Stainless steel 0Cr18Ni9 and the new 06Cr19Ni10

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What are the differences in the composition?

Reply #22010-04-18

Just check the standards and you’ll know! It’s basically the same!

Reply #32010-04-18

It’s just a matter of new or old grades; there’s no difference

Reply #42010-04-19

It was introduced in 2008; the new grades have the carbon content specified at the beginning – 06Cr19Ni10 has a carbon content of 0.06

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