Insider Updates From Broder Metals Group
API 20F: A Stockholder’s Perspective
To give the full title: API Specification 20F: Corrosion-Resistant Bolting for use in the Petroleum and Natural Gas Industries, latest edition (2nd) May 2018 (Effective date 1 November 2018). This standard defines the requirements for the qualification, production and...
Covid-19 Update
We take the health and wellbeing of our staff (and their families), customers and suppliers very seriously, and have adopted the following measures to mitigate risk in the current Covid-19 pandemic. 1. We have conducted a risk assessment of all employees: a. Those “at...
Round Bar Diameter Tolerances Explained
Don’t know your k9 from your h11? Then read on…. All steel bar is purchased to a nominal size (meaning the thickness or diameter depending on whether the bar is flat, square, round, hexagonal, etc). However, due to various types of finishing process that can be used...
Broder Metals Group Attending Engineering Solutions Live
We’re delighted to announce that Broder Metals Group are attending the Engineering Solutions Live on Thursday 12th March at the British Motor Museum Gaydon, Warwickshire. Engineering Solutions Live – 4 Key Sectors Engineering Solutions Live is a fantastic event for...
Valentine’s Day Poems
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, our staff have been having a go at writing their own (Broder-related) poetry. A selection of the best (I’m not sure what that says about the other entries!) are below: Roses are red, Violets are blue We are Broder, The...
How To Weld Alloy UNS R30035
The combination of the chemistry of UNS R30035 (33-37% Nickel, 19-21% Chrome, and 9-10.5% Molybdenum, small additions of Titanium and Iron (1% max each), Carbon, Manganese, Silicon, Phosphorous and Sulphur (all less than 0.15% each), and with Cobalt as the balancing...
How To Machine Alloy MP35N
The strength, toughness and hardness of UNS R30035 (also known as MP35N) – between 180-230 ksi Yield Strength, and up to 51 HRC - depending on whether produced to meet NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 or AMS 5844 / AMS 5845 make this a difficult alloy for our customers to...
BMG-AT41TM
Confused about the properties you should look for in Alloy T41 material? Not sure that it is the proper material for your or your customer's needs? Are you being told that material offered from a new source will meet the exacting powergen end users’ requirements, but...
MP35N / UNS R30035 (also ATI 35N): Meeting NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 Requirements
This is the third in a series of articles on this unique material - Article 1 introduced UNS R30035 and gave an overview of the material, while article 2 considered AMS 5844 / AMS 5845 material in more detail. This article will consider material produced to meet the...
