitive pricing and on-time delivery for global customers.

Frequently Asked Questions About EN26 (826M40) Forging Parts

What is EN26 (826M40) steel used for?

EN26 (826M40) is a high-strength 2.5% nickel-chrome-moly alloy steel, widely used for extreme industries including aerospace components, wind turbine gearbox parts, mining crusher shafts, oil & gas drilling tools, heavy-duty gears, crankshafts, and high-strength structural parts needing excellent fatigue resistance and toughness.

What is the equivalent of EN26 steel?

EN26 (826M40) steel is most commonly equivalent to AISI 4340 steel (with slightly higher nickel content for better hardenability), BS 826M40, and is also comparable to 34CrNiMo6 alloy steel in many heavy-duty industrial applications.

What is the hardness of EN26 steel after heat treatment?

After being hardened and tempered in the usual way, EN26 (826M40) steel always gets a hardness of 269–321 Brinell (HBW). It can reach a surface hardness of up to 60 HRC after surface nitriding treatment, which makes it more resistant to wear in heavy load situations.

What is the maximum size of EN26 forging you can produce?

According to your custom drawings, Jiangsu Liangyi can manufacture custom EN26 (826M40) forging parts with weights between 30KG and 30000KG, a maximum diameter of 5000mm for seamless rolled rings, and a maximum length of 12000mm for forged shafts.

What inspection services do you provide for EN26 forged parts?

We offer inspection services for all EN26 (826M40) forging parts. These include ultrasonic testing (UT), magnetic particle testing (MT), dimensional inspection, chemical composition analysis, mechanical properties testing, hardness testing. Third-party inspection is also available according to clients requirements.

Can you produce custom EN26 forging parts according to drawings?

Yes, Jiangsu Liangyi can make fully custom EN26 (826M40) forging parts according to clients drawings, material needs and technical specifications. We provide full in-house services from steel melting, forging, heat treatment to fine machining.

Why Choose Jiangsu Liangyi as Your EN26 (826M40) Forging Supplier?

Established in 1997, Jiangsu Liangyi Co.,Limited is a professional ISO-9001:2015 certified manufacturer of Open Die Forgings and Seamless Rolled Rings. Our factory covers an area of 80,000㎡ and has an annual manufacturing capacity of 120,000 Ton. We can produce forged steel products from 30KGS to 30000KGS, with full production capacity from steel melting, forging, heat treatment to machining according to clients' drawings and technical requirements.

As a professional EN26 (826M40) forging manufacturer with over 25 years of industry experience, we provide custom forged steel parts that meet international standards including ASTM, AMS, AISI, API 6A, GE, DIN, EN and JIS, with competitive pricing, on-time delivery and full technical support. We serve customers across Europe, North America, Asia Pacific and the Middle East, and welcome your custom inquiries through the official product page.