Sintered Stainless Steel Powder Metal Materials
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Stainless Steel powder metallurgy offers advantageous mechanical characteristics, corrosion resistance, strength, design flexibility and appearance. These powders can be processed using PM techniques to produce a variety of components with specific properties. Stainless steel powders are appropriate for producing components that need both corrosion resistance and elevated mechanical properties.
Stainless Steel - 400 Series Alloy
The 400 series stainless steels normally are selected for their magnetic properties or heat-treat response:
- SS-410-90HT: Selected for its combination of strength, hardness and wear resistance. Carbon is added to increase the heat-treat response. This alloy responds to furnace cooling as a sinter-hardenable alloy. A secondary quench and temper process will increase hardness. Both corrosion resistance and machinability are poor.
Key Advantages of Stainless Steel:
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