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(Supplement: High Nickel Alloy, Permalloy, Bi-metal, Titanium, Power Spring Strip, High Carbon Steel Strip, Plated Metal Strip, Electrogalvanized (Silver top) steel strip/ sheet, Perforated Metal, Silicon Steel Sheet for Electrical Use, Iron Chromium Cobalt Magnetic Alloys, Rare Earth Alloys, Neodymium (Nd) - Iron (Fe) - Boron (B) Magnetic Alloys, Ferrites, Soft Ferrites, Silicon Low Carbon Steel, Ferro - Nickel Alloy, Porcelain for insulators & Inorganic Matericals)

                                                                  
1.0 ¤£ù׿û¸i¤ù/ ±i¤ù/ªO§÷
Stainless Steel & Alloy Strip, Sheet & Plate
1
1.1 ¤£ù׿ûªº©w¸q
Definition of Stainless Steel
1
1.1.2 ¤ñ¸û¤­¤jÃþ¤£ù׿ûªº²§¦P
Comparison of different type of Stainless Steel
2
1.1.3 ¤£ù׿ûªº¦n³B
Advantage of Stainless Steel
3
1.1.4 ±j«×¡B¦ù©µ¯à¤O¤Î¥[¤u¯à¤O
Strength, Ductility and formability
4
1.1.5 ¤£ù׿û»P¨ä¥Lª÷Äݪº¤ñ­«¡B¦ù©µ©Ê¯à¡B¾É¼ö©Ê¯à¡B¼ö¿± µÈ©Ê¯à¤Î¹qªýªº¤ñ¸û
Comparison specific gravity electricity, thermal conductivity,
Thermal expansion and electrical resistance of stainless steel
and other metals
5
1.1.6 ¤ñ­«
Specific Gravity
6
1.17 ¦ù©µ«×
Elasticity
6
1.1.8 ¹qªý
electrical resistance
7
1.1.9 ¼ö¶Ç¾É
Thermal conductivity
 
