Super Duplex Steel DIN 1.4410 Nuts comprise chromium, molybdenum, nickel, and nitrogen elements. The chromium content is around 25-27%, nickel amounts to 7-8%, molybdenum is found in quantities of 3-4%, and nitrogen typically makes up the rest; this blend creates a higher resistance to corrosion and much greater strength than stainless steel. The nuts will also resist chloride pitting and stress corrosion cracking due to the austenitic-ferritic mix. With these qualities, the Super Duplex Steel DIN1 4410 Nuts are trustworthy fasteners with maximum durability in many industrial applications.
Super Duplex Steel DIN 1.4410 Nuts are a valuable fastening component due to their excellent corrosion resistance and exceptional hardness. They are composed of an alloy of chromium, nickel, and molybdenum, giving them a distinct advantage in harsh environments with exposure to moisture, saltwater, chemicals, or other corrosive agents. Super Duplex Steel DIN1 4410 Nuts are widely used for securing pipes and flanges for water systems, offshore platforms, and pressure vessels due to their superior strength and durability. In addition, they can be used in applications where high temperatures or elevated fatigue conditions exist because of their remarkable ductility and superior strength-to-weight ratio.
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