The main difference is that 1.4306 has a higher nickel content, making it more corrosion-resistant than 1.4301. While 1.4301 (also known as AISI 304) is a versatile, general-purpos
EN 1.4372 stainless steel's chemical composition is characterized by its high manganese, chromium, and nickel content, with a typical range of 16.0–18.0% Chromium (Cr), 3.5–5.5% Ni
Because 440C stainless steel has a higher carbon content (0.95-1.20%) than 440B stainless steel (0.75-0.95%), its hardness is higher. After heat treatment, the maximum hardness of
The main material equivalent for 254 SMO stainless steel is UNS S31254, but other designations include Werkstoff NR 1.4547 (German), SIS 2378 (Swedish), and EN X1CrNiMoCuN20-18-7 (
The main difference is that Zeroon 100 contains copper and tungsten, giving it stronger resistance to certain acids and better passivation in the event of crevice corrosion, while
The minimum yield strength (0.2% offset) of 1.4401 stainless steel is 205 MPa (29.7 ksi), but some sources indicate a minimum of 200 MPa, or a range of 200-300 MPa. Depending on th
EN 1.4401 (also known as AISI 316) stainless steel contains approximately 16.50-18.50% Chromium, 10.00-13.00% Nickel, and 2.00-2.50% Molybdenum, along with small amounts of carbon
V4A is a German designation for stainless steel that corresponds to the international standard 316L, a low-carbon version of 316 stainless steel.
4Cr13 stainless steel is equivalent to X39Cr13 in European (EN) and ISO standards, and it is often also referred to as 40Cr13 under the Chinese standard. This martensitic stainless
