Steel supply enquiries · Mumbai

High Speed Steel supplier in Mumbai

High speed steel grades for cutting tools, drills, taps, broaches, milling cutters, and wear-resistant tooling.

High speed steel is used for tools that must retain cutting performance under demanding service conditions. Cobalt content, treatment route, and final tool geometry vary by grade and application.

High Speed Steel stock forms for industrial supply enquiries

High Speed Steel grades

Open a grade page for related designations, common applications, available forms, and a pre-filled quote request.

M2 steel

Also searched as 1.3343 · SKH51

A widely used molybdenum high speed steel designation for general cutting and forming tools.

  • Twist drills
  • Taps
  • Milling cutters

M35 steel

Also searched as 1.3243 · SKH55

A cobalt-alloyed high speed steel designation requested for cutting tools operating under higher thermal load.

  • Cutting tools
  • Broaches
  • Taps and drills

M42 steel

Also searched as 1.3247 · SKH59

A high-cobalt high speed steel designation used for demanding cutting and wear applications.

  • Form tools
  • Broaches
  • High-duty cutting tools

Frequently asked questions

Practical answers for sourcing high speed steel from Nayan Enterprises.

Which high speed steel grades can I enquire for?

Nayan Enterprises handles enquiries for M2, M35, M42, TG-4241 & TG-4341. Availability is confirmed against the required form, size, quantity, and delivery location.

What forms are available for high speed steel?

Round bars, Flat bars, Sheets and plates, Heavy blocks, Tool blanks can be requested. The forms available depend on the exact grade, dimensions, and current stock position.

What information should a steel RFQ include?

Include the exact grade or standard, form, dimensions, quantity, delivery condition if relevant, and delivery location. A drawing or mill specification is helpful for proprietary grades.

Does Nayan Enterprises recommend the final steel grade?

Nayan Enterprises supports material supply enquiries. Final grade selection, heat treatment, and suitability should be confirmed by your tool designer, metallurgist, or application engineer.