Alloy AT3
Alloy VT8M-1
Alloy VT32
Alloy VT35
Alloy VT4
Alloy VT41
Alloy VT5
Alloy VT5-1
Alloy VT6 (VT6sv.)
Alloy VT6C
Alloy VT6h
Alloy VT8
Alloy VT8-1
Alloy VT3-1
Alloy VT9
OT4 alloy
Alloy OT4-0
Alloy OT4-1
Alloy OT4-2
Alloy PT-1M
Alloy PT-3B
Alloy PT-7M
Alloy SPT-2
Alloy TC5
Alloy TC6
Alloy VT15
Alloy 14
Alloy 19
Alloy 27
Alloy 2B
Alloy 37
Alloy 3M
Alloy 40
Alloy 5B
Alloy AT3
Alloy AT6
Alloy VT14
Alloy VT25U
Alloy VT16
Alloy VT18
Alloy VT18U
Alloy VT2 (VT2sv.)
Alloy VT20
Alloy VT20-1 (VT20-1sv.)
Alloy VT20-2 (VT20-2sv.)
Alloy VT22
Alloy VT22I
Alloy VT23
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Designation
Description
Alloy AT3 is used: for the manufacture of semi-finished products (sheets, strips, foils, strips, plates, bars, rods, profiles, tubes, forgings and forged blanks) by the method of deformation, and also ingots; vessels and equipment chemical industry, working under cyclic loads and temperatures up to +350 °C; pins and tool in medicine.
Note
The alloy possesses in comparison with other commercial alloys (including VT1−0) higher corrosion resistance (environment-pharmaceutical, food industry, sea water). The advantages of the alloy should be attributed to its higher (compared to VT1−0) antifriction properties.
Standards
Chemical composition
Ti is the basis.
According to GOST 19807-91, the total content of other impurities is ≤ 0.30%. The mass fraction of hydrogen is indicated for ingots. The mass fraction of copper and nickel should not be more than 0.10% (in total), including nickel not more than 0.08%.
According to GOST 19807-91, the total content of other impurities is ≤ 0.30%. The mass fraction of hydrogen is indicated for ingots. The mass fraction of copper and nickel should not be more than 0.10% (in total), including nickel not more than 0.08%.