Low-temperature structural steels are steels that are specially designed for low temperatures. These are steels that are used at temperatures between 0 ° C and -273 ° C. While the toughness of steels usually drops with falling temperatures, this effect is delayed by cold alloy steels through certain alloying elements and thus shifted to lower temperature ranges. Low-temperature steels are used in the chemical and petrochemical industry, refrigeration technology and aerospace technology. Below you 'll find steel materials which belongs to material group: "Low-temperature structural steels"
Low-temperature Structural Steels
Steel Material Groups
- Aging resistant steels
- Bake hardening steels
- Bearing steels
- Case hardening steels
- Cold extrusion steels
- Complex phase steels
- Dual phase steels
- Fine-grain cold pressed steels
- Fine-grain structural steels
- Free cutting steels
- Heat resistant steels
- Heat-resistant cast steels
- Heat-resistant structural steels
- Heating conductor alloys
- High-speed steels
- High-strength multi-phase steels
- High-strength steels
- High-temperature steels
- High-temperature steels / aviation variant
- Higher strength steels
- Hydrogen resistant steels
- Low-temperature steels
- Low-temperature structural steels
- Microalloyed steels
- Nickel and cobalt alloys
- Nitriding steels
- Non-magnetizable steels
- Others
- Phosphorus alloyed steels
- Precipitation hardening steels
- Quenched and tempered steels
- Rust and acid resistant cast steels
- Rust and acid resistant steels
- Sheet metal and slit strip
- SOW WARM
- Special steels aviation and aerospace
- Special steels for defense technology
- Spring steels
- Steels for surface hardening
- Tool steels for cold work
- Tool steels for hot work
- Unalloyed bearing steels
- Unalloyed structural steels
- Unalloyed tool steels / carbon steels
- Valve steels
- Weatherproof structural steels
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