Category: ‘Corrosion Resistance’
The corrosion resistance of stainless steel arises from a passive, chromium-rich, oxide film that forms naturally on the surface of the steel. Although extremely thin at 1-5 nanometres (i.e. 1-5 x 10-9 metres) thick, this protect... Read More...
The corrosion resistance of LDX2101 is generally good, and therefore is suitable for use in a wide range of general-purpose applications and environments. Attributable to its duplex structure, LDX 2101 offers an excellent resi... Read More...
Heavy oxides from welding on steel can serve as a film on the surface and indicate the Chromium / Oxide underlying metals surface has been depleted of Chromium and can be a sight of initiation for corrosion mechanisms such as cre... Read More...
Austenitic | Martensitic | Ferritic | Duplex | Super Duplex | Superaustenitic | Superferritic | Precipitation Hardening
Super-austenitic stainless steel alloys are characterized by their high n... Read More...
Metallographic Test | Metallographic Test Report | Stress Corrosion Cracking | Chloride SCC | Minimizing Chloride SCC | Stainless Steel Corrosion | Intergranular Corrosion | Stainless Steel Inte... Read More...
Metallographic Test | Metallographic Test Report | Stress Corrosion Cracking | Chloride SCC | Minimizing Chloride SCC | Stainless Steel Corrosion | Intergranular Corrosion | Stainless Steel Inte... Read More...
Corrosion resistance coatings are available for most materials, surface types, and application environments. Corrosion resistant coatings can significantly increase the usable lifetime of aterials while reducing maintenance and r... Read More...
The range of duplex steels allows them to be matched for corrosion resistance with the austenitic and ferritic steel grades. There is no single measure of corrosion resistance. However, it is convenient to use the Pitting Resista... Read More...
Brass resistant to corrosion in many media. Brasses are particularly susceptible to corrosion by solutions containing ammonia or amines. Alloys with more than about 15% of zinc may suffer dezincification, which leaves a weak,... Read More...