1.1.10 ¼ö¿±²é
Thermal Expansion
8
1.1.11 ¤£ù׿ûºÒ¿û¾T¦Xª÷¤Î»É¦Xª÷ªº¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à¤ñ¸û
Comparison of mechanical propertities of selected stainless
Steels, carbon steels and aluminum & bronze alloys
9
1.1.12 ¤£ù׿ûùتº¦X¦¨ª÷ÄݤβK¥[ª÷Äݹ藍ù׿û§Ü»G»k©Ê¯à¤Î
¨ä¥L©Ê¯àªº¼vÅT
Alloy & Additive of Stainless Steel and its corrosion & other properties
10
1.1.13 ±q304(18/8)¤£ù׿ûºtÅÜ¥X¨Óªº¦UºØ¤£ù׿û
Various Type of Stainless Steel Evolution from 304(18/8)
11
1.1.14 AISI-304 ¤£ù׿ûªº¬ï³z»G»k²v (±K«× : 7.87§J/¥ß¤è²@¦Ì¡A»G»k²v: ¨C¦~ 0.0762(3/1000¦T)
Conversion of Corrosion penentration rates for AISI-304 Stainless steel (density 7.87 g/cm3) and a corrosion rate of 0.0762mm (3/1000 inches)/yr.
12
1.1.15 ¤£ù׿û¤u·~¼Ð·Ç
Industrial standard of stainless steel
13
1.1.16 ¼Ú¬w¼Ð·Ç(EN10088-2:1995)¤£ù׿û¤ù(«p«×20MM¥H¤U)¤Î(«p«× 20-200M)ªººØÃþ¡A¥[¤u¤èªk¡Aªí­±ª¬ºA¤Î¯SÂI
Types processing method, surface finished & features of stainless
strip, sheet(Thickness under 20mm) & Plate (Thickness 20-200mm)
to EN1088-2 : 1995
18 - 20
1.1.17 ¤£ù׿û¤§¯S½è
Features of Stainless Steel
22
1.1.18 µo©ú¤£ù׿ûªº§Mª÷¾Ç®a
Metallurgists of Stainless Steel
23
1.1.19 ¸ê²`ªº¤£ù׿û³y¼t
Pioneer Stainless Steel makers
24
1.1.20 °ª»Ì¤£ù׿û
High-chromium Stainless Steel W442
25
1.2 ¥Í²£¤èªk¤Î¬yµ{
Production Method
26
1.2.1 ¥Í²£¤èªk
Production Method
26
1.3 ¤£ù׿û¤ù¥Í²£¬yµ{
Manufacturing flow chart of Stainless Steel Strip/ Sheet/ Plate
27
1.4 ¤£ù׿û¥D­n»s³y¹Lµ{²LÄÀ
Explanations of Stainless Steel Manufacturing Process
28
1.5 ¨ãÅé¥Í²£¹Ï¸Ñ
Manufacturing Process in Illustration
30 - 34
1.5.1 ·»¤Æ¤Îű³y¬yµ{
Melting and Casting flow-chart
30
1.5.2 ¿ûËò³B²z¤Î°Åµô¬yµ{
Slabbing and Slab Conditioning flow-chart
31
1.5.3 ¼öªî¬yµ{
Hot Rolled flow-chart
32
1.5.4 §Nªî¬yµ{
Cold Rolled flow-chart
33
1.5.5 °Å¤Á¤À±ø¤Î¥]¸Ë
Shearing & Slittering
34
1.6 ÀˬdÃÒ©ú®Ñ
Mill's Inspection Certificate
35 - 36
1.7 ª÷ÄÝ»G»k
Corrosion of Metal
38 - 43
  »G»k©w¸q
Definition of Corrosion
38
  »G»kºØÃþ
Different Kinds of Corrosion
38
  ª÷ÄÝ»G»kªº¹B§@¦¨(ªk©Ô§Ì)©w«ß
Law of " Faraday"
38
  »G»k¹q¦À
Corrosion Cell
38
  Àô¹Ò¹q¦À
Environmental Cell
39
  »G»k¦ì¸m
Type of Corrosion
39
  ¦ÛµMÀô¹Ò¡B¤ô¡B®ü¤ô¡B¤gÄ[¡B²V¾®¤g¹ïª÷Äݪº¼vÅT
How Natural Environment, water, sea water, soil and concret affect metal ?
39 - 41
  ª÷Äݦb²H¤ô/®ü¤ô/¤gÄ[ªº»G»k³t²v
The Rate of Corrosion of Metal made by Fresh Water, Sea Water and Soil
41
  ­pºâª÷ÄÝ»G»kªº¤èªk
The Method of Calculation of Corrosion
41
  ª÷Äݪº®zÂI¬O»G»kªº¨Ó·½
The Weak Point of Metal is the Starting Point of Corrosion
41 - 43
  ·Å«×¡BÁ{¬É¬Û¹ï·Å«×
How Temperature affects Corrosion
41
  µ²´¹¯Ê³´
Crystal Defects
41
  §N¥[¤u
Cold Working
42
  ´¹²Éµ²ºc¤Î´¹¶¡»G»k
Grain Structure & Inter-granular Corrosion
42
  ´¹²É§Îª¬
Grain Shape
42
  ¸Ñ¨M¤èªk
Solution of Corrosion Resistance
42
  ª÷Äݯ«×
Purity
42
  ª÷ÄݲK¥[ª«
Additive on Metal
42
  ¼ö³B²z
Heat Treatment
43
1.8 ùתºµo¥Í»P¤£ù׿û¤ÎÜg¹ï¤Æ¾Çª««~ªº§Ü»G»k«ü¼Ð
Rusting, Corrosion Resistance of Stainless Steel & Titanium against Chemicals
45 - 47
  ùתºµo¥Í
Rusting
45
  ¤£ù׿û¤ÎÜg¹ï¤Æ¾Çª««~ªº§Ü»G»k«ü¼Ð
Corrosion Resistance of Stainless Steel & Titanium against Chemicals
45 - 47
1.9 ¤£ù׿û¤§¤ÀÃþ¡A­@»G»k©Ê¤Î­@¼ö©Ê
Classification, Corrosion Resistance & Heat Resistance of Stainless Steel
49 - 50
  ÅK»Ì¨t¤£ù׿û
Chrome Stainless Steel
49
  °¨¤óÅé
Martensite
49
  §CºÒ°¨¤óÅé
Low Carbon Martensite
49
  §tÅKÅé
Ferrite Stainless Steel
49
  Âì»Ì¨t¤£ù׿û
Nickel Chrome Stainless Steel
50
  Precipitation Hardening Stainless Steel 50
  ÅK¿ø¾T¤£ù׿û
Fe / Mn / Al Stainless Steel
50

