Industries

Where the material goes

The same range serves very different duties. These pages set out the grades, standards and pressure classes each one usually calls for, so an enquiry can start from the service rather than from a part number.

Power generation

Boiler, main steam, feedwater and auxiliary lines: creep-resistant alloy grades, high pressure classes and the certification a boiler inspector will ask for.

Grades and standards

Chemical & petrochemical

Corrosive and chloride-bearing service: austenitic stainless, duplex and super duplex, and nickel alloys where the medium will not tolerate anything less.

Grades and standards

Water & wastewater

Treatment plant, pumping station and network work: welded carbon steel and stainless in the larger diameters, on PN-rated European flanges.

Grades and standards

Pressure equipment & OEM fabrication

For fabricators, skid builders, vessel shops and machinery manufacturers: material delivered against a bill of materials, with the certification the end client’s file has to contain.

Grades and standards

Working to a specification we have not listed?

Send it. The range covers carbon, stainless, alloy, nickel alloy, duplex and super duplex to ASTM, EN and DIN — the list above is where it goes most often, not where it stops.

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