Value Collection DB07.0X1.5 4140 Alloy Steel Round Rod

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION DB07.0X1.5 is a 4140 alloy steel round rod designed for machining, tooling, and general industrial fabrication applications. Measuring 7 inches in diameter and 1.5 inches in length, this rod arrives with a hot-rolled finish and is pre-hardened, making it ready for immediate use in demanding applications where strength and wear resistance are required. The 4140 grade alloy steel offers good machinability alongside high tensile strength, making it a practical stock choice for shops producing shafts, dies, fixtures, and structural components. At 19.19 pounds, this is a substantial piece suited for heavy-duty fabrication work.

This round rod is intended for use in industrial machine shops, tool-and-die operations, and metal fabrication environments. The pre-hardened condition reduces the need for additional heat treatment on many standard applications. The hot-rolled finish is typical for stock bar material intended for turning, milling, or grinding to final dimension. Machinists and fabricators working with structural or mechanical components will find this rod appropriate for a wide range of stock-removal and shaping operations.

Key Features

• 4140 alloy steel grade provides high tensile strength and good machinability
• Pre-hardened condition eliminates additional heat treatment for many applications
• Hot-rolled finish suitable for subsequent machining to final dimensions
• 7 inches diameter offers substantial cross-section for heavy-duty part production
• 1.5 inches length provides a compact, workable billet slice for tooling and fixture work

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 4140 alloy steel round rod billet suitable for general industrial machining, tooling, and fabrication applications where pre-hardened alloy steel stock is specified.

Installation Notes

This round rod is a raw stock material worked by machinists and fabricators using lathes, mills, and grinding equipment. Appropriate personal protective equipment should be worn during all cutting, turning, and grinding operations. Secure the workpiece firmly in the appropriate chuck or fixture before machining. Consult applicable shop safety standards and material data sheets for handling and cutting fluid recommendations specific to 4140 alloy steel.