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JIS G3464 Steel Heat Exchanger Tubes for Low Temperature Service
1. Scope
This Japanese Industrial Standard specifies the steel tubes, hereinafter referred to as the "tubes", used for the purpose of exchanging heat on the inside and outside of the tube
at exceptionally low temperatures below freezing point, such as heat exchanger tubes, condenser tubes, etc.
Remarks
1. The purchaser may designate n addition to the items specified in this text, by prior agreement with the manufacturer, part or all of the items in the special requirements Z1, Z3,
Z4, specified in Appendix 1 and the items of the U-bend tube specified in Appendix 2.
Appendix 1 Z1 hardness
Appendix 1 Z3 Ultrasonic examination
Appendix 1 Z4 Eddy cureent examination
Appendix 2 U-bend tube
2. The austenitic steel tubes among the steel tubes specified in JIS G 3463 may be used. In this case, the impact test need not be particularly performed.
3. The units and numerical values given in { } in this Standard are based on the International System of Units (SI) and are appended for informative reference.
Further, the traditional units accompanied by numerical values in this Standard shall be converted to the SI units and numerical values on Jan. 1, 1991.
2. Class and Symbols
The tubes shall be classified into three classes and their symbols shall be as given in Table 1.
Table 1
(Informative reference)

Classification

Class new

Carbon steel tube

STBL 380

STBL 39

STBL 450

STBL 46

STBL 690

STBL 70

Nickel steel tube

Traditional symbol

World standard comparative table

Symbol of class

GRADE

KS

JIS

ASTM

BS

NUMBER

D 3571

G 3464

A 334

3603

STBL380

Gr 1

430 LT

STLT 46

STBL450

Gr 3

503 LT

STLT 70

STBL690

Gr 8

509 LT

Carbon steel tube STLT 39

Nickel steel tube

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Gr 6
Gr 7
Gr 9
Gr11

3. Heat Treatment
Table 2 Heat Treatment
Symbol of class

Heat treatment

STBL 380

Normalizing or normalizing and successive tempering

STBL 450
STBL 690

Double normalizing and successive tempering or quenching and tempering.

4. Chemical Composition
The tube shall be tested in accordance with 9.1 and the resulting ladle analysis values shall conform to Table 3
Table 3
Symbol of class

Chemical composition (%)

C

Si

Mn

Ni

STBL 380

0.25 max

0.35 max

1.35 max

0.035 max

0.035 max

STBL 450

0.18 max

0.10~0.35

0.30~0.60

0.030 max

0.030 max

3.20~3.80

STBL 690

0.13 max

0.10~0.35

0.90 max

0.030 max

0.030 max

8.50~9.50

Remarks
1. When it is practically difficult to apply the impact test due to the dimensions of a tube, STBL 380 shall, by way of compensation, contain 0.010 % or more of acid soluble
aluminum, or alternatively, 0.015 % or more of total aluminum.
2. When product analysis is required by the purchaser, the tolerances for the values given in the above table shall be as specified in Table 2 in JIS G 0321 for the seamless steel
tube of STBL 380 and likewise in Table 1 for the electric resistance welded steel tube.
The tube of STBL 450 an STBL 690 shall be in accordance with Table 3.
5. Mechanical Properties
5.1 Tensile Strength, Yield Point or Proof Stress and Elongation
The tube shall be tested in accordance with 9.2 and the resulting tensile strength, yield point or proof stress and elongation shall conform to Table 4.

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Table 4
Elongation %
Outside diameter 20 mm Outside diameter 10 mm or Outside diameter under

