Al-6xn in Springfield, MO, US (United States)

AL-6XN alloy is currently in use in the following industries: Food Processing Pharmaceutical Biopharmaceutical Brewery Desalination Semi-conductor Aerospace Pulp & paper It is used in contact with these products: Sports drinks Ketchup Soy sauce Barbecue sauce Salsa Fine chemicals Cosmetics 

2. Can I weld AL-6XN to 316L stainless steel? AL-6XN alloy and 316L stainless steel can be joined easily using standard welding practices for austenitic stainless steel. However, from a corrosion resistance viewpoint, this joining is not recommended if avoidable. 

Holding tubes are a simple but critical part of pasteurization of heat-treating processes. The holding tube provides a fixed volume of tubing to "hold" a product for a set amount of time at a given flow rate. 

Jacketed tube when installed properly utilizes the effect of countercurrent flow between the media and product tubes to promote efficient heat exchange. Jacketed tubing systems can be designed for extreme versatility and are easily expandable for additional capacity or other process capabilities. 

Austenitic Austenitic is the name given to the face-centered cubic crystal structure (FCC) of ferrous metals. Ordinary iron and steel have this structure at elevated temperatures; certain stainless steels (300 series) have this structure at room temperature. The austenitic grades are not magnetic.