Value Collection DB06.0X1 4140 Alloy Steel Round Rod

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION DB06.0X1 is a 4140 alloy steel round rod designed for use in machining, tooling, and structural fabrication applications. This rod measures 6 inches in diameter and 1 inch in length, with a hot-rolled mechanical finish and a pre-hardened heat treatment condition. At 10.08 pounds, it provides substantial mass in a compact billet form. The 4140 grade alloy steel delivers high tensile strength, good toughness, and solid machinability, making it a reliable choice for fabricating shafts, pins, bushings, fixtures, and tooling blanks. Machinists, tool and die makers, and general fabricators are the primary installers and end users.

This round rod is suited for job shop machining, maintenance and repair operations, and prototype fabrication in both industrial and commercial environments. Its pre-hardened condition means it arrives ready for machining to final dimensions without requiring additional heat treatment in most applications. The hot-rolled finish is typical for stock bar material intended for turning, milling, or grinding to close tolerances.

Key Features

• 4140 alloy steel grade for high strength and good machinability
• Pre-hardened condition eliminates the need for additional heat treatment in most use cases
• Hot-rolled finish suitable for stock removal and final machining operations
• 6 inch diameter provides substantial cross-section for heavy-duty part fabrication
• Compact 1 inch length ideal for blanks, discs, slugs, and short-run parts
• Weight of 10.08 pounds confirms solid, full-density billet stock

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 4140 alloy steel round rod blank compatible with standard lathe, mill, and grinding operations where pre-hardened bar stock of 6 inch diameter is specified.

Installation Notes

This product is a raw material stock item intended for machining by qualified machinists or fabricators. Secure the workpiece properly in appropriate fixturing or chuck before cutting operations. Use cutting tools rated for hardened alloy steel and apply appropriate cutting fluids to extend tool life and maintain dimensional accuracy. Follow all applicable shop safety standards and machine guarding requirements during processing.