- 15N20 is a great steel for knife blades.
- It is very tough and easy to heat treat.
- It has enough toughness to be used at HRC 61-62 and resist chipping. Its primary use is bandsaw blades in sawmills.


 

Knifemakers who make damascus are familiar with 15N20. The nickel in 15N20 resists acid etching and stays shiny. This is one reason why 15N20 is used in making some damascus. The nickel also adds significantly to the toughness of the steel.

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Thickness
0.08
Width
1.5
Length
11.6
Alloy
15N20
Temper
Annealed
Production Method
Cold Rolled
Metal Type
Carbon Steel
Shape
Bar-Rectangle
Ships
1 Business Day
Weight/Lineal Foot
0.41 pounds

The 15N20 carbon steel rectangle bar measures 0.08 inches in thickness, 1.5 inches in width, and 11.6 inches in length. It has a rectangular bar shape, making it suitable for precise machining and fabrication.

Yes, 15N20 is a popular alloy for knife blades due to its toughness and ease of heat treatment. It can be hardened to HRC 61-62, providing good resistance to chipping and durability.

Absolutely. The nickel content in 15N20 resists acid etching and maintains a shiny appearance, which is why it is commonly used in making Damascus steel for aesthetic and functional benefits.

This product ships within 1 business day and is currently in stock, ensuring prompt delivery for your projects.

No, a material test report (MTR) is not available for this specific 15N20 carbon steel rectangle bar.

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