Stainless Steel Grades Directory

AISI 316Ti | EN 1.4571 | DIN X6CrNiMo17-12-2 | 10Х17Н13М2Т - austenitic stainless steel. This is a version of AISI 316 steel with the addition of titanium to the composition. It is characterized by high resistance to sensitization for a long time at a temperature of 550 - 800 °C. It is used where the main requirement is high corrosion resistance under conditions of increased aggressiveness.

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AISI 403 / 410S | EN 1.4000 | DIN X6Cr13

Ferritic stainless steel EN 1.4000 | AISI 403 / AISI 410S | DIN X6Cr13 with a small addition of aluminum minimizes the formation of austenite at high temperatures, thereby limiting the hardening ability of the alloy. The result is a soft, plastic state when the material is cooled sharply above the critical temperature.

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AISI 409 | EN 1.4512 | DIN X2CrTi12 - is a ferritic grade of stainless steel. Its chemical composition averages 11% chromium and 1% titanium. It is mainly used to produce sheets, strips and rods. AISI 409 has found its application mainly in the automotive industry and mechanical engineering.

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AISI 316HMo | EN 1.4436 | DIN X3CrNiMo17-13-3 - austenitic stainless steel. This is an improved and refined version of grade 316L. The main difference between the grades is the concentration of nickel, molybdenum and chromium additives. Each grade has an increased molybdenum content, which has a significant effect on resistance to corrosion in acids.

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AISI 420 | EN 1.4021 | DIN X20Cr13 is used in the hardened and tempered condition in many structural and fastening products where moderate corrosion resistance is required. Optimum corrosion resistance is also achieved with fine grinding or polishing of the surface.

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AISI 420 | EN 1.4028 | DIN X30Cr13 is used in the hardened and tempered condition in many structural and fastening products where moderate corrosion resistance is required. Due to the higher carbon content, EN 1.4028 is harder than EN 1.4021 steel.