Hardenable strips - Import export

Dimensions Depending on the required stamp power (material strength, material thickness, and part shape) Material All spring materials in soft and hard condition as well as quality steels with lower strengths and aluminum alloy and also special alloy Stainless steel up to 1900 N/m² Rubber-coated strip material Hardening Through external services Coating Fully or partly coated strip material In-house phosphating In-house stove-enameling Additional coatings through external services Specialities Fully automated manufacturing of components and mounting Fully automated welding Contact springs with contact rivet Bushes clinched, welded, and open Special processing like thread cutting, screw mounting, and rivets feasible Special packaging in blister pack, trays or magazines Rapid prototyping

SS 17/7 PH® is a precipitation hardenable stainless steel that is formable and also capable of meeting high strength requirements. It is utilized in applications that require both high strength and good corrosion resistance. The alloy is classified as semi-austenitic to distinguish the soft phase (austenite) available for ease of forming from the high strength phase (martensite) usually achieved by heat treatment. The alloy can be formed from the annealed temper but due to a rapid work hardening rate may not be deep drawn without intermediate annealing. It is joined by most arc and resistance methods used for stainless steel. It should not be fusion welded unless shielded by inert gas to prevent oxidation of aluminum.