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Sakthitharan
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Non Magnetic Materials in ASME Sec II Part A.

11/24/2011 9:50 AM

Stainless steel is non-magnetic then Why SS materials are under ASME sec II part-A (Ferrous Metal)...????? What is the reason...????
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Re: Non Magnetic materials in ASME sec II Part A.

11/24/2011 9:56 AM

A little basic research is in order. You might actually learn something.

You might also learn that "stainless steel" is stainess, either.

  1. Is stainless steel magnetic? Does it depend on the amount of ...
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Re: Non Magnetic Materials in ASME Sec II Part A.

11/24/2011 3:40 PM

Because it contains iron.

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