Stainless Steel Alloys |
DYTRON
PRODUCT |
FOR USE ON AISI-SAE
DESIGNATION |
PRE/POST
HEAT |
AS
WELDED
HARDNESS
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17-4PH
PH Steel |
17Cr-4Ni Martensitic precipitation/age hardening stainless steel offering high strength and hardness along with excellent corrosion resistance. |
Hold temperature between 925°F and 1150°F for one hour per inch of
thickness (4 hours Minimum). |
Pre-hardened 32 Rc.
Age harden 1150°F hardness 33 Rc.
Age harden 1100°F hardness 34 Rc.
Age harden 1025°F hardness 39 Rc.
Age harden 975°F hardness 40 Rc.
Age harden 925°F hardness 43 Rc. |
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308L
Austenitic
S.S. |
308L is recommend for use on 304L and 347 grades of stainless steels when service temperatures do not exceed 650°F. |
No pre-heat is recommended. Cool deposit as quickly as practical. |
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312
Special
S.S.
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312 has superior mechanical properties when compared to other 300 series stainless steels. Recommended to join dissimilar alloys and as a build up for harder alloys. |
Pre and post heat according to base metal chemistry. |
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316L
Austenitic
S.S. |
316L can be used on all 300 grades of stainless steels. Recommended for use on grades 304, 316, 316L and 318. |
No pre-heat is recommended. Cool deposit as quickly as practical. |
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347
Austenitic
S.S.
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347 is recommended for use on 347 and 321 grades of stainless steels. Especially recommended where weld metal is to be subjected to temperatures above 750°F. |
Pre and post heat according to base metal chemistry. |
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411
410
Modified |
411 is a 410 mod alloy recommended for use on 405 and 410 grades of stainless steels. Higher nickel and molybdenum content than 410 stainless steel improves corrosion resistance at elevated
temperatures. |
Pre and post heat according to base metal chemistry. |
As welded hardness: 34-38 Rc. |
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420
Martensitic
S.S. |
420 stainless steel is a hardenable 12% chrome steel with higher strength and hardness and better wear resistance than 410 stainless steel. |
Pre-heat 350°F
Post-heat 400°F. |
As welded hardness: 48-51Rc. |
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502
Chrome
Molly
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Recommended for use on types 501 and 502 stainless steels. Good resistance to corrosion and oxidation at elevated temperatures. |
Pre and post heat according to base metal chemistry. |
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505
Chrome
Molly
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Recommended for use on 505 grade stainless steel. |
Pre and post heat according to base metal chemistry. |