Symbol of class

Tensile strength

Yield point or proof stress

kg f/

kg f/

{N/mm2}

{N/mm2}

or over

over to and excl 20mm

10 mm

test piece

No. 11

No. 11

No. 12

test piece

Test piece

No. 11

test piece
STBL 380

39{382} min

21{206} min

35 min

30 min

27 min

STBL 450

46{451} min

25{245} min

30 min

25 min

22 min

STBL 690

70{686} min

53{520} min

21 min

16 min

13 min

Remarks
1. The purchaser may designate the upper limit of tensile strength. In this case, the upper limit of tensile strength shall be the value 2kgf/(118N/) added to the value specified
in the Table 4 for STBL 380, and 15kgf/(147N/) added for STBL 450 and STBL 690.
2. When the tube under 8 mm in thickness is subjected to tensile test by using No. 12 test piece the minimum value of elongation shall be calculated by subtracting 1.5% from the
value of elongation given in Table 4 for each decrease of 1 mm and rounding result to a whole number according to KS A 0021. Examples of calculation are shown in Reference
(Reference Table).
3. When a tensile test piece is to be taken from the elecric resistance welded steel tube, a No. 12 test piece shall be taken from a seamless portion.
5.2 Flattening Resistance
The tube shall be tested in accordance with 9.3 and shall be free from flaws or cracks o its wall surfaces.
The distance between the flattening plates in this test shall be in accordance with the following formula:

Where
H: distance between flat plates (mm)
t: wall thickness of tube (mm)
D: outside diameter of tube (mm)
e: constant 0.08
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The tube shall be flared into a bell shape to 1.14 times the outside diameter and then no flaws shall be generated.
5.4 Absorbed Energy
(1) The tube shall be tested in accordance with 9.5 and the absorbed energy of the tube in the Charpy impact test shall comply with Table 5. In this case, the testing temperature
for the tube of STBL 380, STBL 450 and STBL 690 shall be 45xC, -100xC, respectively.
Table 5 (Applicable on and after Jan. 1, 1991)
Dimensions of test piece

Absorbed energy in charpy impact test J

mm

Average value of one set (3 pieces)

Each value of 2 pieces out of 3

Value of each piece

1010

21min.

21 min.

14 min.

107.5

18 min.

18 min.

12 min.

105

14 min.

14 min.

10 min.

Remark
(1) To the tube not fit to provide a test piece 10 x 5 mm, the impact test shall not be applied.
(2) The electric resistance welded steel tube shall be subjected to the impact test for the weld in addition to the Charpy impact test specified in (1), and the absorbed energy
obtained shall comply with Table 5.
In this case, the testing temperature shall be 45xC.
5.5 Hydrostatic Characteristic or Nondestructive Characteristic
The tube shall be tested in accordance with 9.6 and the resulting hydrostatic characteristic or nondestructive characteristic shall conform to either of the following two.
The preference shall be in accordance with the designation made by the purchaser or left to the discretion of the manufacturer.
(1) Hydrostatic Characteristic (Applicable on and after Jan. 1, 1991)
When the hydrostatic pressure specified by the purchaser or, in the absence of a specified value, pressure P (5 MPa max.) calculated from the formula below is applied, the tube
shall withstand it without leakage.
In this case, the purchaser may specify values of pressure lower or higher than those given in Attached Table 1
P = 2 st / D
Where
P: test pressure (MPa)
t: wall thickness of tube (mm)
D: outside diameter of tube(mm)
s: 60% of the minimum value of yield point or proof stress specified in Table 5 (N/)
(2)Nondestructive Characteristic
Either an ultrasonic examination or an eddy current examination shall be made on the tube, and there shall be no signal greater than those produced by the artificial defects of the

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reference test block which is the division UD of the working sensitivity specified in JIS G 0582 or the division EY of the working sensitivity specified in JIS G 0583, respectively.
6.Dimensions, Mass and Dimensional Tolerances
6.1 Dimensions and Mass
The outside diameter, wall thickness and mass of the tubes shall conform to (Attached Table), unless specially designated.
Attached Table.
The manufacturer shall, in general, submit to the purchaser a detailed statement carrying the test results, method of manufacture, ordered dimensions, quantity, work number
indication the history of manufacture, etc.
Outside diameter (mm)

Wall thickness (mm)

1.2

1.6

2.0

0.435

0.564

0.686

0.687

0.838

0.947

1.15

1.13

1.61

1.67

2.07

2.44

2.52

2.99

3.73

45.0

3.58

4.49

5.36

50.8

4.08

5.14

6.14

15.9
19.0
25.4
31.8

2.3

38.1

2.9

3.5

4.5

5.5

6.5

7.10

Remark
1.The numerical value of mass shall be obtained by calculating according to the following formula, assuming 1 of steel to be 7.85 g and by rounding off the result to 3 significant
figures in accordance with JIS G 8401.
W=0.02466 t (D-t)
When
W: unit mass of tube (kg/m)
t: wall thickness of tube (mm)
D: outside diameter of tube (mm)
2. In transaction, the unit mass of the tube to be taken as the standard shall be the value given in the above table increases by 15 % for hot finished seamless steel tube, by 10
% for cold finished seamless steel tube, and by 9 % electric resistance welded steel tube.
6.2 Dimensional Tolerances
The dimensional tolerances shall be as follows.
(1) The tolerances on the outside diameter of the tube shall be as specified in Table 6.

