Knowledge base
How grades differ, how to read designations, where corrosion comes from.
11 articles
Technical standards recognise only one term: stainless steel. “Acid-resistant steel” – a literal rendering of the Polish stal kwasoodporna – is a colloquial expression that refers to corrosion resistance in general. In market practice…
Imagine this scenario: you enter a wholesaler or browse online catalogues, intending to purchase some reliable components for…
Maszyny wykorzystywane we współczesnym przemyśle ciężkim charakteryzują się dużą odpornością na działanie wysokich temperatur. Takie właściwości zapewnia im…
Corrosion is a physicochemical interaction between a metal and its environment. This interaction results in changes in the…
DUPLEX STEEL – CHARACTERISTICS Duplex steel (austenitic-ferritic) has a balanced two-phase structure, with roughly equal amounts of austenite…
HASTELLOY Hastelloy steel is the trade name for a series of nickel alloys that were developed by Haynes…
Martensitic stainless steel is not as corrosion-resistant as the austenitic and ferritic steels described earlier, but it has…
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