If you need a stainless steel that resists intergranular corrosion—especially after welding—DANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable is an excellent choice. En tant que version à faible émission de carbone de l'EN 1.4301 (AISI 304), il est parfait pour les industries comme l’agroalimentaire et les produits pharmaceutiques où la résistance à la corrosion et l’hygiène sont les plus importantes. Ce guide couvre tout, de ses spécifications aux applications du monde réel, helping you make informed decisions for your projects.
1. DANS 1.4307 Acier inoxydable: Aperçu & Key Specifications
Let’s start with the basics ofDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable—its composition, normes, et propriétés principales.
Composition chimique
LeDANS 1.4307 composition is defined by its low carbon content (maximum 0.03%), which sets it apart from EN 1.4301. It also contains 18–20% chromium (pour la résistance à la corrosion) and 8–12% nickel (for its austenitic structure), plus small amounts of manganese (maximum 2.0%) and silicon (maximum 1.0%). This low-carbon blend is the key to its resistance to intergranular corrosion.
Normes de l'industrie & Equivalents
DANS 1.4307 follows strict global standards to ensure consistency:
- 1.4307 AISI 304L equivalent: It’s the direct European counterpart to AISI 304L, so they can be used interchangeably in most projects.
- 1.4307 UNS S30403: The Unified Numbering System identifier, used in North America.
- 1.4307 ASTM A240: ASTM standard for plates and sheets, et 1.4307 DANS 10088-2: European standard for flat products (sheets/plates).
Physical & Propriétés mécaniques
Below is a table of critical properties that makeDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable ideal for corrosion-sensitive applications:
| Propriété | Valeur |
|---|---|
| 1.4307 densité | 7.9 g/cm³ |
| 1.4307 point de fusion | 1400 °C |
| 1.4307 yield strength | ≥ 200 MPa |
| 1.4307 résistance à la traction | 520–720 MPa |
| 1.4307 Brinell hardness | ≤ 215 HB |
| 1.4307 low-carbon austenitic | Non magnétique (unless cold-worked), with high ductility |
Exemple: A dairy processor usesDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable for milk storage tanks. C'estlow-carbon austenitic structure resists corrosion from milk acids, and its smooth surface is easy to clean—meeting food safety standards.
2. Résistance à la corrosion & Environmental Performance
DANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable’s biggest advantage is its strong corrosion resistance, especially against intergranular corrosion.
Key Corrosion Behaviors
- 1.4307 intergranular corrosion immunity: Its low carbon content prevents carbide precipitation at grain boundaries, so it won’t corrode along grain edges—even after welding.
- 1.4307 sensitization prevention: Unlike EN 1.4301, it doesn’t become “sensitized” (prone to intergranular corrosion) lorsqu'il est chauffé, making it ideal for welded parts.
- 1.4307 PREN ~18: The Pitting Resistance Equivalent Number (PREN) of ~18 means it handles mild chlorides (par ex., indoor plumbing) well.
- 1.4307 atmospheric corrosion: Excellent resistance to dry, humid, and urban air. It’s used for architectural cladding that stays rust-free for decades.
Critical Corrosion Considerations
- 1.4307 chloride pitting resistance: Low risk in clean, low-chloride environments, but avoid high-chloride settings (par ex., saltwater pools) — use EN 1.4404 (AISI 316L) for those.
- 1.4307 crevice corrosion threshold: Avoid tight crevices (par ex., unsealed bolts) in wet areas—they can trap moisture and cause pitting.
- 1.4307 seawater limits: Can handle occasional seawater splashes (par ex., coastal building trim) but not full submersion.
- 1.4307 contre 1.4301 corrosion comparison: Both offer similar general corrosion resistance, but EN 1.4307 is far better at resisting intergranular corrosion after welding.
Étude de cas: A pharmaceutical company usesDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable for drug mixing tanks. The tanks are welded, and EN 1.4307’sintergranular corrosion immunity ensures no rust forms in weld areas—critical for keeping drugs pure.
3. Traitement thermique & Microstructure Stability
Proper heat treatment helps maintainDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable’s corrosion resistance and microstructure stability.
Common Heat Treatment Processes
| Processus | Temperature & Method | But |
|---|---|---|
| 1.4307 solution annealing 1000–1100 °C | 1000–1100 °C, suivi de1.4307 water quench or rapid air cool | Dissolves any small carbides, restores full corrosion resistance |
| 1.4307 residual stress relief anneal | 300–500 °C, slow cool | Reduces stress from welding or cold working without affecting corrosion resistance |
| 1.4307 hot working range 1150–850 °C | 1150–850 °C | Shapes the metal (par ex., forger, rolling) sans craquer |
Critical Considerations
- 1.4307 carbide precipitation avoidance: Its low carbon content means carbide precipitation (which causes intergranular corrosion) is almost impossible—even if heat treatment is slightly off.
- 1.4307 grain growth control: Solution annealing at 1000–1100 °C keeps grain sizes small (ASTM 5–8), balancing strength and ductility.
- 1.4307 cold working strain hardening: Cold working (like bending) increases hardness, but it won’t reduce corrosion resistance—unlike some other grades.
- 1.4307 magnetic permeability after cold work: It may become slightly magnetic after heavy cold working, but this doesn’t affect its corrosion resistance or strength.
Exemple: A manufacturer of heat exchanger tubes usesDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable. They solution anneal the tubes at 1050 °C and water quench to ensurecarbide precipitation avoidance—the tubes resist corrosion from coolants for 10+ années.
