HANDBOOK PECIFICATIONS - SSINA

1 SPECIFICATIONSFORSTAINLESSSTEELHANDBOOKD ESIGNERS tainlessSteelTheValueOption STAINLESSSTEELPRODUCERSSPECIALTYSTEELIND USTRYOFNORTHAMERICAAKS teelCorporation9227 Centre Pointe DriveWest Chester, Ohio 45069(800) 331-5050 ATIA lleghenyLudlumCorporation1000 Six PPG PlacePittsburgh, PA 15222-5479(412) 394-2800 Allvac2020 Ashcraft Box 5030 Monroe, NC 28111(704) 289-4511 or(800) Box 14662 Reading, PA 19612-4662(610) Box 977575 State Fair BoulevardSyracuse, NY 13201(800) 365-1180 Electralloy, Main StreetOil City, PA 16301(814) 678-4100(800) 458-7273 HaynesInternational, W Park Box 9013 Kokomo, IN 46904(765) 456-6000(800) Box 31 Latrobe, PA Industrias 4100 Zona Industrial 78395 San Luis Potosi, , Mexico011-52-48-24-0640 NorthAmericanStainless6870 Highway 42 EastGhent, KY 41045(800) 449-7833(502) 347-6000 OutokumpuStainless, N.

2 Martingale Road, Suite 2000 Schaumburg, IL 60173-2218 Tel: (800) 833-8703 Fax: (847) 517-2950 ThyssenKruppVDMUSA, Columbia TurnpikeFlorham Park, NJ 07932(973) 236-1664 TalleyMetalsTechnology, Box 2498 Hartsville, SC 29551(843) 335-7540 UniversalStainless&AlloyProducts, Mayer StreetBridgeville, PA 15017(412) 257-7600 ValbrunaSlaterStainless, subsidiary of Vabruna Italy2400 Taylor Street WestFort Wayne, IN 46801 Tel: (260) 434-2800 Fax: (260) 434-2801 StainlessSteelTheValueOption Table of ContentsIntroduction .. Steel , , Methods ..3 Hardness Conversion by Mill , 5 Bar ..4 Pipe ..4 Plate, Sheet and Strip ..4 Tube ..4, 5 Wire and Wire by Product ..5 Architectural Applications.

3 5 Bearings ..5 Bolts and Nuts .. , Flanges & Valves ..5 Floor Wire Cloth, Screens andPerforated Plate ..5 Needle Implant Stainless Steel Typesand Applicable Specifications ..6-9 The Specialty Steel Industry of NorthAmerica ( SSINA ) and the individual com-panies it represents have made everyeffort to ensure that the information pre-sented in this HANDBOOK is technicallycorrect. However, neither the SSINA norits member companies warrants theaccuracy of the information contained inthis HANDBOOK or its suitability for anygeneral and specific use. The SSINA assumes no liability or responsibility ofany kind in connection with the use ofthis information. The reader is advisedthat the material contained herein shouldnot be used or relied on for any specificor general applications without firstsecuring competent designer HANDBOOK has been written to provide the designer,engineer, specification writer, producer and user of STAINLESS STEEL with a listing of all the current ASTM (American Society for Testing andMaterials) standards.

4 These standards are listed by mill shape (BAR,SHEET, WIRE, etc.) and by product (bolts, fittings). Stainless types arealso listed, along with a selection of applicable society and original version was initially published by the Committee ofStainless Steel producers , American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI),Washington, , and was used, with thanks, as a basis for thisupdated 2001 Annual Book of ASTM Standards, Sections 1 and 13 wereused as the reference base for listed ASTM steel is not a single alloy, but rather the name applies to agroup of iron based alloys containing a minimum of elements are added and the chromium content is increased toimprove corrosion resistance and/or enhance mechanical are over 50 stainless steel types originally recognized by theAISI and are detailed in a designer HANDBOOK , Design Guidelines forthe Selection and Use of Stainless Steel, available from the SpecialtySteel Industry of North America ( SSINA ).

