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Booth dispense with type 316 stainless steel

Booth dispense with type 316 stainless steel Booth dispense with type 316 stainless steel The UK's leading manufacturer of speciality drinks dispensers, Booth Dispensers Ltd of Lytham St. Anne's is now using Sandvik 1802 free cutting stainless steel instead of Type 316 steel for the manufacture of nozzles in its vending equipment. Typical of the use is the production of nozzles for the carbonator can in soft drink machines. Five inlet or outlet nozzles are needed for each can be produce carbonated water and after testing, Booth selected Sandvik 1802 steel for its combination of good corrosion resistance and good machinability. Many concentraes, particularly for soft drinks are highly corrosive. Independent corrosion testing by the West German Institute of Material Research and Control has concluded that Sandvik 1802 stainless steel is the nearest equivalent to international standards AISI 316 and WN 1.4571 and as such is suitable for use in the beverage and food industry. Sandvik 1802 was developed for CNC machines although its free cutting capability is not limited to CNC machine use. Reduced machining costs can be achieved wherever there are high cutting speeds. In addition Sandvik 1802 can improve production economy where low cutting forces are required and can also reduce machining costs on automatic lathes when used as an alternative to austenitic steel. The claims for machinability are that Sandvik 1802 is most closely comparable to free cutting steels AISI 430F and AISI 416. It possesses about 100% better machin­ machining methods is available from Sandvik Steel UK, ability than the most common stainless free cutting steel, Manor Way, Halesowen, West Midlands B62 8QZ. AISI 303, and far better, about 200%, than AISI 304 and Telephone: 021-550 4700. AISI 316. A full technical brochure detailing the properties of Details: Sandvik Steel UK., Manor Way, Halesowen, Sandvik 1802 and including a comprehensive guide to West Midlands. B62 8QZ. Tel: 021 550 4700. 6 ANTI-CORROSION December 1990 http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Anti-Corrosion Methods and Materials Emerald Publishing

Booth dispense with type 316 stainless steel

Anti-Corrosion Methods and Materials , Volume 37 (12): 1 – Dec 1, 1990
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Booth dispense with type 316 stainless steel The UK's leading manufacturer of speciality drinks dispensers, Booth Dispensers Ltd of Lytham St. Anne's is now using Sandvik 1802 free cutting stainless steel instead of Type 316 steel for the manufacture of nozzles in its vending equipment. Typical of the use is the production of nozzles for the carbonator can in soft drink machines. Five inlet or outlet nozzles are needed for each can be produce carbonated water and after testing, Booth selected Sandvik 1802 steel for its combination of good corrosion resistance and good machinability. Many concentraes, particularly for soft drinks are highly corrosive. Independent corrosion testing by the West German Institute of Material Research and Control has concluded that Sandvik 1802 stainless steel is the nearest equivalent to international standards AISI 316 and WN 1.4571 and as such is suitable for use in the beverage and food industry. Sandvik 1802 was developed for CNC machines although its free cutting capability is not limited to CNC machine use. Reduced machining costs can be achieved wherever there are high cutting speeds. In addition Sandvik 1802 can improve production economy where low cutting forces are required and can also reduce machining costs on automatic lathes when used as an alternative to austenitic steel. The claims for machinability are that Sandvik 1802 is most closely comparable to free cutting steels AISI 430F and AISI 416. It possesses about 100% better machin­ machining methods is available from Sandvik Steel UK, ability than the most common stainless free cutting steel, Manor Way, Halesowen, West Midlands B62 8QZ. AISI 303, and far better, about 200%, than AISI 304 and Telephone: 021-550 4700. AISI 316. A full technical brochure detailing the properties of Details: Sandvik Steel UK., Manor Way, Halesowen, Sandvik 1802 and including a comprehensive guide to West Midlands. B62 8QZ. Tel: 021 550 4700. 6 ANTI-CORROSION December 1990

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