Origin of the 2B requirement for the surface of stainless steel materials

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May I ask where the requirement for a 2B finish on stainless steel surfaces comes from? I think it’s related to some ASME standard, right?

Reply #22015-12-06

This standard is merely a textual description; there are no specific quantitative figures available, such as what roughness level corresponds to 2B

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