Austenitic Stainless Steel Products
Request Austenitic Stainless Steel Pricing
Auremo LLC, 505 Ellicott St, Buffalo, NY 14203, accepts austenitic stainless-steel inquiries for delivery across the United States. Call +1 716 910 04 21 or send the exact grade, standard, form and dimensions.
Available product forms
- sheet, plate and strip
- round, flat and shaped bar
- wire, tube and pipe by specification
- cut blanks and custom dimensions
Information to include in your request
Please provide the governing standard or grade, product form, dimensions and tolerances, quantity, delivery ZIP code and required documentation. Pricing and availability are confirmed individually for each inquiry.
Frequently asked questions
How is the price for austenitic stainless steel products confirmed?
Prices are provided on request and depend on the exact grade or standard, dimensions, tolerances, quantity, documentation and freight requirements.
Can non-standard dimensions be requested?
Yes. Include a drawing or dimensional requirements. Availability and manufacturing or sourcing feasibility are confirmed with the quotation.
What is the typical delivery time in the United States?
Typical U.S. delivery is 2–3 weeks after order confirmation. The final lead time and delivery terms are stated in the quotation for the selected material, quantity and destination.
Related materials and references
08Kh18N10T stainless steel · Duplex stainless steels · Incoloy 825 products
Austenitic stainless steel grade selection
A quotation should identify the exact ASTM, ASME, UNS, EN or project grade rather than request generic austenitic steel. State whether sheet, plate, strip, bar, wire, tube, pipe or a cut blank is required, with dimensions, surface finish, condition, testing, certificates, quantity and destination ZIP code. Corrosion, temperature and fabrication requirements should be included when grade review is requested.
Technical characteristics
Austenite in carbon steel - it is an interstitial solid solution when carbon atoms penetrate into crystalline lattice of γ-iron as a result of a final thermal treatment. Austenite in alloyed steels is a substitutional solid solution when atoms of alloying metals substitute atoms of iron. Stainless steels of austenitic class contain up to 16% of chrome and 6% of nickel. There can be added such elements as titanium, molybdenum, or copper. They are added in order to improve heat and corrosion resistance. The price of manufacture of austenitic alloys is comparatively lower than the price of modern alloys that need a high percentage of nickel.
Heat treatment
Austenitic steel keeps its structure after annealing and hardening as a result of age-hardening. Austenitic steel possesses perfect creep strength in a temperature range of 700−800°C.
Cryogenic temperatures
Stainless austenitic steel is suitable for manufacture of cryogenic parts as long as presence of nickel in composition of austenitic steels unlike in other steel alloys allows preventing brittleness in a range of very low temperatures.