1.10

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Nickel Allergy
53 -55
  ¤Þµo±Ó·Pªº¾÷¨î
Mechanism of Nickel Allergy
53
  ¬ªÂì¤Îª÷ÄÝ»G»kªºÃö³s
Nickel Emission and Metal Corrosion
53 - 55
1.11.0 ºÏ¤O
Magnetic
59 - 65
1.11.1 ¤£ù׿ûªººÏ©Ê
Magnetic Property & Stainless Steel
55
  ½u¸g§N¤u§@«áªººÏ©Êº¯³z
Permeability after Cold Working
59
1.11.2 ºÏ¾Ç
Magnetism
60
1.11.2a ³nºÏ
Soft Magnetic
60
1.11.2b µwºÏ
Hard Magnetic
60
1.11.3 ºÏ³õ
Magnetic Fields
60 - 61
1.11.4 ºÏ©Ê·PÀ³
Magnetic Induction
61
1.11.5 ³zºÏ«×
Magnetic Permeability
61
1.11.6 ºÏ¤Æ²v
Magnetic Susceptibility
61 - 62
1.11.7 ºÏ¤O(magnetic force)¤ÎºÏ³õ(magnetic field)¬O¦]ª«®Æùتº¹q¤l(electron)¬¡°Ê¦Ó²£¥Íªº
Magnetic Force , Field & Electron
62
1.11.8 §ÜºÏÅé¡B¶¶ºÏÅé¡BÅKºÏÅé¡B¤ÏÅKºÏÅé¤Î¨ÈÅKºÏÅé
Diamagnetism, Paramagnetic, Ferromagnetism
63
  §ÜºÏÅé
Diamagnetism
63
  ¶¶ºÏÅé
Paramagnetic
63
  ÅKºÏÅé
Ferromagnetism
63
  ¤ñ¸û§ÜºÏÅé¡B¶¶ºÏÅé¤ÎÅKºÏÅé
Comparision of Diamagnetic / Paramagnetic / Ferromagnetic
64
1.11.9 ¤ÏÅKºÏÅé
Antiferromagnetism
65
1.11.10 ¨ÈÅKºÏÅé
Ferrimagnetism
65
1.12 ¦p¦ó¿ï¾Ü¤£ù׿û§÷
How to select Stainless Steel
69 - 70
1.13 µw¤Æ¤Î¼ö³B²z
Heat Treatment Hardening
73 - 77
  ²f¤õ»Pµw¤Æ
Quenching & Hardening
73
  ¥¿±`¤Æ Normalizing 73
  °h¤õ Annealing
73
  §¹¥þ°h¤õ Full Annealing 73
  ÂX´²°h¤õ Diffusion Annealing 74
  §C·Å°h¤õ Low Temperature Annealing 74
  ¤¤³~°h¤õ Process Annealing 74
  ²y¤Æ°h¤õ Spheroidizing Annealing 74
  ¥ú½÷°h¤õ Bright Annealing 74
  ¨ä¥L°h¤õ¤èªk Other Annealing Method 74
  ²f¤õ Quenching 74 - 75
  ®É¶¡²f¤õ Time Quenching 75
  ¶ø¤óÅé²f¤õ Austempering 75
  °¨¤óÅé²f¤õ Marquenching 75
  ²f¤õ¾¯/§N«o³t«×
The rate of Cooling and Quenching Media
75 - 76
  ¦^¤õ Tempering 75 - 76
  ªí­±µw¤Æ Surface (case ) Hardening 76
  º¯ºÒ¤Æ Carbonizing 76
  ´á¤Æªk Nitriding 77
  µ¥Â÷¤l´á¤Æªk Plasma - nitriding 77
  ®ðÅ麯ºÒªk Gas Caburizing 77
  ÆQ²Gªk Liquid Salt Bath 77
2.0 ±`¥Î¤£ù׿û¨÷¤ù / ¤ù / ªO¥Í²£¼Ð·Ç
Standard of General Use Stainless Steel Strip / Sheet & Plates
79 - 87
2.1 ¤£ù׿û - ºØÃþ¡A¤u·~¼Ð·Ç¡A¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷¡A¯SÂI¤Î¥D­n¥Î³~
Stainless Steel - Type, Industrial Standard, Chemical Composition, Characteristic & End Usage of the most commonly used Stainless Steel
 
2.2 ¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à
Mechanical Properties
89 - 95
2.2.1 ¤£ù׿û¤ù¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à
(301, 304, 631 CSP)
Mechanical Properties of Spring use Stainless Steel
(301, 304, 631 CSP)
89
2.2.2 Á¡¨÷¤ù¤ÎÁ¡¤ù(0.3¦Ü2.9mm«p¤§¤ù)¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à
Mechanical Properties of Thin Stainless Steel (Thickness From 0.3mm to 2.9mm) - strip/sheet
90
2.2.3 ¶ø¤óÅ餣ù׿û¦b·»²G³B²z¤Uªº¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à
Mechanical Properties of Austenitic Stainless Steel Under Solution Treatment Conditions(SUS G4305)
91
2.2.4 ÅK¯ÀÅé¤Î°¨¤óÅ餣ù׿û¦^¤õ¤Uªº¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à
Mechanical Properties Under Annealed Condition Of Stainless Steel
92
2.2.5 ¤£ù׿û¤Î°ªÂì¦Xª÷ªº§Ü»Ä¤Î§Ü»G»k¯à¤O
Acid and Corrosion Resistance of Stainless Steel & High Nickel Alloys(0.1g/m2/hr or less)
93 - 94
2.2.6 ­@°ª·Å¤Î¨ä¥L»G»k¤£ù׿û (®ðÅé¡BÆQ¯D¡B¶u¤Î¤ô)
High Temperature Corrosion Resistance of Stainless Steel (Against Gas, Salt-bath, Sodium and Water)
95
2. 3 ¤£ù׿ûºä¡B¨÷¤ù¡B¤ù¤ÎªO¤§«p«×¤ÀÃþ
Classification of Foil, Strip, Sheet & Plate by Thickness
96
2.4.1 ¤£ù׿ûÀ³¤O°h¤õ¨÷¤ù±`¥Î³W®æ¦Wµü¹Ï¸Ñ
General Specification of Tension Annealed Stainless Steel Strips
97 - 98
  ´Tªø¨÷¦±«×
Coil Set
97
  ¤ùÃäÅs¦±«×
Camber
97
  ¾î´T¨÷¦±«×
Cross Bow
97
  §á¦±«×
Twist
97
  ¤ùÃä¾ã»ô«×
Waving at the Edge
97
  ¥W²ª¤ÎÂI»k
Dents and Pitting
97
  ½u¯¾
Lines
97
  ©Ô¤O°h¤õ«áªº¿û¤ù
Tension Annealed Material
97
  ªo¯×¤Î¥Íù×
Grease, Oil and Rusting
97
  ¥]¥¾¿û¤ù
Interleaf Paper
97
  ®Ö¤ßª½®|
Inner Core Diameter
97
  ¥X¼tÃÒ©ú®Ñ
Mill's Certificate
97
  ¹Ï¸Ñ
Picture Description
98
2.4.2 ¤£ù׿û¤ù§÷±`¥Î¥N¸¹ (SUS)
Designation of SUS Special Used Stainless Steel
99
2.5 ªí­±³B²z (1¸¹¡A2¤B¡A2¤A¡A3¸¹¡A4¸¹¡A¥ú«G°h¤õ¡A³Â¯¾¡A¾v¯¾¡A8¸¹¿i¥ú¡AÀ£ªá¡A¬V¦â¤£ù׿û¡A¥[½¤³B²z)

