Sintered stainless steel parts that address the challenges of material selection according to usage environments such as corrosion resistance, high strength, and magnetism.
When designing components used in exhaust systems and water systems, the selection of materials becomes more challenging as the required characteristics increase, such as "the need for materials that can withstand corrosive environments" and "the desire to achieve both high strength and magnetism." It is necessary to consider the material for each application while also taking into account the costs during mass production.
Daimet offers a lineup of sintered stainless steels, including austenitic, ferritic, martensitic, and precipitation-hardened types. We can suggest materials tailored to the usage environment and required characteristics.
■ Material selection based on required characteristics
▼ Outboard motors, automotive exteriors, water systems, and chemical industries requiring corrosion resistance and ductility
▼ Automotive exterior parts and ABS sensor rings requiring magnetism and corrosion resistance
▼ Exhaust parts and welded components requiring magnetism, corrosion resistance, and airtightness
▼ High-strength components requiring high strength and wear resistance
▼ Various bolts and shafts requiring corrosion resistance, high strength, and ductility
You can also check reference values for density, hardness, tensile strength, Charpy impact value, elongation, thermal expansion coefficient, and corrosion resistance for each material, which can be utilized for material comparison during the design phase.
Documents summarizing the characteristics and application examples of sintered stainless steels by material type, as well as more detailed benefits of material selection based on required specifications, can be downloaded from the link below.