Valve body: FS/CS A105； Valve stem: F316 ST. STEEL.
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Hello everyone, I have a question regarding a quote that I’m not quite sure about. Valve body: FS/CS A105 ； Valve stem: F316 ST. STEEL. Is FS here an abbreviation for FORGED STEEL? Is CS an abbreviation for CAST STEEL? But isn’t CARBON STEEL also commonly abbreviated as CS? What exactly is CS here? However, it is certain that it is another type of steel corresponding to FS; is that cast steel? Is ST. STEEL stainless steel? But stainless steel is generally abbreviated as SS; in other places, stainless steel used in price inquiries is also referred to as SS. Some people say that ST stands for Solution Heat Treatment, but it doesn’t make sense either to abbreviate SOLUTION HEAT TREATMENT as ST Is that SATIN STEEL? Steel with a brushed matte finish? Thank you all for clearing up the doubts!
It’s best to communicate with the party making the inquiry; A105 refers to carbon steel that has been forged, and if it is forged, the cost is significantly different from that of cast material.
ST. STEEL refers to stainless steel, right?