Sambu Stainless Steel Forging specializes in stainless plate cutting and holds a large inventory of major stainless-steel grades, 304(l) and 316(L), ranging from 9T to 100 T. The company has adopted the latest plasma cutting M/C and the latest PC/NC operation method from HYOERTHEM in the United States and has many years of experience in performing large-scale cutting (maximum width: 3200mm ~ maximum length: 12500mm) and complex model cutting.
01Plasma cutting
Plasma cutting is a method that melts and removes the material to be cut by narrowing the arc using a metal nozzle and intensively projecting a high temperature, flow rate, and high energy density beam onto the cutting area.
02Applications
Shipbuilding Equipment
Heat Exchanger
Chemical Facility
Power Plant
03Products
[Standard]
[Special]
[Weight calculation]
Square,ModelThickness X (Horizontal +Cutting loss) X (Vertical +Cutting loss) X Specific Gravity X Quantity
Cutting loss Table
Thickness
Circle
Square
10~50T
10
5
51T~80T
15
10
81T~100T
20
20
CircleThickness X (Horizontal +Cutting loss) X (Vertical +Cutting loss) X * Specific Gravity X Quantity
Specific Gravity
Specific Gravity
Strength
7.93
304, 304L, 321
7.98
316, 316L, 309S, 347, 317
04 WHAT IS STAINLESS STEEL?
[ ETYMOLOGY OF STAINLESS STEEL ]
The suffix LESS, referring to the absence of something, is added to STAIN, referring to rust, therefore denoting steel that does not easily rust.
[ HISTORY OF STAINLESS STEEL ]
The suffix LESS, referring to the absence of something, is added to STAIN, referring to rust, therefore denoting steel that does not easily rust.
[ WHY STAINLESS STEEL DOES NOT RUST EASILY ]
When stainless steel contains 12% chromium (Cr), the main component, it naturally forms a very thin Cr2O3 (10~50Å) layer (passivity layer), which blocks oxygen from entering the metal matrix, making it resistant to rusting.
Addition of Cr to steel
Knife Blade(1.5%Cr)
When added: Poor molding
A small amount added: severe rust generation
Study of corrosion characteristics (1820) M. Faraday (England)
13% Cr 17% Cr
1904 ~ 1909
Glesen (Germany)
L.Guillet, A. Portevin (France)
Ferrite Martensite Austenite
L.Guillet (France) announced three types of stainless steel