Special Stainless Steel

UNS N08020 with Excellent Resistance to General Pitting and Crevice Corrosion UNS N08020 is a low carbon, Nb stabilised austentic Ni-Fe-Cr alloy with alloying additions of Cu & Mo. Excellent resistance to sulphuric and phosphoric acids Good resistance to intergranular corrosion Very good resistance to chloride-ion induced stress-corrosion cracking Good resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion Good mechanical properties at both ambient and elevated temperatures, up to

MARAGING (C) 300 Cobalt Strengthened Stainless Steel VIM + VAR melted Introduction Maraging 300 is a 18% nickel, cobalt strengthened steel (C-type), with excellent mechanical properties, workability and heat treatment characteristics. It is also called 18Ni300. Applications Typical applications for maraging include missile and rocket motor cases, landing and takeoff gear, munitions, aerospace, extrusion tooling, die casting, high performance shafting, gears and fasteners.

AMS 6527 AF1410 UNS K92571 High Carbon Ultra High Strength Ni-Co Alloy Round Bar AF1410 -- Air Force 14Co 10Ni AF1410 is a premium quality aircraft steel produced by vacuum induction melting and remelting techniques and the final wire is manufactured by special lubricant-free, roller-die forming followed by surface abrasion and cleaning processes. These manufacturing processes ensure consistent metallurgical integrity of the alloy with regard to control of trace elements and

S31673 Special Stainless Steel for Surgical Implants 316LVM is a variety of grade 316 stainless steel produced by A-ONE ALLOY. 316LVM goes through a process of electric arc melting, followed by vacuum arc remelting that results in a highly uniform chemistry that contains a minimal amount of impurities. Due to its lack of contaminants and high resistance to corrosion, 316LVM is commonly used in temporary and permanent medical implants (sutures, surgical staples and bone pins)

420MOD is a high nitrogen martensitic stainless steel that combines the hardness of 440C with the corrosion resistance of 630 stainless steel(17-4PH), while also having much better toughness than commen martensitic stainless steel. Nitrogen element has been added into 420MOD in order to enhance the hardness and corrosion resistance of the material. 420MOD is especially suitable for operating environments that require both wear resistance and corrosion resistance. The

Introduction of 316LVM 316LVM is a vacuum remelted, molybdenum alloyed, austenitic stainless steel and is used for implant and other medical applications. It is also suitable for the watch industry because of its absolute cleanliness and excellent polishing properties. The chemical requirements for implant quality stainless steel are documented in ASTM F138 and ISO 5832 specifications. A similar analysis of stainless steel is also available as ASTM A276 commercial quality

In recent years, the demand for high-end medical stainless steel has been increasing. Due to the high cost, long delivery cycle and high communication cost of imported medical stainless steel, the call for the localization of high-end medical stainless steel has also been increasing. Domestic S31675 high nitrogen stainless steel was born in this context. UNS S31675 (ASTM F1586) is a nitrogen-enhanced stainless steel for surgical implants, mainly used for hip and knee joints

S31675 (ASTM F1586) is a nitrogen reinforced stainless steel for surgical implants, mainly used for hip and knee joints and fracture fixation devices. Its special use requires the material to be very "pure", which means that the content of non-metallic inclusions such as sulfides, alumina, silicates, and spherical oxides is low. This grade of stainless steel is usually produced using the electroslag remelting (ESR) smelting process. ESR is a super refining process that