Surface Finish (No.1, No.2D, No.2B, No.3, No.4, BA, DF, HL, No.8,Emboss, Coloured, Pre-coated)
100 - 101
2.6 ªí­±«OÅ@½¦¯È
Surface Protection film

S.P.V-W SPP´â¤A²mW
SPV-C ´â¤A²mC
SPV-D¦X¦¨¾ð¯×
VC´â¤A²m
102
2.7 Ãä½t³B²z
Edge Finish
103
2.8 §`¦T¤Î¤½®t
Available Size & Tolerance
104 - 107
2.8.1 ¤£ù׿ûºä¤§§`¦T¤Î¤½®t
Foil-Available size & Tolerance
104
2.8.2 ¤£ù׿ûÁ¡¤ù¤Î¸i¤ù(0.3¦Ü2.9mm«p¤§¤ù)§`¦T¤Î¤½®t
Thin Strip & sheet(Thickness from 0.3mm to 2.9mm)Available size & Tolerance
105
2.8.3 ¤£ù׿ûªO¤§§`¦T¤Î¤½®t
Stainless steel plate, heavy gauge
106
2.8.4 ¤£ù׿û«pªO
Stainless Steel Plate- Heavy Gauge
107
2.9 ¥]¸Ë¤ÎáMÀY
Marking and Packing
108 - 110
2.9.1 ±²¤ù¥]¸Ë
Strip Packing
108
2.9.2 ±i¤ù¥]¸Ë
Sheet Packing
109
2.9.3 ªO§÷¥]¸Ë¥Ü½d
Plate Marking & Packing
110
2.10 °Å¤ÁªA°È
Slittering & Shearing services
111
3.0 ¼u®¥Î¤£ù׿û
Spring Stainless Steel
113 - 120
3.1 ¼u®¥Î¤£ù׿û
Stainless Steel for Spring Use
113
3.1.1 301¼u¤ù¶·ª¾
301 Stainless Steel used for Spring in brief
113
3.1.2 ¨ä¥L¤u·~½s¸¹¤£ù׿û¼u¤ù
Other Stainless Steel used for Spring
(µo±ø¤ù½Ð°Ñ¾\17.0 - page 198)
113
3. 2 ¤é¥»¤u·~¼Ð·Ç¼u®¥Î³~¤£ù׿û JIS G4313
Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Strip for Springs JIS G4313
114
3.2.1 ¿û§÷ºØÃþ¤Î½s¸¹
Class and Grade
114
3.2.2 µw«×¡BÅs¤}¡B©Ô¤O¡B«OÃÒ±j«×¤Î¦ù©µ«×(¤é¥»¤u·~¼Ð·ÇJIS G4313)

Hardness, Bend, Tensile Strength, Proof Stress and Elongation(JIS G4313)
116 - 117
3.2.3 SUS301¤Î SUS301L¤£ù׿û¦b¼ö¯àºëªî¤Uªº¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à
Mechanical Properties of SUS301 and SUS301L under Thermal Refining Rolled Conditions
118
3.2.4 Ås«×(¦±­±) - ³Ì¤j®e³\­È (Áï«×¶W¹L10¤½Âç)
Camber - Permissible Maximum Value (Width over 10mm)
118
3.2.5 ¥­ª½«×(¯SÁ¡«p«×¤ù§÷)¤½¦¡
Flatness Formular
118
3.2.6 ¥­ª½«×´ú¸Õ
Flatness Test
119
3.2.7 «í·Å¶q«×V«¬¤ÎW«¬Ås¦±ªºµw«×
Hardness Measurement Under Constant Temperature Before "V" + "W" Bend Test
119
3.2.8 V«¬Ås¦±´ú¸Õ
V Bend Test
119
3.2.9 W«¬Ås¦±´ú¸Õ
W-Bend Test
120
4.0 ²`¨R¥Î¤£ù׿û
Deep Drawing
123 - 126
4.1 ²¤¶ General 123
4.2 ¦UºØª÷Äݲ`¨R´î­±²v·¥­­
Deep Drawing
123
4.3 ½è¶q­pºâ¤½¦¡
Mass Formula
124
4.4 ¤£ù׿û¤ñ­«
Specific Gravity of Stainless Steel
125
5.0 ¯»¥½¤£ù׿ûStainless Steel Metal Injection Powder 127 - 131
5.1 ¯»¥½§Mª÷
Powder Metallurgy
127
5.1.1 ¶Ç²Îªº¯»¥½§Mª÷¤èªk
Traditional Powder Metallurgy
127 - 128
  ¨RÀ£ªk
Moulding method
127
  "À£¶ô"
Briqutting
127
  ¿Nµ²
Sintering
127
  ÁB¥¿
Shaping
127
  ®ûº¯
Impreguation
127
  ¿Nµ²·Å«×
Sintering Temperature
128
5.1.2 ª`¶ì¥Î¤£ù׿ûª÷Äݯ»¥½
Stainless Steel Metal Injection Powder
128 - 129
  ª`¶ì¥Îª÷Äݯ»¥½ÀuÂI
Advantage of Metal Injection
128
  ª÷Äݯ»¥½ª`¶ì¬yµ{
Metal Injection Moulding Flow Chart
128
  ª÷Äݯ»¥½ªº¿Nµ²»s«~
Metal Injection Sintering Products
128
  ¤£ù׿ûª`¶ì¯»¥½¤Î¨ä¥Lª÷Äݪ`¶ì¯»¥½ªº¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à¤ñ¸û
Comparison of different kinds of Metal Injection Moulding material and their Mechanical Property
129
  ¯»¥½ª÷Äݪ`¶ì¤Î¶Ç²Î¯»¥½§Mª÷ªº¨RÀ£¤èªkªº¤ñ¸û³B²z
Comparison and Flow Chart of MIM and Conventional Powder Metallurgy
130
  ¿Nµ²·Å«× / ¿Nµ²®É¶¡»P¾÷±ñ©Ê¯àªºÃö«Y
Sintering temperature / sintering time and mechanical properties relation
131
6.0 §¨¼h¥]ª÷¡B»Èµ¥¤£ù׿û¤ÎÁáª÷¡B»Èµ¥¤£ù׿û
Claded, Inlet, Plated Stainless Steel Strip
137 - 143
 

