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A286 Stainless Bars

Stainless steel bars released to AMS 5732

High-strength precipitation-hardened stainless steel bar.


A286 Stainless Steel Bar

High-strength corrosion resistance.

A286 stainless steel bar benefits from easy machinability and formability.


A286 is an iron-based nickel-chromium austenitic precipitation-hardened stainless steel alloy. The alloy is highly suitable for applications requiring high-strength corrosion resistance. A286 retains its high strength at elevated temperatures of 704°C (1300°F). The material is produced by vacuum induction melting (VIM) or vacuum oxygen decarburisation (VOD). The alloy is then remelted using vacuum arc or electroslag remelting processes to complete the production cycle. A286 finds typical use in lower-stress applications at high temperatures and provides good corrosion and oxidation resistance.

Improved Hardness

A286 is easily machined and formed and offers greater hardness than many nickel-based stainless steel alloys. It is used in jet engine parts, thrust nozzles, and gas turbine components.

Stock Availability

We stock A286 stainless steel bars in the solution annealed condition and in various incremental sizes to suit your engineering requirements.

Processing

We also process your A286 bars in-house at our central warehouse in Biggleswade.

Export Services

Our export team is well-versed in global shipping, whether by land, sea, or air, ensuring your international orders are handled with utmost care and efficiency.

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  • Jet engine parts
  • Thrust nozzles
  • Gas turbine components
  • Fasteners

  • High strength at elevated temperatures
  • Moderate resistance to corrosion
  • Iron-based superalloy
  • Easily machined and formed