Reduction furnace carbon steel bolts
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Ladies and gentlemen: Many stainless steel bolts are used in the flanges of the reduction furnace. However, for those few flanges that need to be removed frequently during the installation and disassembly of the furnace, stainless steel is too soft, which easily damages the working surface and results in the bolts becoming unusable. I would like to ask whether carbon steel bolts can be used? The surface can be chrome-plated, thus achieving rust prevention, right? The strength of carbon steel is far superior to that of stainless steel
It’s a good suggestion worth considering; you might as well make a batch and give it a try
They are already carbon steel bolts with high strength – why go with stainless steel? Not in contact with materials
That’s a good idea; it works as long as the intensity is sufficient
The **lanes** of our furnace are all made of carbon steel, and we haven’t replaced them even after using it for over a year. . .
If carbon steel is used directly, there is no need to use stainless steel.
Bolts made of carbon steel can be used, with a blueing treatment process; they are available for purchase on the market.
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