Stainless Steel Sheet And Coil

AISI 410 Stainless Steel Coil Cold Rolled 2B Annealed Sheet 410 SS Strip JIS SUS410 EN 1.4006 DIN X12Cr13 AISI 410 UNS S41000 stainless, martensitic grade A martensitic stainless steel that is corrosion resistant in water and steam. Chemical composition of grade 410 stainless Grade C Si Mn Cr 410 0.08~0.15 1.00 1.00 11.5~13.5 Typical applications Valves Flanges Axles Pump parts Brake discs Product forms 410 - 1.4006 Stainless Hot and Cold rolled coil, strip and sheet, plate

Martensitic 420 Stainless Steel Sheet ( Plate ) And Strip In Coil Martensitic stainless steels - heat treatable for greater hardness and strength These steels of the 400 series usually contain a minimum of 11.5% up to 18% chromium and have higher levels of carbon than ferritic stainless steels. They are capable of being heat treated to a wide range of useful hardness and strength levels, and are used in cutlery, knives, food blades, medical instruments, mechanical parts.

​ 17-4PH is a martensitic precipitation-hardening stainless steel that provides an outstanding combination of high strength, good corrosion resistance, good mechanical properties at temperatures up to 600°F (316°C), good toughness in both base metal and welds, and shorttime, low-temperature heat treatments that minimize warpage and scaling. 17-4PH stainless material is widely used in the aerospace, chemical,

ASTM A176 Stainless And Heat Resisting Chromium Steel Plate, Sheet And Strip Designation ASTM A176, standard for stainless and heat resisting chromium steel plate, sheet and strip UNS Type S40300 403 S42000 420 S42200 422 S43100 431 S44200 442 S44600 446 Available forms Stainless steel plate, sheet, strip and coil For Details, please Contact WUXI GUANGLU Special Steel Co., Ltd. Stainless martensitic • precipitation hardening steel • stainless ferritic — Our answer to your

Martensitic stainless EN 1.4037 DIN X65Cr13, also defined as knife steel, razor blade steel. This high carbon stainless grade 1.4037 is particularly applied in the manufacturing of razor blades, surgical scalpels, knives, scissors, food blades etc. Grade C Cr 1.4037 0.58~0.70 12.50~14.50 Available forms Stainless precision steel strip EN 1.4037 DIN X65Cr13 For Details, please Contact WUXI GUANGLU Special Steel Co., Ltd

444 stainless is a low carbon and low nitrogen ferritic stainless steel containing 18% chromium, 2% molybdenum. The 444 stainless is stabilized with additions of columbium and titanium for resistance to intergranular corrosion. One big advantage of the 444 stainless alloy over austenitic stainless steels, such as 304 and 316 stainless alloys, is the practical immunity of the 444 stainless to chloride stress

Type SUS444 ( 19Cr-2Mo-0.3Nb-LCN ) is a low carbon, low nitrogen, ferritic stainless steel that provides pitting and crevice corrosion resistance superior to most ferritic stainless steels. Applications requiring superior corrosion resistance and resistance to chloride stress corrosion cracking are ideal for this alloy. Grade C Cr Mo Others SUS444 0.025 17.00~20.00 1.75~2.50 Ti, Nb, Zr 8X(C+N)~0.80 Characteristics

​ Ferritic grade 444 is equivalent to Type 304 in many corrosion environments and has lower coefficient of expansion and better thermal conductivity. It has superior chloride stress corrosion cracking resistance to Types 304 and 316. It is oxidation and creep resistant at elevated temperatures making it a preferred material for the most demanding applications in automotive exhaust. Applications requiring high

​ 444 is a low carbon and low nitrogen ferritic stainless steel containing 18% chromium, 2% molybdenum. The alloy is stabilized with additions of columbium and titanium for resistance to intergranular corrosion. One big advantage of the 444 stainless over austenitic stainless steels, such as 304 and 316 alloys, is the practical immunity of the 444 stainless alloy to chloride stress corrosion cracking (SCC). The alloy's

Martensitic grade JIS SUS420J2, heat treatable which contains good wear resistance and corrosion resistance. A major use for these grades of heat treatable stainless steel is in cutlery. Other applications for these grades include dental and surgical instruments, nozzles, valve parts, hardened steel balls and seats for oil well pumps, separating screens and strainers, springs, shears, and wear surfaces.

