日本製鋼所M&E Company Profile

Clad steel plates made of stainless steel and nickel-based alloys offer both heat resistance and corrosion resistance. They also contribute to cost reduction and improved equipment performance.

The base material for rolled clad steel plates is not only carbon steel. Our company is also capable of producing clad steel plates with special combinations such as stainless steel + nickel-based alloys. For example, combinations like SUS304 + NCF600 and SUS310S + NW0276 are available. Clad steel plates with such combinations are often used in equipment that requires both heat resistance and corrosion resistance, such as powder sintering kilns, drying dryers, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, and industrial furnaces. **Advantages of Stainless Steel + High Alloy Steel Clad Steel Plates** - **Economy:** By reducing the amount of expensive nickel-based alloy used and using stainless steel as the base material, we can lower material costs compared to steel plates made solely from nickel-based alloys. This contributes to cost reduction. - **Improved Steel Plate Strength:** If there are concerns about the strength of nickel-based alloy steel, using materials like stainless steel for the base can enhance material strength, ensuring the safety of the equipment. - **Wide Width Capability:** It can be difficult to obtain wide steel plates with alloy steel alone. In our case, we can produce wide steel plates through rolling, accommodating widths of up to approximately 3.5 meters. As a result, we can reduce the number of welding seams in the equipment.