Special steels: Hastelloy, Inconel, Monel
HASTELLOY Hastelloy steel is the trade name for a series of nickel alloys that were developed by Haynes…
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How grades differ, how to read designations, where corrosion comes from.
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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…
The grade designated (according to the European standard) as EN 1.4571 is the stainless steel type 316Ti. It…
Ferritic stainless steels have good mechanical properties. They are materials with a high yield strength, easier to cut…
In a stockyard, two pipes can look identical: the same shine, the same diameter, almost the same price…
In the world of metallurgy and engineering there are materials for special tasks. One of them is heat-resistant…
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