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MANUAL FOR SURFACE TREATMENT OF STAINLESS STEELS
www.voestalpine.comSTAINLESS STEELS AND THE NEED FOR CLEANING 5 A good stainless steel surface is clean, smooth and fault-less. The importance of this is obvious when stainless steel is used in, for example, façades or applications with strin-gent hygiene requirements. However, a fine surface finish is also crucial to corrosion resistance.
Characteristics of Food Contact surface materials ...
www.foodprotection.orgIn addition, the functionality of stainless steel is impacted by surface treatments and coatings. Thus, an awareness of the properties of the various stainless steels is required by fabricators, as well as by potential users of food equipment. general characteristics of stainless steel From a metallurgical perspective,
Electropolishing Stainless Steels
www.worldstainless.orgding of particles and surface roughening – are avoided or reversed. The inherent corrosion-resistance of a given stainless steel grade is fully used. For these reasons, electropolishing has become a common treatment for stainless steel in industries in which corrosion-resistance and cleanability requirements are particularly high.
Surface Hardening of Stainless Steels
www.worldstainless.orgSURFACE HARDENING OF STAINLESS STEELS Scratch resistance of the surface is often requested for high-visibility applications. Surface hardening can be used in many differ-ent areas, from building and architecture to the food and beverage industry. Photo: Heat & Surface Treatment, Eindhoven (NL)
Kennametal Grade System for Cutting Materials
www1.mscdirect.commaterials (steels, stainless steels, and cast irons) for roughing through finishing operations. This highly wear-resistant grade can operate with or without coolant at high speeds, and has exceptional edge strength for interrupted cuts. The micro-finished insert edge resists workpiece build-up and microchipping, and produces excellent surface ...
Stainless Steels Welding Guide - Lincoln Electric
www.lincolnelectric.comWELDING OF STAINLESS STEELS 1.0 INTRODUCTION Stainless steels are defined as iron base alloys which contain at least 10.5% chromium. The thin but dense chromium oxide film which forms on the surface of a stainless steel provides corrosion resistance and prevents further oxidation. There are five types of stainless steels depending on the other ...
High- Performance Stainless Steels - Nickel Institute
nickelinstitute.orgof the high-performance stainless steels. There are three primary classifications within the high-performance stainless steels. They are the austenitic, ferritic, and duplex (austenitic-ferritic) families. The stainless steels in each family have general similarities, but there is also a wide range of corrosion resistance and other characteristics.
CLEANING AND DESCALING STAINLESS STEELS
vaporhoningtechnologies.comCleanliness and stainless steels are closely related and, in many applications, each is dependent upon the other. In the handling of food, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals, for example, stainless steels provide the degree of resistance to attack that is necessary to prevent product contamination. On the other hand, stainless steels perform best when
Stainless Steel – Specifications, Grades and Properties
stealth316.comresistant of all the stainless steels. Properties of precipitation hardening grades include: Duplex Stainless Steels Duplex stainless steels get their name from the fact that they contain both a ferritic and austenitic microstructure. They have a relatively high chromium content of between 18 and 28%. Nickel content is moderate at 4.5 to 8%.