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TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR A286 PER AMS 5737

A286 per AMS 5737 is a corrosion and heat-resistant stainless steel in bars, wire, forgings, and tubing. It offers moderate strength up to 1300 °F (704 °C) and oxidation resistance up to 1500 °F (816 °C).

Applications of AMS 5737

AMS 5737 is widely used in : 

  • Aerospace: Jet engine components and industrial gas turbines.
  • Industrial: Shafts, flanges, and fittings requiring heat resistance.
  • Offshore & Mechanical: Parts exposed to extreme heat and corrosio

Is A286 a Stainless Steel?

Some companies list A286 under Nickel and some companies list A286 under Stainless Steel. Ultimately, It is an iron-nickel-chromium alloy with additions of molybdenum and titanium making it a super alloy that is in between those categories. As one of the austenitic alloys it maintains good strength and oxidation resistance at temperatures up to 1300ºF. Due to its high strength and excellent fabrication characteristics it performs like a Nickel alloy but has a similar density to that of Stainless Steel. Because of these characteristics, A286 is one of the most popular high temperature alloys.

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A286 STAINLESS STEEL SPECIFICATIONS

NACE MR0175, NACE MR0103, MIL-S-22216

SHEET & PLATE

Flat products for structural, high-temperature, and corrosion-resistant applications.

AMS 5525
AMS 5858
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BARS & FORGINGS

Semi-finished and forged shapes for critical components requiring toughness and high-temperature performance.

AMS 5726
AMS 5731
AMS 5732
AMS 5734
AMS 5853
AMS 5895
Aerospace Stainless Steel

GE SPECIFICATIONS

Engineered for General Electric aerospace components.

GE S-400 / S-1000
B50T1181C S12 AMD#2
B50T12 A&C S14
B50T81 A&C S5
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ROLLS ROYCE SPECIFICATIONS

Certified to Rolls-Royce standards for turbine and high-temperature parts.

MSRR 6531
MSRR 6532
MSRR 6688
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PRATT & WHITNEY SPECIFICATIONS

Engineered for Pratt & Whitney engine and structural applications.

PWA-S-5732
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SAFRAN SPECIFICATIONS

Manufacturer-specific superalloy components for aerospace applications.

DMD 0274-22
Certified for Aerospace Metals

Certified Material for Critical Service

A286 Stainless Steel is specified under multiple aerospace standards including AMS 5525, AMS 5726, AMS 5731–5737, AMS 5853, AMS 5895, and various GE, Rolls Royce, Pratt & Whitney, and Safran specifications. This ensures reliability, traceability, and suitability for critical high-temperature and high-strength applications.

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