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Material

137
  §`¦T
Dimension
137
  Áá¼h
Under Plating
137
  ³æ­±Áá¼h
Single Side Plating
137
  §¨¼h
Cladding
138
  Áá¼h
Plating
139
  §¨¼h¤ÎÁá¼hª÷ÄÝ»s§@¬yµ{
Flow Chart of Claded & Plated Metal
139
  ¨ä¥L°ò¼hª÷ÄÝ­ì®Æªº§¨¼hª÷ÄÝ
Other Base Metals' Claded Metal
140 - 141
  ¥[¤u¥Ü½d¹Ï
Plating Position & Example
142
  ¦¬¨÷¤è¦VCoiling Direction 142
  ¥Î³~
End Usage
143
7.0 ³q¤ÎºÞ¥Î¤£ù׿û
Stainless Tube & Pipe
145 - 148
7.1 µLÁ_ºÞ¤Î¦³Á_ºÞ
Seamless Tube/Pipe & Seamed Tube/Pipe
145
7.2 ºë±K²ÓºÞ
Precision Tube
147
  ©w³æ­n¨D Ordering 147
  ¯S¦â Features 147
  ¥Í²£¬yµ{ Production Procedures 147
  ¥Î³~ End use or purpose 148
  §÷®Æ Materials 149
  ¥~®|¤Î¾À«p Outside diameter & wall tickness 150
  ²k±µºÞ Welded Tubing 150
  §`¦T¤½®t§÷®Æ Dimensional Tolerances 151
7.3 ´¶³q¥Î³~ªº³q¤ÎºÞ
Pipe & Tube of General Use
153 - 158
  ¥Î³~ End Usages 153
  ³q¤ÎºÞ¥Í²£¬yµ{
Pipe & Tube Manufacturing Flow Chart
153
  304¶êºÞ­«¶qªí
304 Round Pipe Weight Table
154
  430¶êºÞ­«¶qªí
430 Round Pipe Weight Table
154
  ªø¤èºÞ­«¶qªí
Rectangular Pipe Weight Table
155
  ¤è§ÎºÞ­«¶qªí
Square Pipe Weight Table
155
  °ªÀW²k±µ¶êºÞ§`¦T
High Frequency Welding Round Pipe Sizes
156
  ´ã®ñ©·²k¶êºÞ§`¦T
Argon Arc Welding Round Pipe Sizes
156
  ¤èºÞ§`¦T Square Pipe Sizes 157
  ¤½®t Tolerance 158
  ¶êºÞ Round Pipe 158
  ¤èºÞ Square Pipe 158
8.0 ¿i¥ú/ »kªá¤£ù׿û»s³y¹Lµ{
Decorative Stainless Steel - Mirror/Etching Finished Stainless Steel Sheet
160
8.1 »s³y¬yµ{
Manufacturing Process
161
8.2 ¸Ë¹¢¥Î¤£ù׿û¤ù
Decorative Stainless Steel
162 -163
  Ãè­±¤£ù׿û¤ù
Mirror Finish - The ultimate for class and elegance
162
  »kªá¤£ù׿û¤ù
Etching Art
162
  ¤Æ¾Ç³B²zÃC¦â¤£ù׿û¤ù
Chemical - colour - treated stainless steel
163
9.0 ¨¾·Æ¤è®æ¤£ù׿ûªO
Stainless Steel Checker Plate
165 - 167
  ¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷
Chemical Composition
165
  ¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à
Mechanical Property
165
  ª«²z©Ê¯à
Physical Property
165
  ¨C¤ù­«¶q¤Î¨C¥­¤è§`­«¶q
Weight Per-Sheet and Per- Square Ft.
165 - 166
  §÷®Æ
Material
166
  ¤½®t
Tolerance
166
  ¥[¤u²k±µ
Welding Proceeding
167
  ¥Ü½d¹Ï
Sample Drawing
167
10.0 ¦h¤Õ¤£ù׿ûºä/ ¤ù/ ±a/ ®üºø
Porious Stainless Steel Foil/ Sheet/ Belt/ Sponge
169
11.0 ­@¼ö¤£ù׿û
Heat Resistance Stainless Steel
171 - 173
11.1 Âì»Ì¨t­@¼ö¤£ù׿û¯S©Ê¡B¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷¤Î¾Þ§@·Å«×
Heat - Resistance Stainless Steel
171
11.2 »Ì¨t­@¼ö¿û
Chrome Heat Resistance Steel
172
11.3 Âì»Ì­@¼ö¿û
Chrome Nickel Heat Resistance Steel
172
11.4 ¶W­@¼ö¿û
Superior Heat Resistance Steel
172
11.5 §Ü¼ö¶W¯Å¦Xª÷
Heat Resistance Super Alloy
172
11.6 ­@¼ö¤£ù׿û¤ñ­«ªí
Specific Gravity of Heat - resistance Steel Plates and Sheets Stainless Steel
173
11.7 ¼çÅÜ´ú¸Õ
Creep Test
174
  ªþ¿ýSupplement  
12.0 °ªÂ줣ù׿û
High Nickel Alloy
181 - 183
13.0 Âù¼hª÷ÄÝ