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Table 6
Tolerances on outside diameter
Division of outside diameter Hot finished seamless
steel tube

Quenched

seamless steel tube

Up to 24
25 and over, up to 40

0.25

40 and over, up to 50
50 and over, up to 60

and Cold

finished

seamless

tube Electric

resistance Cold finished electric

tempered cold finished after heat treatment other than welded steel tube not resistance welded steel

+0.4
-0.8

quenching and tempering

cold finished

tube

0.10

0.15

0.10

0.15

0.20

0.15

0.20

0.25

0.20

0.25

0.30

0.25

0.40

0.30

60 and over, up to 80

0.30

0.30

80 and over, up to100

0.40

0.40

+0.40

+0.40

+0.40

+0.40

+0.4

-0.60

-0.60

-0.80

-0.60

-1.2

+0.40

+0.40

+0.40

+0.40

-0.80

-1.80

-1.00

-0.80

+0.4

+0.40

+0.40

+0.40

+0.40

-1.8

-1.20

-1.20

-1.20

-1.20

+0.4

+0.40

+0.40

+0.40

+0.40

-2.4

-1.60

-1.60

-1.60

-1.60

100 and over, up to 120

120 and over, up to 160

160 and over, up to 200

200 and over

+0.40
-0.60

0.40

Remark
1. To the tolerances on the outside diameter of electric resistance welded steel tube not cold finished, the tolerances on the outside diameter of cold finished seamless steel tube
may be applied, when specially requested by the purchaser.
2. The purchaser may designate the permissible deviations of outside diameter of quenched and tempered cold finished seamless steel tube under 40 mm outside diameter as
0.20mm.
(2) Table 7. Tolerance on Wall Thickness and Wall thickness Deviations
TABLE 7

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Tolerances

Division of method of manufacture

Hot finished seamless steel tube

Cold finished seamless steel tube Electric resistance welded steel tube

Division of thickness mm

Up to 100

100 and over

Up to 40

Division of outside diameter mm

Under 2

+40

2 and over, up to 2.4

Permissible
deviation of wall 2.4 and over, up to 3.8
thickness %
3.8 and over, up to 4.6

4.6 and over

Permissible
thickness

40 and over

Up to 40

+0.4mm

+0.3mm

40 and over

+22

+18

+35

+35

+20

+33

+33

+28

+28

+18

wall
-

Within 22.8 of wall thickness

deviation%

Remark
The "wall thickness deviation" means the ratio of the difference between the maximum and the minimum of the measured wall thickness in the same section to the ordered wall
thickness. This is not applicable to tubes under 5.6 mm in wall thickness.
Table 8. Tolerances on Tube length
Division

Up to and incl. 50 mm in

Tolerances on tube length

Up to and incl. 7 m

outside diameter
Over 7 m

Up to and incl. 7 m
Over 50 mm in outside
diameter
Over 7 m

+0.7
0
Add 3 mm to the plus side tolerances given above for each increase of 3 m or
its fraction in length. However, the maximum value shall be 15 mm.
+10mm
0
Add 3 mm to the plus side tolerances given above for each increase of 3 m or
its fraction in length. However, the maximum value shall be 15 mm.

