What exactly is the carbon content of ultra-low carbon stainless steel?
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What exactly is the carbon content of ultra-low carbon stainless steel? I searched online, and everyone said that C≤0.03%. It seems that some internet user mentioned C≤0.04% and posted that page online. I remembered that this indeed happened, but I’m not sure about it. Please give me some advice; it would be great if you could also indicate where I saw it.
The new standard is ≤0.03%. The old standard was 0.04%
The standard specifies ≤0.03%. No problem.
The new standard is ≤0.03%......................................
It seems that university textbooks used to state 0.04…… I always saw these two values; I checked it recently and found that it’s 0.03
That’s right! It is ≤0.03%, but ultra-low carbon stainless steel is not suitable for high temperatures
≤0.03%, but ultra-low carbon stainless steel is not suitable for high temperatures, below 525°C.
Austenitic stainless steel with a carbon content of less than 0.03%, or ferritic stainless steel with a carbon content of less than 0.01%~~