ASTM A182 F22 Forged Fittings

ASTM A182 F22 Forged Fittings Used Primary Requirement?

chromium-moly based ASTM A182 F22 Forged Fitting is also used in those applications where corrosion resistance is a primary requirement. Although the corrosion resistance property of chromium moly based Forged A182 F22 Socket Fitting is lower in comparison to most ferritic classes and lower than the austenitic class grade 300 series stainless steel, the Normalized Alloy Steel Threaded Full Coupling we manufacture from Chromoly Steel Alloy demonstrate good resistance to corrosion especially if compared to mild steel grades. Therefore, chrome-moly fittings, such as the Alloy Steel A182 F22 Threaded Fittings are often used in those applications where mild steel grades aren’t able to meet our clients expectations.

Alloy Steel F22 Fittings Similar To Wrought Steel Grade?

Although the chemical composition of ferrous fittings like the Cast Alloy Steel BS 3799 Union are similar to wrought steel grades, the mechanical properties for cast alloyed fittings are lower. Therefore the use of these fittings need to be restricted to those applications which do not have the need for properties like corrosion resistance or very high tensile strength. Because of the alloys properties such as good weldability, notch toughness, and yield strength, our clients prefer using the Low AS BS3799 F22 Forged Tee for applications like automotive and aerospace bodies, railway lines as well as for offshore and onshore structural engineering. Similar to chrome-moly steels, the High Alloy Steel ASME F22 Forged Elbow can withstand high temperature & pressure along with offering good wear resistance, high tensile strength and creep resistance but relatively low toughness.