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Remark
When accurate length is particularly required, the relevant tolerances shall be agreed upon by the purchaser and the manufacturer.
7. Appearance
7.1 The tube shall be practically straight and its both ends shall be at right angles to the axis injurious to use.
7.2 The inside and outside surfaces of the tube shall be well-finished and free from defect injurious to use.
8. Test
8.1 Chemical Analysis
8.1.1 Chemical Analysis
General matters of chemical analysis and method of sampling analysis samples shall be in accordance with 3. of JIS G 0303
8.1.2 Method of Analysis
The method of analysis shall be in accordance with one of the following Standards.
JIS G 1211 JIS G 1212 JIS G 1213 JIS G 1214
JIS G 1215 JIS G 1216 JIS G 1224 JIS G 1253
JIS G 1256 JIS G 1257
8.2 Tensile Test
8.2.1 Test Piece
The test specimen shall be NO. 11, No. 12 A, No. 12 B or No. 12 C test piece specified in JIS Z 2201 and shall be cut off from the tube longitudinally.
8.2.2 The Method
The test method shall be in accordance with JIS Z 2241.
8.3 Flattening Test
8.3.1 Test piece
A test piece 50 mm or over in length shall be cut off from the end of a tube. For the tube whose wall thickness is 15 % or over of the outside diameter, a C-shape test piece made
by removing part of the circumference of a whole test piece may be used.
8.3.2 Test Method
The test piece shall be placed at ordinary temperature between two flat plates and flattened by compression until the distance between the plates comes to the specified value,
and checked for the occurrence of flaws or cracks on its wall surface. For the electric resistance welded steel pipe, the weld shall be placed at right angles to the direcion of
compression as shown in Fig. 1 and the C-shape test piece shall be placed as shown in Fig. 2.

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Fig 1. Flattening Test (for Whole Test piece)

Fig 2. Flattening Test(for C-shape Test Piece)
8.4 Flaring Test
8.4.1 Test Pieces
An adequate length of tube shall be cut off from one end of the tube as a test piece.
8.4.2 Method of Test
The test piece shall be flared at one of the tube ends at ordinary temperature into a bell shape and to the specified size with a conical tool forming an angle of 60x and checked
for any flaws or other defects.
8.5 Charpy Impact Test
8.5.1Test piece
The charpy impact test piece shall be NO. 4 test piece specified in JIS G 2202, However, the width of the test piece may be altered to 7.5 mm or 5 mm according to the dimensions
of the tube. This is to be cut off longitudinally.
8.5.2 Test Method
The test method shall be in accordance with the method of Charpy impact test specified in JIS Z 2242
8.6 Hydrostatic Test or Nondestructive Examination
8.6.1 The tube shall be subjected to a hydrostatic pressure and kept at the designated or specified pressure to see if it withstands the pressure without leakage
8.6.2 The test method of nondestructive examination shall be in accordance with either JIS G 0582 or JIS G 0583.
9. Inspection
9.1 General matters of inspection shall be as specified in JIS G 0303.
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4., 5., 6. and 7. However, appropriate nondestructive examinations other than those specified in 9.6 (2)2 may substitute for the said nondestructive examination when agreed
upon by the purchaser and the manufacturer.
Further, when the supplementary quality requirements given in Appendix 1 are specified or a U-bend tube given in Appendix 2 is designated by agreement between the purchaser
and the manufacturer, the results of inspection shall conform to the requirements of Z1, Z3 and Z4 in Appendix 1 and the requirements in Appendix 2, respectively.
9.3 Either the hydrostatic test or the nondestructive examination shall be performed for each pipe.
9.4 The number of specimens for the product analysis shall be agreed upon by the purchaser and the manufacturer.
9.5 The method of sampling test specimens and the number of test pieces for tensile test, flattening test and flaring test shall be as follows. Take one tube as the specimen from
each 50 tubes or its fraction of the same dimension () Which are subjected to a concurrent heat treatment, and then from the test specimen take one tensile test piece. Further,
from one end of the test specimen take one flattening test piece and from the others take one flaring test piece.
9.6 The method of sampling the test specimens and the number of test pieces for Charpy impact test shall be as follows. Take one tube as the specimen from each 100 tubes or
its fraction of the same dimensions () subjected to a concurrent heat treatment, and then take one set (3 pieces) of test pieces from each specimen.
For the electric resistance welded steel tube, take one set (3 pieces) of Charpy impact test pieces for the welded zone, in addition to the above-mentioned Charpy impact test
pieces.
Note (): The "same dimensions" means the same outside diameter combined with the same wall thickness.
10. Reinspection
10.1 The tube which fails to pass the tests specified in 9.2 to 9.4 may be retested in accordance with 4.4 in JIS G 0303 to determine whether it is acceptable or not.
10.2 When the tube fails to pass the test specified in 9.5, but satisfies the following two conditions as well as the specified limit of the average value of the absorbed energy, a
retest may be conducted to determine whether it is acceptable or not.
(a) In the case where the values for two out of the three are equal to or higher than the average value specified in Table 5 but each individual one fails to satisify the specified
value.
(b) In the case where the values for two out of the three satisfy the value specified for two pieces given in Table 5 but fail to satisfy the average value specified in the relevant
Table.
In this case, three additional test pieces shall be taken from the same lot for a retest, and each value of the three test pieces shall conform to the average value of one set (3
pieces) specified in Table 5.
11. Marking
Each tube having passed the inspection shall be marked with the following items.
However, in the case of either smaller tubes or a request fro the purchaser, the tubes may be bundled together and marked for each bundle by suitable means.
The order of arranging the items is not specified.
When approved by the purchaser, part of the items may be omitted:

