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dual certified material, A312 316/316L

dual certified material, A312 316/316L

dual certified material, A312 316/316L

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In a dual certified material, A312 316/316L : where
316 has good mechanical mechanical strength (because of Nickel)
316 L (Low carbon) (Less hardness)
Is that the reason for choosing 316L/316?

RE: dual certified material, A312 316/316L

yes

RE: dual certified material, A312 316/316L

Basically you will get the better mechanical strength of 316 and better weldability of 316L.

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