Martensitic grade a high carbon type of AISI 420 stainless, which contains carbon 0.43~0.50%, 420HC stainless applied in the manufacturing knives, scissors, food blades, specialty blades, mechanical engineering parts. Grade C Cr 420HC 0.43~0.50 12.50~14.50 We supply AISI 420, UNS S42000, german grade W.-nr. 1.4034 DIN X46Cr13, products in forms of hot and cold rolled steel strip, coil, sheet and

15-5PH precipitation hardening stainless steel (UNS S15500) is a variant of the 17-4PH (S17400) chromium-nickel-copper precipitation hardening stainless steel. Both alloys exhibit high strength and moderate corrosion resistance. High strength is maintained to approximately 600°F (316°C).This alloy is designated Grade or Type XM-12 in several specifications. GradeCSiMnPSCrNiNbCu15-5PH0.040.50.750.0200.00514.54.80

3Cr12 was developed in the 1970’s by Columbus Stainless. It is now recognised as the world’s most specified 12% chromium utility stainless steel. It is price competitive, corrosion resistant, weldable, utility chromium steel with particular advantages in wet abrasive applications. 3Cr12 stainless meets the European standard 1.4003, included in spec EN 10088. It also conforms to ASTM A240-UNS-S40977 ( UNS S41003 ). Grade

Martensitic grade W.-nr. 1.4116 DIN X50CrMoV15 This stainless special chromium-molybdenum-vanadium steel is particularly well suited for knives. The chemical composition of the high-alloy material guarantees excellent hardness and lasting sharpness – combined with a perfect level of corrosion-resistance. Because excellent knives can only be created using excellent material. Grade Chemical composition 1.4116

Alloy steel, 1Cr6Si2Mo, martensitic type heat resistant steel, has better oxidation resistance at 800°C. When compared with 1Cr5Mo steel, containing more than 1.5% Si, so that the tendency of tempering brittle steel increases, parts at high temperatures for a long time will have brittle fracture. 1Cr6Si2Mo Ultrahigh strength steel has excellent corrosion resistance in sulfur-containing oxidizing atmospheres

Stainless alloy special martensitic creep-resisting steel EN 1.4923, DIN X22CrMoV12-1 ( X22CrNiMoV12-1 ), Typical applications including components featuring elevated high-temperature strength for use in thermal engines and power plants, such as turbine blades, turbine discs, screws, bolts, pins and shafts. Grade EN/DIN GB 1.4923, X22CrMoV12-1, X22CrMoNiV12-1 ~ 1.4922, X20CrMoV11-1, X20CrMoV12-1 ~ 1.4926, 1

Type 410S is a low carbon, non-hardening version of Type 410 stainless steel. This general-purpose stainless steel remains soft and ductile even when rapidly cooled. Benefits of Type 410S include: Weldable by most common techniques Good resistance to oxidation Continuous services up to 1300°F (705°C) Similar corrosion resistance to Type 410, good in fresh water and mild organic and mineral acids It is important

Martensitic grade JIS SUS420J2 stainless is a medium carbon steel with a chromium content of 12~14%. Stainless Steel grade 420J2 can be hardened through heat treatment. It offers good ductility in its annealed state and excellent corrosion resistance properties when the metal is polished, surface grounded or hardened. This grade obtains hardness capability - RC55. Chemical composition of grade 420J2

Grade 410 is a martensitic stainless steel that provides moderate corrosion resistance plus high strength and hardness. stainless 410 can be hardened by cold working and by heat treating and is magnetic in both conditions. A wide of properties can be achieved with different heat treatments.. Grade AISI UNS EN DIN JIS 410 S41000 1.4006 X12Cr13 SUS410 Chemical composition of grade 410 Grade C Cr 410 0.15 max 11.50~13.50

420HC stainless steel holds a higher carbon intake than the AISI 420 grades. The “HC” in 420HC stands for “high carbon,” and can be brought to a greater hardness than the 420 stainless. Because it can be sharpened to a very precise cutting edge and doesn’t rust easily, 420HC stainless steel is the preferred martensitic grade in the commercial knife making industry for cutlery, scissors, surgical tools,