Bi-Metal
184
14.0 ³zºÏ¦Xª÷¤ÎºÏ©Ê¦Xª÷
Permalloy & Magnetic Alloy
185 - 187
14. 1 ³nºÏ©Ê¦Xª÷
Soft Magnetic Alloys
185
14.2 ¥Î³~
Usage
185
14. 3 ¥bµwºÏ©Ê¦Xª÷
Semi - Hard Magnetic Alloy
185
14.4 ¥Î³~
Usage
185
14. 5 µwºÏ©Ê¦Xª÷
Hard Magnetic Alloy
185
14.6 µwºÏ©Ê¦Xª÷¥Î³~
Usage of Hard Magnetic Alloy
186
14. 7 ºÏ­P¦ùÁY¦Xª÷
Magnetostrictions Alloys
186
14.8 ¹q¤lºÞ¤Î¥b¾ÉÅé¦Xª÷
Alloys for Semi - Conductors & Electronic Tubes
186
14. 9 ¹q¤l¤Î¥b¾ÉÅé¦Xª÷¥Î³~
Usage of Semi-Conductors & Electronic Tube
186
14.10 ¹q¤lºÞ¤Î¥b¾ÉÅé¦Xª÷¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷¤Î©Ê¯à
Chemical composition, Alloy & Characteristic of Semi- Conductor & Electronic Tube Alloys
187
14. 11 §Ü»G»k¤Î­@¼ö¼u®¦Xª÷
Ant-Corrosion and Heat - Resistance Spring Alloys
187
14.12 ¥Î³~ End Usage 187
14.13 §Ü»G»k¤Î­@¼ö¼u®¦Xª÷µw«×¡B¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷¡B©Ô¤Oªí
Anti - Corrosion and Heat - Resistance Spring Alloys
187
15.0 Üg
Titanium
188 - 195
15.1 Ügªº¤À¸Ñ
Introduction of Titanium
188
15.2 ÜgªºÀuÂI
The Outstanding Characteristics of Titanium
188
15.3 À³¥Î
Application
189
15.4 Ügºø»s³y¬yµ{
Titanium Spongy Manufacturing Flow Chart
190
15. 5 Üg¦¨§÷»s³y¬yµ{
Flow Chart of Titanium Finishing Material
191
15.6 Üg¦Xª÷¤§¥[¤u
Working on Titanium Alloy
192
15. 7 Ügªº¨RÀ£¥[¤u
The Moulding of Titanium
192
15.8 Üg¤ñÅK§xÃø¥[¤u
Titanium is harder to work than Steel
192
15. 9 °Å¤M¿ï¥Î
Selection of Cutter
192 - 193
15.10 ¤u¨ãÀ³«O«ù¾W§Q
Sharpness of Cutting Tool
193
15. 11 ¤M¨ãºØÃþ
Type of Cutting Tool
193
15.12 ¤ñ¸ûÜg¡B°ª³t¿û¤ÎÂë¿û¤M¨ãªº¥[¤u¤èªk
Comparison of Working Speed of Titanium, High Speed Steel and Carbide
194 - 195
16.0 ¹qÁá­ì®Æ
Electroplating Materials
196 - 197
  »]µo¤ÎÂq®g§÷®Æ
Evaporation
196
  ±`¥Î¶Qª÷Äݦ¨¥÷ªí
Precious Metal & Alloys
197
17.0 µo±ø¤ù
Power Spring Strip
198 - 205
17. 1 µo±øªº¤ÀÃþ¤Î§÷®Æ
Material & Classification of Spring Steel Strip
198
17.2.1 ¤WÁåµo±ø
Wind-up Spring
198
  ¶Ç²Î¤WÁåµo±ø
Conventional Type Power Spring
198 - 199
17.2.2 ­Ë«áÀ¿µo±ø
Pull Back Power Spring
199
17.2.3 ¶ê­±("¤R¦Ë") µo±ø
Convex Spring Strip
199
17.2.3.1 ©Ô¤Øµo±ø
Measure Tape
199
17. 2.3.2 Å]³N¤âÀô
Magic Tape
199
17.2.3.3 Å]³N¤âÀô¤Ø¤o¹Ï
Drawing of Magic Tape
200
17. 3 ©w«¬µo±ø
Constant Torque Spring
200
17.4 ©w«¬¤Î¤WÁåµo±øªºÅX°Ê¤O¤ñ¸û
The Power of Constant Torque Spring & Wind-Up Spring
200
17.5 ©w«¬µo±øªº§Îª¬¤Î½°Ê¹Lµ{
The Retraction of Constant Torque Spring
200
17.6 ©w«¬µo±øªºÅX°Ê¤O¤½¦¡¤Î¥N¸¹
The Formula Power of Constant Torque Spring
201
17.7 Ãä½t³B²z
Edge Finish
202
17.8 µw«× Hardness 202
17.9 °ªºÒ¿û¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷¤Î¥Î³~
High Carbon Tool Steel, Chemical Composition & Usage
203
17.10 ¨C¤½¤çµo±øªºªø«×²©ö¤½¦¡
The Length of 1Kg of Spring Steel Strip
203
  17.11 SK-5 & AISI-301¨C¤½§`ªøªº­«¶q/¤½¤ç 204
(Áï100-200¤½Âç)
17.12 SK-5 & AISI-301¨C¤½¤ç¤§ªø«×
(Áï100-200¤½Âç)