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(1) Letter symbol of grade

(2) Letter symbol indication the manufacturing process ()
(3) Dimensions
(4) Manufacturer's name or its abbreviation
(5) Letter symbol Z denoting the supplementary quality requirement
Note ()
The letter symbol indicating the manufacturing process shall be as follows, provided that the dash may be replaced by a blank.
Hot finished seamless steel tube-S-H
Cold finished seamless steel tube-S-C
Electric resistance welded steel tube other than hot finished or cold finished ones-E-G
Hot finished electric resistance welded steel tube-E-H
Cold finished electric resistance welded steel tube-E-C
12. Report
The manufacturer shall, in general, submit to the purchaser a detailed statement carrying the test results, method of manufacture, ordered dimensions, quantity, work number
indicating the history of manufacture, etc.
Appendix 1. Special Quality Requirement
The special quality requirements apply only when required by the purchaser and the manufacturer shall perform the designated items on the straight tube.
Z1 Hardness
Z 1.1 The hardness of the tube shall be as given in Appendix 1 Table.
Appendix 1 Table Hardness
Symbol of class

Rockwell hardness HRB

(Mean of three points)

STBL 380

85 max.

STBL 450

90 max.

STBL 690

Z 1.2 An adequate length shall be cut off from an end of the tube as a test piece.
Z 1.3 The test method shall be in accordance with JIS Z 2245 and the hardness on the cross section or inside surface of the test piece shall be measured at three points on each
test piece.
Z 1.4 The hardness shall comply with the requirements specified in Appendix 1 Table.

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Z 1.5 The sampling of specimens and the number of test pieces shall be as specified for the tensile in 10.1 (5) 5 of the text.
Z 1.6 The tube is entitled to a retest in accordance with 4.4 of JIS G 0303 for a final acceptance.
Z 3 Ultrasonic Examination
(1) The criteria of the working sensitivity in the ultrasonic examination shall be the division UA or UC specified in JIS G 0582, and there shall be no signal equal to or greater than
those produced by the artificial defects of the reference test block.
(2) The test method of the ultrasonic examination shall be as specified in JIS G 0583
(3) The ultrasonic examination shall be performed for each tue and the results shall conform to the requirements specified in (1).
Z 4 Eddy Current Examination
(1) The criteria of the working sensitivity in the eddy current examination shall be the division EV< EW, or EX specified in JIS G 0583, and there shall be no signal equal to or
greater than those produced by the artificial defects of the reference test block.
(2) The test method of the eddy current examination shall be as specified in JIS G 0583
(3) The eddy current examination shall be performed for each tube and the results shall conform to the requirements specified in (1).
Appendix 2. U-Bend Tube
The U-bend tube shall be applicable only when required by the purchaser and shall be executed by the manufacturer.
1. Method of manufacture
The method of manufacture shall be as follows (see Appendix 2 Figure).
(1) The U-bend tube shall be manufactured by cold bending process and the bending radius shall be at least 1.5 times the outside diameter of the tube.
(2) The bent portion of the tube shall, in general, not be subjected to a heat treatment. However, when required by the purchaser, agreement may be made on heat treatment.
2. The bent portion shall be free form defects injurious to use.
3. The dimensional tolerances for bent portion shall be as specified in Appendix 2 Table 1 and the tolerances on length after bending shall be as specified in Appendix 2 Table 2.
Appendix 2 Figure
R: bend radius
Dn: nominal outside diameter
D1: outside diameter of bent portion
ln: nominal wall thickness
l1: minimum wall thickness of bent portion
p: pitch
P: p+Dn
l: length of straight portion
L: l+R+Dn/2

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Appendix 2. Table 1
Variation rate of outside diameter
D-Dn/Dn X 100
Minor axis side

Major axis side

Dn/4R X 100 max.

