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  1. Maddog914

    Nitrogen In Type 321 Stainless Steel

    Thanks gstark. Since we are also involved with nickel alloy tubing, this is good info.
  2. Maddog914

    Methods to Produce Small OD & ID, Heavy Wall SS Tube

    Can anyone provide info on the manufacturing methods capable of producing small OD & ID (<1/2&quot;OD), heavy wall (ratio of wall thickness to ID is on the order of 5X), seamless, stainless, tubing. Tube lengths would be in the order of 10 to 20 feet. The final ID must be very smooth, i.e...
  3. Maddog914

    Producing Small Diam (&lt;1&quot;OD) SS Tubing in Coil Form

    I am looking for any and all info I can get that involves production of small diameter, seamless, stainless tubing in coil form. This includes production methods, equipment / equipment manufacturers, lubricants, cleaning, annealing, testing, etc. Any information or suggested sources / contacts...
  4. Maddog914

    Nitrogen In Type 321 Stainless Steel

    Thanks TVP. I appreciate the &quot;international&quot; overview.
  5. Maddog914

    Nitrogen In Type 321 Stainless Steel

    Much appreciation to everyone who offered their insights on my question. Type 321 remains as the predominate grade of stainless that is specified for both military and commercial aerospace tubing applications. This includes updated versions of a variety of respective specifications...
  6. Maddog914

    Nitrogen In Type 321 Stainless Steel

    What is the basis for the differences in minimum titanium content in Type 321 stainless? SAE-AMS specifications for aircraft tubing (e.g., AMS-5557) require minimum titanium = 5 x (carbon PLUS NITROGEN). Some comparable ASTM Specifications say the same thing (e.g., A-269) while others say...

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