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Recommended Temperature
Ranges for Use*
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Grade=
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ºF
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ºC
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-450º to -250º
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-272º to -157º
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Inco 718
A286
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-300º to -100º
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-184º to -73º
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Austenitic stainless steels
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-100º to -30º
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-73º to -34º
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AISI 4340
AISI 8740
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-30º to 32º
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-34º to 0º
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AISI 4037
AISI 4140
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32º to 450º
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0º to 232º
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Medium carbon steels
Low alloy steels
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450º to 900º
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232º to 482º
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Stainless steels
Chromium-molybdenum alloy steels (AISI 4100, 8600, 8700
series)
ASTM A193 B16
H11
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900º to 1200º
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482º to 650º
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A286
Inco 718
Many super alloys
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Above 1200º
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Above 650º
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A refractory alloy
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=Note: These are the most commonly used fastener alloys; many others are available that
will meet very specialized applications. The alloy selected for a fastener application must
not only maintain strength, etc., at the temperatures it will be heated to, it must also
resist the environment in which it is used. Thus, corrosion resistance of the metal selected
must be considered.
*(taken from IFI Fastener Standards, 6th Edition and ASM Metals Handbook, Vol. 1, 10th Edition)
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