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The automotive industry uses a wide
variety of specialty metals. Each has
their own special properties making
them the materials of choice for
exhaust system parts, gaskets, air bag
inflator housings, windshield wipers
and blades, fuel systems, and,
fasteners, along with many other
critical components.
In addition to powertrain and
structural parts, austenitic stainless
steels are used by the trucking
industry for tanks for food and dairy
containment, cryogenic applications,
chemicals, and acids. Stainless is
also used on exterior trim for its
bright appearance and for internal
components for its corrosion
resistance.
Temper-rolled Types 301 and 201 are
commonly used to for mass transit rail
cars, with specialty alloys employed
for transport of corrosive chemicals.
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| Nickel Alloy |
Nickel alloys are used when a high level of durability and performance are required. Common applications are for heavy-duty flexible connectors, tubular exhaust headers, high-temperature/high-strength fasteners, and turbocharger wheels. |
AL 600™
AL 601™
AL 625HP™
AL800™/AL800H™/AL800AT™
ALTEMP® 625
ALTEMP® 718
ALTEMP® A286
ALTEMP® HX
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| Stainless Steel |
Strength, corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, formability, weldability, abrasion resistance and appearance are important consideration in the selection of stainless steels for many types of parts (stamped, drawn, welded) for automotive, truck and rail market applications.
Rail cars are fabricated from specialty steels for reduced weight, and for resistance to corrosive products such as acids and caustic chemicals. |
AL 201HP™
AL 201L HP™
AL 201LN™
301
304 / 304L
305
309 / 309S
310 / 310S
316 / 316L
316Ti
317 / 317L
321
AL 332Mo™
347
AL 18CrCb™
ATI 409 HP™
AL 409 Cb™
AL 410S™
430
AL 430 Ti™
AL 433™
AL 436S™
439/AL 439 HP™
AL 441HP™
AL 444™
AL 468™
AL 15-7™
AL 17-4™
AL 17-7™
AL 904L™
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| Titanium |
Automotive applications for titanium are just emerging. Allegheny Ludlum's experience supplying the automotive industry provides an excellent position to satisfy the growing demand for light weight, corrosion resistant components. |
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 9 (3-2.5)
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