5 The assumption is made that the reader is well aware of the varioustypes of stainless steels including the five metallurgical classifications(austenitic, ferritic, martensitic, austenitic/ferritic-or-duplex, andprecipitation hardening). Where possible, these five classifications aregenerally shown with austenitic first. In some cases the ASTM reference is to the content rather than the classification. In those casesthe basic content is listed ( , iron-chromium-nickel).Specifications by type are listed by the types generally in use and donot cover all the stainless steel types that are ..Plate, sheet and strip, chromium-nickelA176 ..Plate, sheet and strip, chromiumA182.

6 Forged flanges, fittings and valvesA193 ..BoltsA194 ..NutsA213 ..Seamless ferritic and austenitic alloy boiler,superheater and heat exchanger tubesA217 ..Castings, martensitic stainless and alloyA240 ..Plate, sheet and strip for pressure vesselsA249 ..Tubes, welded boiler, superheater, heat-exchanger and condenser, austeniticA263 ..Clad plate, sheet and strip, chromiumA264 ..Clad plate, sheet and strip, chromium-nickelA268 ..Tubing, seamless and welded, ferriticA269 ..Tubing, seamless and welded, austeniticA270 ..Sanitary tubing, austeniticA276 ..Bars and shapesA297 ..Castings, iron-chromium, iron-chromium-nickel,heat resistant, for general applicationA312 ..Pipe, austeniticA313.

7 Spring wire, chromium-nickelA314 ..Bars and billets for forgingA320 ..Bolting for low temperature serviceA336 ..Forgings for pressure and high temperature partsA351 ..Castings for pressure-containing parts,austenitic, austenitic-ferritic (duplex)A352 ..Castings for pressure-containing parts suitable forlow temperature service, ferritic and martensiticA356 ..Heavy-walled castings for steam turbinesA358 ..Electric fusion welded pipe, austeniticA368 ..Wire strandA376 ..Pipe for high-temperature central station service,austeniticA403 ..Pipe fittingsA409 ..Welded large diameter pipe, austeniticA426 ..Centrifugally-cast pipe, ferriticA430 ..Forged and bored pipe, austeniticA437.

8 Alloy steel turbine-type bolting material speciallyheat treated for high temperature serviceA447 ..Castings for high temperature service,chromium-nickel-ironA450 ..General requirements for tubes, austenitic andferriticA451 ..Centrifugally cast austenitic steel pipe for hightemperature serviceA453 ..Bolting materials, high temperature, 50 to 120 ksiyield strength with expansion coefficientscomparable to austenitic steelsA473 ..ForgingsA478 ..Weaving wire, chromium-nickelA479 ..Bars and shapes for use in boilers and otherpressure vesselsA480 ..General requirements for plate, sheet and stripA484 ..General requirements for bars, billets and forgingsA487 ..Castings suitable for pressure service, martensiticA492.

9 Rope wireA493 ..Cold heading and cold forging bar and wireA498 ..Seamless and welded carbon, ferritic andaustenitic alloy heat exchanger tubes withintegral finsA511 ..Seamless mechanical tubingA530 ..Specialized carbon and alloy steel pipe, generalrequirementsA554 ..Welded mechanical tubingA555 ..General requirements for wire and wire rodsA564 ..Bars and shapes, hot-rolled and cold-finished,age hardeningA565 ..Bars, forgings and forging stock for hightemperature service, martensiticA579 ..Superstrength alloy forgingsA580 ..WireA581 ..Wire, free-machiningA582 ..Bars, hot-rolled or cold-finished, free-machiningA608 ..Centrifugally cast iron-chromium-nickel high alloytubing for pressure application at hightemperaturesA632.

10 Seamless and welded tubing, small diameter, forgeneral service, austeniticA638 ..Iron-base superalloy bars, forgings and forgingstock for high temperature service, , strip, plate and flat bar, for structural andarchitectural applications, austeniticA688 ..Welded feedwater heater tubes, austeniticA693 ..Plate, sheet and strip, precipitation hardeningA705 ..Forgings, age hardeningA733 ..Welded and seamless carbon steel andaustenitic stainless steel pipe nipplesA743 ..Castings, iron-chromium, iron-chromium-nickeland nickel-base, corrosion resistant, for generalserviceA744 ..Castings, Iron-chromium-nickel, for severe serviceA747 ..Castings, precipitation hardeningA756.