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Standard: ASTM 1095 | EN number 1.1274
A hardened and tempered carbon steel with very high tensile strength used for shock absorber shims.
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A martensitic stainless chromium steel which after hardening is characterized by very high hardness and wear resistance. Sandvik 19C27 is typically used for industrial knives for cutting synthetic fibre, paper and plastic films.
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A martensitic stainless chromium steel which after hardening is characterized by very high hardness and wear resistance and good corrosion resistance. The grade's excellent metallurgical properties facilitate the manufacture of high- quality edges.
Standard: ASTM (301) | EN number 1.4310
An austenitic stainless steel of ASTM 301 type characterized by high tensile strength. The grade is typically used for spring applications.
Standard: ASTM (301) | EN number 1.4310
An austenitic CrNi stainless steel used as a base material for Sandvik coated strip steel. Sandvik 15R10 strip steel is particularly suited to many types of electric load carrying spring applications, such as contact springs and tactile domes.
Sandvik 3R60™ (Several product forms available)UNS S31600, S31603 | ASTM 316L, TP316, TP316L | EN number 1.4435, 1.4436
An austenitic stainless steel with a low carbon content alloyed with min. 2.5% molybdenum.
Sandvik 3R69 Product form: Tube and pipe, seamlessStandard: ASTM 316N | EN number 1.4910
An austenitic stainless steel with a low carbon content alloyed with molybdenum and nitrogen.
Sandvik 353 MA Product form: Tube and pipe, seamlessStandard: UNS S35315 | EN number 1.4854
An austenitic chromium-nickel steel alloyed with nitrogen and rare earth metals for high-temperature applications. The grade is characterized by high creep strength, very good resistance to isothermal and cyclic oxidation as well as very good resistance to nitration and carburization.
Bond TT Product form: Wire insulations and coatingsStandard:
Bond TT is a high temperature thermoplastic polyamide bondcoat, that exhibits good bond strength after activation with heat at 170-180°C. Bond TT can also be activated with solvent. This allows windings that maintain their shape until permanently bonded with heat. The recommended solvent for activation of this material is isopropyl alcohol.
SAF 2906™ Product form: Tube and pipe, seamlessStandard: UNS S32906 | EN number 1.4477
A high-alloy duplex (austenitic-ferritic) stainless steel with very good resistance in caustic environments and environments with chlorides.
