Category: Steel Slitting
San Jose Stainless steel slitting is a machining service in which wide coils are slit or cut into narrower widths with state-of-the-art machinery. However, at NKS, potential clients come to us with many questions about the process. In this blog, we’re going to discuss some of the questions that we are most commonly asked. ... Commonly Asked Questions About the San Jose Stainless Steel Slitting Process
Category: Stainless Steel
The 400 series stainless steel was the first-ever version of stainless steel. It consisted of martensitic and ferritic products, with chromium being the only alloying element. This made the series reasonably priced compared to many austenitic grades.
They are magnetic, more resistant to chloride, and can also be strengthened with heat treatment. Amongst its most widely used varieties are type 409, 430, and 439 stainless steel, which are sturdy and exceptionally durable. Interested in learning more? We’re going to discuss everything you’ll need to know about 400 series stainless steel slitting in Milwaukee below. ... 400 Series Stainless Steel Slitting in Milwaukee
Category: Stainless Steel
Grade 304 stainless steel can be used for a variety of purposes. It’s one of the most widely used stainless steel products, and it’s also available in multiple forms and finishes. It’s ideal for forming and welding projects due to the fact that it offers a balanced, austenitic structure. At National Kiwkmetal Service, we have a large stock of high-quality type 304 stainless steel coils, rolls and sheets. Plus, we also cater to custom slitting requirements to suit precise requirements. ... 304 Stainless Steel Slitting Company in San Antonio, TX
Category: Stainless Steel
Stainless steel doesn’t just refer to a single product, but a variety of them — including grade 301. What makes stainless steel different is its chromium content, which is usually combined with nickel for better corrosion resistance and greater ductility.
The 301 stainless steel strips and coils have been the flagship products of NKS for three decades. NKS’s engineers work closely with clients to deliver excellence in all of their manufacturing processes. Read below to learn more about 301 stainless steel coil, roll and strip and its slitting process: ... 301 Stainless Steel Slitting; Insights from an Atlanta Stainless Steel and Aluminum Distributor of Coil, Strip and Roll
Category: Metallurgy
Metallurgy, in general, is a multidisciplinary science of studying the physical and chemical components of metals and their alloys. Metallurgical lab testing services employ teams of qualified scientists, engineers, and/or technicians to work with clients from varying sectors. Generally, these labs cater to customers from diverse fields such as aerospace, automotive, construction, medical industries, and more. ... On-Site Metallurgical Lab Testing; Services from a Minneapolis Stainless Steel and Aluminum Coil, Strip and Roll Distributor and Company
Category: Stainless Steel
Type 301 is an austenitic stainless steel that’s more magnetic than other standard grades when cold worked. However, it continues to be nonmagnetic in the annealed state. In the annealed condition, the grade offers an increased level of stretch formidability, and in cold-worked conditions, it provides an increased strength level.
Furthermore, being vulnerable to carbide precipitation all through the welding period restricts its usage for a number of applications. However, its high strength and excellent corrosion resistance make it ideal for many other purposes.
Want to learn more about the properties of 301 stainless steel? Below, the experts at NKS are going to explain everything you’ll need to know. ... Type 301 Stainless Steel and Stainless Steel Slitting Services in Cleveland, Ohio
Category: Aluminum
Stainless Steel
At National Kiwkmetal Service, we offer unique aluminum and stainless steel slitting services in Ft Worth with an emphasis on providing custom specifications as stated by our customers. Whether the material is from our inventory or supplied by you, we can slit the metal according to your exact needs.
In this article, we’re going to discuss everything you need to know about stainless steel and aluminum slitting: ... Stainless Steel and Aluminum Slitting in Ft Worth, Texas
Category: Stainless Steel
Type 439 stainless steel is a ferritic, titanium stabilized, 18% chromium alloy material with corrosion resistance that is more or less equivalent to grades 304 and 304L. This type is commonly used in applications such as exhaust system components or tubular manifolds, where Types 304 and 304L and Type 430 may also be considered adequate. The grade can be used in annealed, cold-formed, or as-welded conditions. Also, titanium stabilization allows for excellent weldability, moldability, chloride corrosion cracking, and impact resistance.
The experts at National Kwikmetal Service are here to give you an in-depth view of Type 439 stainless steel metal. Read below to find out more! ... Type 439 Stainless; Insights from a San Diego Stainless Steel Slitting Company
Category: Aluminum
Aluminum is one of the most prominently featured materials for a number of different manufacturing applications. Aluminum can be treated in various ways, and it can be combined with different alloys to meet specific requirements. This ushers in an increasing demand for aluminum (and also stainless steel) coils with customizable parameters and more robust slitting techniques. ... NKS Aluminum Slitting Services in Phoenix, AZ
Category: Stainless Steel
Are you seeking a cost-effective alternative to the 200 and 300 series stainless steel grades that can handle even the harshest temperatures? Then you should consider 409 stainless steel.
Grade 409 stainless steel is a general-purpose, titanium-stabilized, ferritic alloy that offers excellent chemical, mechanical, and physical properties. It is commonly said to be the most workable stainless steel due to low chromium content.
Moreover, it is an ideal choice for applications where visual appeal is not a primary consideration. ... 409 Stainless Steel Coil in Indianapolis