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Magnetic Permability of Stainless Steels
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Usually manufacturer spec sheets contain the info. But be warned, product form and thermo-mechanical history can change the values a lot.
In general, all of the 200 and 300 series alloys should be fully non-ferromagnetic (perm <1.05) when annealed. Many of these grades become rather magnetic when cold worked. Welds are also magnetic.
There are a few grades that stay non-magnetic when cold worked, one example is 219.
The duplex and ferritic grades are so magnetic that it really isn't an issue.
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In general, all of the 200 and 300 series alloys should be fully non-ferromagnetic (perm <1.05) when annealed. Many of these grades become rather magnetic when cold worked. Welds are also magnetic.
There are a few grades that stay non-magnetic when cold worked, one example is 219.
The duplex and ferritic grades are so magnetic that it really isn't an issue.
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Rust never sleeps
Neither should your protection
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