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Stainless Steel Grades
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Chromium-nickel grades · 29 grades
Austenitic stainless steel
General-purpose, low-carbon, stabilized and elevated-temperature austenitic grades.
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Chromium grades · 10 grades
Ferritic stainless steel
Magnetic ferritic grades for forming, oxidation resistance, automotive and appliance applications.
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Hardenable grades · 11 grades
Martensitic stainless steel
Heat-treatable grades selected for strength, hardness, wear resistance and cutting performance.
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Balanced two-phase grades · 5 grades
Duplex stainless steel
Lean, standard and super duplex grades for higher strength and chloride resistance.
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High-strength grades · 6 grades
Precipitation-hardening stainless steel
Age-hardenable grades used where high strength, dimensional control and corrosion resistance must be balanced.
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Higher-alloy selections · 6 grades
Specialty austenitic grades
Super austenitic, nitrogen-strengthened, wear-resistant and heat-resistant grades for demanding service.
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