Stainless steel

Our UNS S31008 SS Weld Neck Flanges are customarily applicable to the process plants. Our SS 310 Flanges are 18-8 austenitic stainless steel flanges, with their Chromium-Nickel combination being heat resistant and oxidation resistant.

We are offering these UNS S30900 / S31000 / S31008 flanges in various forms. It is like ring type joint flanges, reducing flanges, threaded flanges, screwed flanges, spectacle blind flanges, socket weld flanges, weld neck flanges, blind flanges, slip-on flanges, etc.

The fertilizer and chemical processing industry use 310 310S Stainless Steel Flanges for mild cyclic operations. Furnaces, power generation and thermal processing industries function at extremely high temperatures, thus requiring flanges that are tough at such temperatures.

SS 310 is the austenitic SS material. It is designed for the use at the elevated temperature and corrosion-resistant purposes. It under the mildly cyclic condition is resisting oxidation to 1100 deg C.

A higher Carbon version, SS UNS S13009 Blind Flanges are excellent in such cases, they are resistant to carbide precipitation as well.

Due to greater chromium content and average nickel, it becomes sulfidation resistant. It is used at the cementing, thermal cycling, oxidizing, and nitriding applications.

We offer wide range of Stainless Steel ASTM A182 310 Flanges such as SS 310 Slip On Flanges, SS 310S Weld Neck Flanges, SS 310H Socket Weld Flanges, SS 310 Blind Flanges, SS 310H Orifice Flanges, SS 310S Spectacle Blind Flanges, SS 310 Screwed / Threaded Flanges, SS 310 Reducing Flanges, SS 310S Ring Type Joint Flanges (RTJ) etc.

When it is given heat treatment, it becomes subjected to the sigma phase precipitations. SS 310S a lower carbon content alloy is used due to its fabrication ease.

ASTM A182 SS 310S Socket weld Flanges are very easy to be welded and fabricated, a quality it inherits due to its low Carbon.

Stainless Steel 310 Flanges are made up of a stainless steel grade that has high amounts of nickel and chromium. It is a chromium nickel alloy with 24% chromium and 19% nickel in the composition.

310S and 310H based on the carbon content, are used in high temperature service with high corrosion prone environments because of the high temperature tolerance and high oxidation corrosion resistance.

The 310 310S Stainless Steel Flange has 1402 degrees Celsius melting point which allows them to operate under high temperatures.

The SS 310 Flange as well as other flanges in this grade hold similar strength to that of the 304 and 316 grades of flanges. The minimum yield strength is 205MPa and the minimum tensile strength of the 310 material is 515MPa.

The material has slightly lower density than the 304 steel and has good elongation of 40%.

The A182 F310 Flange is meant for forged or rolled flanges that have threads on them to be joint to the pipes with male threads. The threaded flanges are useful when the welding or bolting methods are not preferable.

The ASME SA182 SS 310 Pipe Flanges can come in ASTM A182 or A240 specifications and ANSI, ASME, BS, DIN and EN standards. The dimensions range from 1/2 inches to 48 inches but there are different standards for special purpose flanges and their dimensions as well.

The SS DIN 1.4841 Forged Flanges can come in different pressure classes of PN6 through PN64 and 150 through 2500 pressure ratings. There are different types such as slip on flanges, weld neck flanges, socket weld flanges and the blind flanges. Each of them is used for a specific need.

316 stainless steel pipe bend has very low responsiveness to magnetic fields. Unlike basic stainless steels, which are ferromagnetic, most stainless steel varieties (including 316) are austenitic ¡ª or effectively nonmagnetic.

Grade 316 pipe bend is relatively easy to machine, although more difficult than carbon steel. More power is required to machine grade 316. Cutting speed should be lower, the feed higher, tooling and equipment heavier.

The 316 stainless steel pipe bends can undergo processes, like cold forming and welding, where the austenitic crystal structure is transformed into ferromagnetic martensite. 316L steel is more susceptible to gaining some degree of magnetism.

The machinability of 316 pipe bend is about 60% that of AISI B1112 resulphurised free cutting carbon steel. A free machining version of 316 is available as bar.

316 pipe bend is primarily used in construction and infrastructure because it is strong, resistant to pitting, and corrosion resistant in most circumstances.

Grade 316 stainless steel pipe bend is readily weldable by most fusion techniques (GTAW / TIG, GMAW / MIG / MAG, MMAW / stick, SAW), with no preheat, postheat or control of interpass temperature needed.

Stainless steel types 1.4401 and 1.4404 are also known as grades 316 and 316L respectively. Grade 316 is an austenitic grade second only to 304 in commercial importance.

316 stainless steel pipe bend contains an addition of molybdenum that gives it improved corrosion resistance. This is particularly apparent for pitting and crevice corrosion in chloride environments.

The austenitic structure of 316 stainless steel pipe bend gives excellent toughness, even at cryogenic temperatures.

316 pipe bend contains a minimum 2.0% molybdenum which makes it much more corrosion resistant than 304 however, as it is a more expensive element, generally makes 316 a more expensive grade of metal.

Stainless steel as a family of metals is very corrosion resistant but with the addition of molybdenum into 316, this increases the grades ability to withstand harsh environments. Often referred to as marine grade, 316 pipe bend is suitable for use in environments that are more aggressive than ambient although care should still be taken to clean the metal regularly to prolong its service life.

Type 316 steel is an austenitic chromium-nickel stainless steel that contains between two and 3% molybdenum.

The molybdenum content increases corrosion resistance, improves resistance to pitting in chloride ion solutions, and increases strength at high temperatures.