Choosing the right material is crucial for the performance, longevity, and cost-effectiveness of your end product. In our database, you will find the technical specifications of the most common ferritic and austenitic steels from our product range.
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Ferritic chromium steel with good corrosion resistance, magnetic. Ideal for household appliances, catering equipment and in automotive construction (e.g. trim strips).
The standard austenite (V2A) with very good corrosion resistance and good weldability. Universally applicable in the food industry, architecture and vehicle construction.
The classic spring steel among stainless steels. Achieves high strength through cold rolling. Typical application for springs, clamps, and high-strength components.
The standard austenite (V4A) with added molybdenum. Significantly better corrosion resistance than V2A, especially against chlorides. Ideal for swimming pools and coastal regions.
The "Low Carbon" variant of 1.4401 (V4A). Corrosion resistant after welding without heat treatment. Preferred for welded constructions in chemical plant engineering.
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