4. Soudage, Fabrication & Machining Guidelines
DANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable is easy to weld and fabricate, making it popular for complex parts.
Welding Tips
- 1.4307 weldability rating: Excellent (noté 9/10)—it welds well with TIG, MOI, and stick methods.
- 1.4307 no preheat required: Unlike martensitic grades (par ex., 410), it doesn’t need preheating, saving time and money.
- 1.4307 filler metal ER308L: Use this low-carbon filler to match the base metal’s corrosion resistance—avoid high-carbon fillers like ER308.
- 1.4307 post-weld cleaning passivation: While not mandatory (thanks to its intergranular corrosion immunity), passivation (with nitric acid) boosts general corrosion resistance by 30–40%.
Usinage & Fabrication
- 1.4307 machining speeds and feeds: Use speeds of 150–250 m/min (tournant) and feeds of 0.1–0.3 mm/rev—avoid overheating, which can reduce tool life.
- 1.4307 tool life with carbide inserts: Carbide tools last 2–3x longer than high-speed steel (HSS) when machining EN 1.4307.
- 1.4307 formability deep drawing: Excellent—its austenitic structure lets it be deep-drawn into shapes like food cans or sink basins without cracking.
- 1.4307 distortion control techniques: Use clamps during welding and uniform heating during forming to minimize distortion.
Étude de cas: A kitchen appliance maker usesDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable for dishwasher interiors. They deep-draw the metal into curved shapes (thanks to itsformability deep drawing) and weld seams without preheating—producing 10,000+ interiors per month with no defects.
5. Product Forms, Sizes & Supply Chain
DANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable is available in many forms to fit different applications—here’s what you can find.
Common Product Forms
- 1.4307 stainless steel plate thicknesses: 3–200mm (used for chemical storage tanks, pièces structurelles).
- 1.4307 sheet gauge chart: 26 jauge (0.45 mm) à 8 jauge (4.0 mm) (used for kitchen appliances, équipement pharmaceutique).
- 1.4307 seamless pipe EN 10216-5: Sizes ½–24 inches (used for pharmaceutical and food processing piping).
- 1.4307 welded tube EN 10217-7: Sizes ½–12 inches (used for plumbing, brewery lines).
- 1.4307 round bar stock: Diameters 5–300 mm (used for fasteners, arbres).
Supply Chain Tips
- 1.4307 angle iron sizes: Common sizes include 20x20x3 mm to 100x100x10 mm (used for structural supports in food facilities).
- 1.4307 coil slit widths: 50–1600 mm (used for mass-produced parts like heat exchanger fins).
- 1.4307 flat bar tolerances: Most suppliers offer tolerances of ±0.1 mm for thickness—ideal for precision parts like pharmaceutical equipment components.
- 1.4307 hollow bar suppliers: Look for ISO 9001-certified suppliers to ensure consistent wall thickness and corrosion resistance.
6. Applications industrielles & Études de cas
DANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable is used in industries where corrosion resistance (surtout après le soudage) and hygiene are critical.
Applications clés
- 1.4307 équipement de transformation des aliments: Mixers, convoyeurs, and storage bins—its corrosion resistance handles food acids, and it’s easy to sanitize.
- 1.4307 brewery tanks: Stores beer and wort without adding metallic tastes—resists corrosion from hops and yeast.
- 1.4307 pharmaceutical piping: Transports drugs and solvents—meets strict hygiene standards and resists chemical corrosion.
- 1.4307 dairy processing: Milk tanks and pipelines—its smooth surface prevents bacterial growth.
- 1.4307 cryogenic vessels: Stores liquids at very low temperatures (jusqu'à -196 °C)—its austenitic structure stays ductile even in cold.
Real-World Example: A brewery usesDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable for 10,000-liter fermentation tanks. The tanks are welded, and EN 1.4307’ssensitization prevention ensures no rust forms in welds. Après 5 années d'utilisation, the tanks still look new and produce consistent-tasting beer.
Yigu Technology’s Perspective on EN 1.4307 Acier inoxydable
Chez Yigu Technologie, we supplyDANS 1.4307 acier inoxydable to food, pharmaceutique, and dairy clients globally. Its low-carbon design and intergranular corrosion immunity make it perfect for welded parts like tanks and piping. We offer custom cuts (par ex., mirror finish sheets for architectural projects) and provide certification documents to meet industry standards. For food clients, we ensure our EN 1.4307 meets FDA requirements, so their equipment is safe and durable.
FAQ About EN 1.4307 Acier inoxydable
- Is EN 1.4307 stainless steel magnetic?
No—unless it’s heavily cold-worked. C'est 1.4307 low-carbon austenitic structure is non-magnetic, but heavy bending or stamping can make it slightly magnetic. This doesn’t affect its corrosion resistance or strength. - When should I use EN 1.4307 instead of EN 1.4301?
Use EN 1.4307 if your project involves welding. EN 1.4307’s intergranular corrosion immunity means it won’t corrode along welds, while EN 1.4301 may become sensitized and prone to intergranular corrosion after welding. - Can EN 1.4307 be used in high-temperature applications?
Yes—it has good 1.4307 oxidation resistance jusqu'à 870 °C. It’s used for heat exchanger tubes and oven parts, but avoid temperatures above 900 °C for long periods—this can reduce its strength.