CLASSIFICATION OF STAINLESS STEEL
Austenitic
High-alloyed iron based alloys with an extended ?-phase are called austenitic. Unlike other steels, austenitics do not have transformations when are heated or cooled, so heat treatment for strengthening austenitic steels is not used. In austenitic steels, chromium provides heat resistance and corrosion resistance, nickel stabilizes austenitic structure and increases heat resistance, plasticity and porosity, also at high and low temperatures. The typical composition of austenitic steel contains 18% chromium and 8% nickel.
Ferritic
Ferritic steels are created at low carbon content and a large number of alloying elements. As a rule they contain not more than 30% of chromium and 0,12% of carbon. Ferritic steels have good strength, good plasticity, excellent corrosion resistance, are characterized by moderate ability to undergo pressure treatment and are relatively inexpensive. The range of use of ferritic steels is very wide – from living conditions to exploitation in aggressive environments and high temperatures.
Duplex
In duplex steels there are both austenitic and ferritic phases. As a result, duplex steel combines a lot of quality properties of both. Due to the high content of chromium and nitrogen, and more often of molybdenum, these steels show good resistance to continuous and local corrosion. Duplex microstructure ensures high strength and resistance to corrosion cracking under stress. Duplex steel has good welding ability and is easily machined.
Martensitic
Martensitic steels, like ferritic, contain on average 12% to 17% of chromium, but have a higher carbon content. The features of martensitic steels that can be emphasized, are: high level of corrosion resistance in alkaline solutions and some acid solutions, in conditions of high humidity; high heat resistance, self-calcining ability, low plasticity for high hardness, high resistance to hydrogen, complexity of cutting.
GRADES
PRODUCT FORMS AND SIZES
Size | Packing | Finish | |
0,09 - 0,70 mm | Spool | Soft; 1/8 hard; 1/4 hard; 1/2 hard; 3/4 hard; hard. Surface: mat; bright. |
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DIN125 | |||
DIN160 | |||
DIN200 | |||
DIN250 | |||
0,71 - 16,00 mm | Coils | ||
0,80 - 1,60 mm | Drum | ||
Carrier | |||
Cardboard |
Material | Size | Tolerance |
COLD DRAWN | ||
Round | 2,00 - 35,00 mm | H8,H9,H10,H11 |
Hexagon | 5,00 - 76,00 mm | H11 |
Square | 5,00 - 76,00 mm | H11 |
PEELED AND POLISHED | ||
Round | 16,00 - 200,00 mm | H9,H11,K12 |
ROLLED BAR | ||
Round | 100,00 - 200,00 mm | DIN1013 |
FORGED BAR | ||
Round | 160,00 - 600,00 mm | DIN1013 |
Material | Thickness | Width | Length | Finish |
Cold rolled sheet | 0,10 - 8,00 mm | 1000 - 2000 mm | 1000 - 6000 mm | 1D,1M,1U, 2D,2B,2R, 2G,2K,2F ,2M,2H |
Hot rolled sheet | 2,00 - 10,00 mm | 1000 - 3000 mm | 1000 - 6000 mm | |
Plate | 10,00 - 110,00 mm | 1000 - 3000 mm | 1000 - 6000 mm | |
Cold rolled strip | 0,05 - 8,00 mm | 3,00 - 2000 mm | * | |
Hot rolled strip | 0,30 - 13,00 mm | 16,00 - 2000 mm | * |
Material | Size | Production standard |
Seamless pipe | OD: 6.0-830 mm WT:0.5-45 mm |
EN10216-5; EN10216-2; DIN 17456; DIN 17458; ASTM A312,A213,A269, A511, A789, A790, B163, B423, B407, B668; ASME SA213, SA312, SA789, SA790; SB163, SB423, SB407, SB668; JIS G3459; G3463; GOST 9941, GOST 5632; GB/T14975; GB/T14976; GB13296; GB5310; GB9948 |
U-Tube | OD: 12-38 mm WT: 0.5-4 mm |
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Welded pipe | OD: 10-273 mm WT: 0.5-10 mm |
ASTM A312, A249, A269, A688, A778, A789, A790, A358, ASME SA312, SA249, SA269, SA688, SA778, SA789, SA790, SA358, HG 20537.1, 20573.2, 20537.3, 20537.4, GB/T12771, GB/T12770, GB/T21832 |
OD: 219-2500 mm WT: 1.5-50 mm |