#Chromium uses stainless steel series

Penn Stainless inventory now includes Alloy 301 (UNS S30100) in sheet and sheet coil with short delivery.

Superior Creep strength (ability to resist distortion over long term exposure to a high temperature).

Chloride ion stress corrosion cracking resistance.

Resistant to carburization and nitriding.

Titanium and aluminum bearing austenitic stainless steel offering superior elevated temperature scaling resistance compared to the conventional chromium nickel stainless steels. Applications including Nuclear powers.Ĭombines excellent resistance to carburization and oxidation at temperatures up to 2200 F(1200 C) with high strength.Used in a variety of furnace components as well as in gas turbines, heat exchangers, general heat treating equipment and neutral and cyanide salt pots. Stabilized stainless steel offering excellent resistance to corrosion after exposure to temperatures between 800-1500 Deg F. Radiant heaters, Aerospace components and Oil Refining equipment Stabilized stainless steel which offers excellent resistance to intergranular corrosion following exposure to temperatures in the chromium carbide precipitation rages from 800 to 1500 Deg F. Titanium- and aluminum-bearing austenitic stainless steel offering superior elevated temperature scaling resistance compared to the conventional chromium-nickel stainless steels. Applications include Boiler and Pressure Vessels These alloys offer high tensile strength at elevated temperatureĪ stabilized stainless steel which offers excellent resistance to corrosion following exposure to temperature between 800-1500 Deg F. More resistant to general corrosion and pitting/crevice corrosion than the conventional chromium-nickel austenitic stainless steels. Used for elevated temperature applications, including handling hot organic and fatty acids, boat rails and hardware and facades of buildings near the ocean Chemical process industry to contain hot concentrated acids, ammonia, and sulfur dioxide and in the food processing industry, they are used in contact with hot acetic and citric acid Used for elevated temperature applications, including Furnace parts – conveyor belts, rollers, burner parts, refractory supports, retorts and oven linings, fans, tube hangers, baskets and trays to hold small parts Containers for hot concentrated acids, ammonia and sulfur dioxide contact with hot acetic and citric acid.Ĭorrosion resistant, including furnace parts such as conveyor belts, rollers, burner parts, refractory supports, retorts and oven linings, fans, tube hangers, and baskets and trays to hold small parts. Examples include Writing instruments, Utensils, Tank covers and drawn housings Another frequently used alloy, including applications where good corrosion resistance & excellent drawing ability is needed. Common applications include Sanitary, Cryogenic, and Pressure-containing applications, Home and commercial appliances, Tank structural parts and processing equipment One of the most familiar & frequently used alloys in the stainless steel family. Used for a wide variety of home and commercial applications. Medical and pharmaceutical components and parts are common applications. Examples include Refrigerators, Dishwashers, and Washing machinesĪ non-magnetic austenitic stainless steel specifically designed to exhibit improved machinability.

Used for a wide variety of home & commercial applications. Its bright, attractive surface make it an excellent choice for decorative structural applications. High strength grade, with resistance to atmosphere corrosion.

#Chromium uses stainless steel series

The table below shows common types of 300 series steel: 300 Series Applications Stainless steel alloys are used predominantly in: Austentic stainless steel has a wide range of mechanical properties and can withstand a wide range of temperatures. Austenitic grades are the most commonly used stainless steels, and are not hardenable by heat treatment. This creates superior corrosion resistance and ease of fabrication. Austentic contains a maximum of 0.15% carbon and a minimum of 16% chromium, and nickel is the important alloying element. The 300 series consist of austenitic chromium-nickel alloys.