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Material substitution

2010-08-24View Original

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Our company was originally a joint venture with Japan, so SUS304 material is commonly used. With the new regulations in place, can SUS304 and 06Cr19Ni10 be used interchangeably?
Reply #22010-08-24
It’s not allowed. The new regulations encourage the use of domestic materials; using materials of foreign brands will involve more complicated procedures.
Reply #32010-08-24
The new regulations set out requirements for the use of materials with foreign brand names; in my personal opinion, it would be better to use domestic materials in order to promote the development of the national economy, haha. . . If materials of foreign brand names are to be used, the procedures can be carried out in accordance with the new regulations!
Reply #42010-08-24
If you have a large inventory of SUS304, it is still advisable to go through the procedures in accordance with the new regulatory requirements.
Reply #52010-08-26
Then it is necessary to go through the relevant procedures according to the new capacity regulations, which is more complicated than the old ones

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