Weight per one meter long(kg)(Width 100-200mm)
Length per one kg (Width 100-200mm)
204
 

17.13 SK-5 & AISI-301¨C¤½§`ªøªº­«¶q/¤½¤ç
(Áï 2.0-10¤½Âç)

Weight per one meter long(kg) (Width 2.0-10mm)

205

17.14

SK-5 & AISI-301¨C¤½¤ç¤§ªø«×
(Áï 2.0-10¤½Âç)
Length per one kg (Width 2.0-10mm)
205

18.0

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High Carbon Steel Strip
206 - 213

18. 1

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General Classification
206
18.1.1 ¥Î²Õ´µ²ºc¤ÀÃþ
Classification according to Crystal Structure
206
18. 1.2 ¥Î³~¤ÀÃþªk
Classification according to usage
206
18.1.3 ¥Î§tºÒ¶q¤ÀÃþ
Classification according to Carbon Content
206
18.2 ¼u®¥ÎºÒ¿û¤ù
String use Carbon Steel Strip
206 - 207
18.2.1 §Nªîª¬ºA
Cold Rolled Strip
207
18. 2.2 ¦^¤õª¬ºA
Annealed Strip
207
18.2.3 ²f¤õ¤Î¦^¤õª¬ºA
Hardened & Tempered Strip / Precision - Quenche
207
18.2.4 ¨©¤óÅé¿û¤ù
Bainite Steel Strip
207
18. 3 ¼u®¥ÎºÒ¿û¤ù§÷¤§Ãä½t³B²z
Edge Finish of Carbon Steel Strip for Spring
207
18.4 ²f¤õ¾¯
Quenching Media
208
18. 5 ºÒ¿û¦^¤õ
Tempering
208
18.5.1 ¦^¤õ¦³§C·Å¦^¤õ¤Î°ª·Å¦^¤õ
High & Low Temperature Annealing
208
18.5.2 °ª·Å¦^¤õ - ±N²f¤õ¿û¥Î500¢XC¥H¤W¦^¤õ¡A¥s°ª·Å¦^¤õ
High Temperature Annealing
208
18.6 °h¤õ
Annealing
209
18.6.1 §¹¥þ°h¤õ
Full Annealing
209
18.6.2 ÂX´²°h¤õ
Diffusion Annealing
209
18.6.3 §C·Å°h¤õ
Low Temperature Annealing
209
18.6.4 ¤¤³~°h¤õ
Process Annealing
209
18.6.5 ²y¤Æ°h¤õ
Spheroidizing Annealing
209
18.6.6 ¥ú½÷°h¤õ
Bright Annealing
209
18. 7 ²f¤õ
Quenching
210
18.7.1 ®É¶¡²f¤õ
Time Quenching
210
18.7.2 ¶ø¤óÅKÅé¦^¤õ
Austempering
211
18. 7.3 °¨¤óÅKÅé²f¤õ
Marquenching
211
18.7.4 °ªºÒ¿û¤ù¥Î³~
The End Usages of High Carbon Steel Strip
211
18.8 §Nªî°ªºÒ¿û - ¤é¥»¤u·~¼Ð·Ç
Cold-Rolled (Special Steel) Carbon Steel Strip to JIS G3311
212 - 213
19.0 ¨íÄG(«cŽ)¤M¤ù¿û
Razor Blade Steel
214
19.1 ¯SÂI
Characteristics
214
19.2 ¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷ Chemical Composition 214
19.3 ±`¥Î¤Ø¤o (¤½Âç)
Sizes (mm)
214
20.0 ´°w¥Î±a¿û
Knitting Needle Round Edges Steel Strip
215
20.1 ¯SÂI
Characteristics
215
20.2 ¿ûºØ¡B¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷¤Î±`¥Î«p«×
Steel Type, Chemical Composition and Needle Thickness
215
20.3 Ãä½t³B²z
Edge Finish
215
20.4 ¾÷±ñ©Ê¯à
Mechanical Properties
215
20.5

