00Cr18Ni12Mo2Ti What do the two 0s before this material mean?

2008-01-31View Original

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00Cr18Ni12Mo2Ti What do the two 0s before this material mean?

Reply #22008-01-31

I only know that a 0 represents its carbon content. . . .

Reply #32008-01-31

Indicates that the maximum carbon content of this stainless steel is 0.03 (ultra-low carbon), which can be used in applications that cannot be annealed after welding and require maximum corrosion resistance.

Reply #42008-01-31

Double Zero means ultra-low carbon, as the person above said it well.

Reply #52008-02-01

Double zero means ultra-low carbon, which means the stainless steel has a maximum carbon content of 0.03 (ultra-low carbon) and is resistant to intergranular corrosion.

Reply #62008-02-01

How to express stainless steel: Example 00Cr18Ni12Mo2Ti Medium 00: Carbon content in parts per thousand (expressed as one digit) C

Reply #72008-02-01

The 6th floor said it very comprehensively: handshake

Reply #82008-02-17

Learn together* . The 6th floor is right. 17~19.00% is marked with "18", which is also the origin of 18-8.

Reply #92008-02-18

18-8 refers to 1Cr18Ni9Ti

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