Dn/8R X 100 max.

However, minimum value 0.5 mm

However, minimum value 0.5 mm

Reduction rate of wall thickness

Tolerances on Pitch (P) or P

tn-t/tn X100%

mm

Dn/2.5R X 100 max

1.5

Appendix 2 Table 2. Tolerances on length of Bend Tube

Division of length

Tolerances on length (l or L) mm
+7

Up to and incl. 7 m in length of straight portion after bending

0
+10

Over 7 m in length of straight portion after bending

4. The measurement of dimensions of bent portion shall be as follows.

Take one specimen from a U-bent tube of the smallest bend radius of the tubes of the same dimension bent concurrently. Measure the outside diameters in two directions at 90
degrees in the bent portion and the wall thickness sat four locations on the circumference and obtain the variation rate of outside diameters and the reduction rate of wall
thickness
Material Comparison Tables (ASTM, KS, JIS, DIN, BS, NBN, NF, UNI)
KOREA/JAPANES
ASTM Standard

UNS NO. KS/JIS

KS/JIS

Symbol Number

GERMAN
Remarks

DIN

DIN

Type Number

BRITISH
Material
Number

Remarks

FRENCH

B.S

B.S

Number

Grade

Remarks

ITALIAN

AFNOR NF
Type

Number

Remarks

UNI

UNI

Type Number

Remarks

A 334 Seamless and

Welded C-and Alloy
Steel

Tubes

for

Low-Temperature
Service
STLT 39
Grade 1

K03008

/
380

STBL

D3571 /

TT St

G 3464

41N

1.0437

WBL-680(3b)

(3)

TU
BT

42

A49-230

(32)

C 15 5949

(6)Seamless
Only

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STLT 46
Grade 3

K31918

STBL

450

Grade 6

10 Ni

G 3464

14

K03006

K31340

STBL

690

HFS
1.5637

X8 Ni

G 3464

3603

503 LT CAT.2

HFS
1.0456

45 N

D3571 /

WBL-680(3b)

100

TT St

(3)

STLT 70
Grade 8

D3571 /

WBL-680(3b)

3603

410 LT CAT.2
50
HFS

1.5662

WBL-680(3b)

3603

590 LT CAT.2
196

TU 16 N
14

TU A 42
BT

TU Z 11
N9

A49-230

(3c)

A49-230

(29)

A49-230

(6)

18 Ni

5949

Seamless Only

C 20 5949

Seamless Only

14

12 X
Ni 09

5949

JIS Number and Corresponding Foreign Standards

JIS

ASTM

BS

DIN

NF

ISO

Standard

Standard

Standard

Standard

Standard

Standard

Number
G3464

Grade

Type

STBL380 C

Number
A334

Grade Type
Gr1

(STBL39)

STBL450 Ni

A334

Gr3

Ni

(STBL46)
STBL690 Ni
(STBL70)

A334

Gr8

Ni

Grade

Type

3603

HFS410LT50

17173

FONi14 Ni

"

CFS410LT50

17174

X8Ni9

"

ERW410LT50 C

"

CEW410LT50 C

3603

HF503LT100

Ni

A49-230 TU10N14 Ni

"

CF503LT100

Ni

A49-213 TU10N14 Ni

3603

HFS509LT196 Ni

A49-230 TUZ6N9

Ni

"

CFS509LT196 Ni

A49-215 TUZ6N9

Ni

Number

Number

Grade

Type

Number

Grade

Type

Number

Index
Grade Type Number

2604/2

TS6

2604/2

TS43 Ni

2604/2

TS45 Ni

Ni

C014

Seamless Only