High Strength Stainless Steel Tubing

Aug. 23, 2010 - PRLog -- KVA Stainless has developed patented technology for high-speed welding and cost-effective thermal processing of air hardenable martensitic stainless steels  and other high carbon ferrous alloys, all considered difficult to weld using conventional methods. KVA's processing technologies enable manufactures to fabricate martensitic seam welded stainless steel tubing, stampings and assemblies into a wide variety of high performance components and parts.

With these new cutting-edge technologies, KVA Stainless is promoting durable low-cost martensitic stainless steels, which surpass the strength of titanium and other high performance alloys, for many industrial applications.

KVA Stainless is manufacturing and selling martensitic stainless steel tubing and offering license opportunities for their processing technologies, which can be implemented into a wide variety of markets that include: Gas and Oil Production/Pipelines, Automotive Components and Structures, Petrochemical and Process Piping, Agricultural Equipment, Medical Devices, and Action Sporting Goods.

Utilizing KVA Stainless' forming, stamping, welding and thermal processing methods, high-performance structures can be fabricated that: Increase Strength, Reduced Weight, Increase Durability, Enhance Wear & Corrosion Resistance, and Improve Fatigue Performance.

According to Douglas Gore, VP Sales, "KVA Stainless' president, Mr. Ed McCrink, founded Hi-Temp, Inc. in 1953 and grew the company to become one of the largest processors of martensitic stainless steels  in North America. Since successfully selling the Hi-Temp, Inc. plants in the 1970’s, he has continuously pursued his vision of utilizing commonly available martensitic stainless steels to reduce weight and increase strength in structures."

For additional information, please contact http://www.kvastainless.com

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KVA Stainless is an engineering and research company that also manufactures seam welded tubing. KVA has spent years developing and patenting it’s technologies around air hardenable martensitic stainless steels and other hardenable ferrous alloys.