Amigo Impex

Features:

• High strength

• Dimensional accuracy

• Corrosion resistance

• Chemical resistance

• Durable

316/316L is the most commonly used austenitic stainless steel in the chemical process industry. The addition of molybdenum increases general corrosion resistance, improves chloride pitting resistance and strengthens the alloy in high temperature service.

Banking on our vast domain knowledge of manufacturing, supplying, trading, and exporting Stainless Steel Coils. we are presenting Stainless Steel Coils to our prestigious patrons. These are known for remarkable resistance to corrosion and have outstanding mechanical properties. These are used widely for fabrication of storage vessels, and so forth. These are available at reasonable prices.


Features:

• High tensile strength
• Corrosion proof
• Flawless finish

We are well-established exporter and supplier of SS 310 Coil in the market at very competitive rates. We offer wide collection of SS 310 Coil that is manufactured using quality material as per prevailing industrial standards. 

Type SS 420 Coil provides both outstanding corrosion resistance and exceptional wear resistance. To obtain the best possible strength and wear resistance, oil quench alloy 420 at a temperature between 1800° F and 1950° F. Alloy 420 Stainless Steel is commonly used in dental and surgical instruments, cutlery, plastic molds, pump shafts, steel balls, and numerous hand tools. Because of its air hardening properties, type 420 Stainless Steel is not often welded, although, it is possible. When welding with stainless steel type 420, preheat the steel to a temperature between 300° F and 400° F. After welding, temper the work piece at temperature for two hours.

When hot working, it is recommended to gradually raise the temperature to 1400° F and then gradually raise the temperature to anywhere from 2000° F to 2200° F. While working, avoid letting the work temperature drop below 1600° F by frequently reheating the steel. To prevent cracking, furnace cool the work piece slowly after working. Any extreme cold forming will cause alloy 420 Stainless Steel to crack, but it can endure minor cold work.