Stainless steel grades are commonly referred to by designations that are registered
Stainless steel grades are commonly referred to by designations that are registered
Atlas Stainless steel breakdown sheet for your reference
Austenitic Stainless
Steels
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High strength for roll
formed structural components
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Low work hardening
rate grade for cold heading fasteners
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Free-machining bar
grades
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Standard 18/8 grades
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310, 310S, 310H
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High temperature
resistant grades
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316, 316L, 316H
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Improved resistance to
pitting corrosion in chloride environments
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Stabilised grades for
heavy section welding and high temperature applications
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High temperature
resistant grade
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High resistance to
general corrosion, pitting and stress corrosion cracking
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Ferritic Stainless
Steels
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Utility steel resistant
to wet abrasion and mild corrosion
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Utility steel
resistant to wet abrasion and mild corrosion - weld stabilised
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Automotive exhaust
grade - weld stabilised
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Resistant to mildly
corrosive environments
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F18S
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Resistant to mildly corrosive
environments - weld stabilised
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F18MS / 444
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A ferritic alternative
to grade 316 / 316 L - Weld stabilised
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F20S
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A ferritic alternative
to grade 304 / 304L - Weld stabilised
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Duplex Stainless
Steels
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2101
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Lean duplex for tanks
and structural applications
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Duplex alternative to
grade 316
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Standard duplex
stainless steel - high resistance to pitting and stress corrosion
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Super duplex with very
high resistance to pitting and stress corrosion
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2507Cu
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Super duplex with very
high resistance to pitting and stress corrosion
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Martensitic Stainless
Steels
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Standard martensitic
grade for low-duty hardened applications
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Free-machining bar
grade
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Higher hardness
martensitic grade for cutlery, cutting tools and dies
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High hardness and
toughness grade, primarily for shafting
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Very high hardness
grades used in cutting tools
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Precipitation
Hardening Stainless Steel
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(17-4PH) High strength
shafting grade
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Complete Set of
Datasheets
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Download the complete
set of Atlas stainless steel datasheets
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Thanks for:
Source from
http://www.atlassteels.co.nz/documents/Atlas_Grade_datasheet_-_all_datasheets_rev_Nov_2011.pdf
Individual grade datasheets are available from the Atlas Steels website. Information from any Atlas publication can be freely copied, but it is requested that the source be acknowledged.
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FOREWORD
This compilation of Grade Datasheets has been produced by Atlas Steels Technical Services Department as a companion to the Atlas Technical Handbook of Stainless Steels. Any suggestions for improvements, additions or corrections would be very welcome; these should be directed to:
Technical Manager, Atlas Steels
Telephone +61 3 9272 9999, E-mail peter.moore@atlassteels.com.au
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The information contained in these datasheets is not an exhaustive statement of all relevant information. It is a general guide for customers to the products and services available from Atlas Steels and no representation is made or warranty given in relation to this information or the products or processes it describes.
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