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Decarburization and Structure

215
21.0 ¹qÁáª÷Äݸi¤ù
Plate Metal Strip
216
21.1 ²¤¶
General
216
21.2 ¹qÁáª÷Äݸi¤ùªºÀuÂI
Advantage of Using Plate Metal Strip
216
21.3 ª÷Äݸi¤ù¹qÁá¼h
Plated Layers of Plated Metal Strip
217
21.3.1 ÁáÂì
Nickel Plated
217
21.3.2 Áá»Ì
Chrome Plated
217
21.3.3 Áá¶À»É
Brass Plated
217
21.4 °ò¼hª÷ÄÝ
Base Metal of Plated Metal Strip
218
21.4.1 §CºÒ¿û©ÎÅK°ò¼hª÷ÄÝ
Iron & Low Carbon as Base Metal
218
21.4.2 ¤£ù׿û°ò¼hª÷ÄÝ
Stainless Steel as Base Metal
218
21.4.3 »É°ò¼hª÷ÄÝ
Copper as Base Metal
218
21.4.4 ¶À»É°ò¼hª÷ÄÝ
Brass as Base Metal
218
22.0 »È«G­±¹qÁá¿û¤ù
Electrogalvanized (Silver top) steel strip/ sheet
219 - 224
22.1 »È¥ú(V³B²z)¥ú½÷(ST)¤Î¶Â»È(W³B²z)µ¥¯SºØ¥Î³~(»È«G­±) ¹qÁá¿û¤ùªº²Õ´¤ñ¸û
Structure of Silver top V-treatment "HA-TO", Bright metallic-ST,Black Silver W-treatment special Function Electrogalvanized (Silver top) steel strip/ sheet
220
22.2 »È«G­±¹qÁá¿û¤ùªº¯SÂI
Special features of Electrogalvanized (Silver top)steel strip/ sheet
221 - 224
23.0 ¥´¤Õ¿û¤ù
Perforated Metal
225 - 227
  ¶ê¤Õ(0.2¦Ü0.75¤½Íù)
Round Hole (to 0.75 m/m)
226
  ¶ê¤Õ(¤j©ó0.8¤½Íù)
Round Hole (to 0.8 m/m over)
226
  ¨ä¥L§Îª¬¥]¬A
Others shapes
227
24.0 ¹q¾¹¥Îªºª¿ [ Öº ] ¿û¤ù
Silicon Steel Sheet for Electrical Use
228 - 229

24.1

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General
228
24.1.1 ³nºÏ§÷®Æ
Soft Magnetic Material
228
24.1.2 º¢«á¦^½u
Narrow Hysteresis Loops
228
24.1.3 ÁB¹xºÏ¤O
Coercive Force
228
24.1.4 µwºÏ§÷®Æ
Hard Magnetic Alloys
228
24.1.5 ³Ì¤j¯à¶q¿n
Maximum energy product
228
24.1.6 Öº§t¶q¹ï¹q¾¹¥Îªº§CºÒ¿û¤ùªº³Ì¤j¦n³B
The Advantage of adding Silicon to Low Carbon Steel
229
24.1.7 ´¹²É¨ú¦V(Grain-Oriented)¤Î«D´¹²É¨ú¦V(Non-Oriented) 229
25.0 ÅK»Ì¹WºÏ¦Xª÷
Iron Chromium Cobalt Magnetic Alloys
230
  ¹q¸Üµ©¥Ã¤[ºÏªº¦w©ñ¤Á­±¹Ï
Permanent Magnet on Telephone Receiver
230

26.0

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Rare Earth Alloys
231
27.0 ×ýÅK¸NºÏ¦Xª÷
Neodymium (Nd) - Iron (Fe) - Boron (B) Magnetic Alloys
231
  ¤ñ¸ûÅK»Ê¹W¡B¥Ã¤[ºÏ¡Bµ}¤gºÏ¡B×ýÅK¸NºÏªº³Ì°ªºÏ¿n
Comparison of Alnico Earth, Neodymium, maximum Energy product, KJ/m3
231
28.0 ¯»ºÏ Ferrites 232
29.0 ³n¯»ºÏ Soft Ferrites 232

30.0

Öº§CºÒ¿û¤ù (Öº¿û¤ù)
Silicon Low Carbon Steel
232
30.1 Âì¤ÎÖº¦Xª÷³nºÏ§÷®ÆªººÏ¤O©Ê¯à
Magnetic Properties of some Materials
233
30.2 ¬Á¼þºÏ§÷ªº¥Î³~¤Æ¾Ç¦¨¥÷/¹q¤l²v¡B"ºÏ¤O¹¡©M©M·PÀ³" ¤Î"³Ì°ª¾ÉºÏ²v"
Metallic Glasses : Chemical Composition, Properties and Applications
233

31.0

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Ferro - Nickel Alloy
234
32.0 µ´½t³³²¡
Porcelain for insulators
235
33.0 °ª·s¬ì§ÞµL¾÷§÷®Æ
Inorganic Matericals

236