ASTM A322 A322 13L40

ASTM A322 A322 13L40 is a unique steel alloy with excellent chemical, thermal, and mechanical properties. It is primarily used for large scale machines and high-performance automotive components due to its excellent strength-to-weight ratio, fatigue resistance, and machineability. Additionally, its low sulfur and phosphorus content make it less susceptible to oxidation and corrosion, and its low coefficient of thermal expansion ensures components remain fully functional in changing temperatures. As a result, ASTM A322 A322 13L40 is one of the most versatile and widely used grades for mechanical components in many industries.

ASTM A322 A322 48L15

ASTM A322 A322 48L15 is a versatile steel alloy used in many structural and other applications. Its mechanical properties and versatility make it a popular choice among engineers and designers, who often utilize its heat treatment properties to optimize its performance in many applications. Its broad range of chemical composition and unique mechanical properties make it a popular material choice in a number of industries.

ASTM A322 A322 41L47

Heat Treating

ASTM A322 A322 G41200

ASTM A322 A322 G41200 is a family of low-alloy steels that range from carbon content of 0.7 to 0.95%. The other elements present in varying content include manganese, silicon, phosphorus, sulfur,chromium, nickel, copper, and molybdenum. The nature of these elements and their proportion give the steel its distinct mechanical properties, particularly its ductility, strength, and malleability.

ASTM A322 AISI E43L40

The mechanical properties of ASTM A322 AISI E43L40 steels are largely dependent on their chemical composition, as well as the heat treating processes utilized. Generally speaking, the higher the carbon content, the higher the tensile strength and lower the ductility. The mechanical strength of the material increases by up to 20% with even small increments in carbon content. This makes ASTM A322 AISI E43L40 a suitable choice for many structural applications.

ASTM A322 A322 1340

The amount of chromium in the alloy gives it a high level of corrosion resistance, making it an ideal solution for applications such as food processing and marine environments. The nitrogen, nickel and manganese also help improve corrosion resistance as they act to reduce pitting and crevice corrosion. The machining of ASTM A322 A322 1340 is quite difficult due to its higher alloy content, meaning it requires machinability lubricants to make it easier. ASTM A322 A322 1340 should always be used in environments where the temperature can be controlled and it should not be exposed to acidic or alkaline solutions. It is also recommended that welding processes are performed using argon shielding and a special electrode is used.

ASTM A322 AISI E52L100

The thermal conductivity of ASTM A322 AISI E52L100 steel can be estimated as approximately 24 W/m⋅K, which is slightly lower than other common steel formulations. This low thermal conductivity means that ASTM A322 AISI E52L100 steel takes a longer time to reach higher temperatures than other steels and is thus a better material for applications which require slower heat elevation.

ASTM A322 A322 94L30

The thermal conductivity of ASTM A322 A322 94L30 steel can be estimated as approximately 24 W/m⋅K, which is slightly lower than other common steel formulations. This low thermal conductivity means that ASTM A322 A322 94L30 steel takes a longer time to reach higher temperatures than other steels and is thus a better material for applications which require slower heat elevation.

ASTM A322 AISI 46L21

ASTM A322 AISI 46L21 is one of the most versatile and commonly used steel grades used in a wide variety of applications. The mechanical properties of the steel allow it to be used in automotive components, machine parts, construction and agricultural equipment parts, pressure vessels, wear parts, blades, and many other types of applications. The steel is also suitable for use in fabrication, airframes, and hardware.

ASTM A322 AISI 86L37

ASTM A322 AISI 86L37 is a versatile steel alloy used in many structural and other applications. Its mechanical properties and versatility make it a popular choice among engineers and designers, who often utilize its heat treatment properties to optimize its performance in many applications. Its broad range of chemical composition and unique mechanical properties make it a popular material choice in a number of industries.