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May 2014 Tube Products International

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products & developments

A-4614 Marchtrenk | Linzer Straße 141

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: +43 (0)7243 / 58 222 |

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: +43 (0)7243 / 58 222-800

Our company is specialised in the industrial production of pipe

clamps in small and large series and in special constructions

including further processing, coating, pre-assembly and

packing.

Based on our internal high quality requirements we

endeavour to always obtain new quality certificates for our

products, having been certified according to ISO 9001 for

20 years and according to EN 1090 class 2 since 2012.

Convince yourself of the quality, flexibility and know-how by

Rohrbefestigungen Hammerschmid GmbH.

If you have any further questions, please contact Jacqueline

Hammerschmid.

e-mail:

jacqueline.hammerschmid@hammerschmid.at www.hammerschmid.at

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Companies all around the world challenge us every day

to create new products tailored to their needs.

We embrace these challenges.

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Tubing for gasoline direct injection

Engineering and advanced materials

group Sandvik is introducing a new type

of seamless stainless steel tube called

Pressurfect

TM

to meet growing demands

from car makers to handle higher fuel

pressures in gasoline direct injection

(GDI) engines.

The new tube will be available in two

grades: standard Pressurfect, an

austenitic chromium-nickel steel for fuel

rails and fuel lines; and Pressurfect XP, a

Duplex (austenitic ferritic) stainless steel

for demanding fuel rail applications.

As the automotive industry seeks out

different paths towards “sustainable

mobility”, GDI is proving to be one

attractive alternative. The technology

enables car makers to produce more

compact engines with lower emissions

and sustained power, while being

affordable for mass production.

Faced with tougher emissions

regulations in Europe, the USA and

China, manufacturers are seeking better

ways to get “clean power” from smaller

combustion engines.

The race is on to find the ultimate

combustion, a process that often

involves raising pressure in the fuel

management system and so requiring

stronger and lighter tubing.

The growing use of corrosive ethanol

blends at higher pressure in the fuel

systems is another driver behind

Sandvik’s materials development.

According to the company, the goal

was to develop a strong, corrosion-

resistant material that could handle

higher pressures with zero risk of stress

corrosion cracking.

The new Pressurfect is claimed to offer

mechanical strength and consistent

quality that is superior to conventional

welded or carbon steel tube. This is

largely due to the steel’s microstructure

and low carbon content, which have

been optimised to avoid jeopardising

properties like corrosion resistance and

mechanical strength. The material has

also been optimised for machinability,

including drilling, turning and other

tasks.

Pressurfect XP is a lightweight Duplex

stainless tube for GDI fuel systems. The

material’s mechanical strength enables

tube walls to be 30 to 40 per cent

thinner, while still handling the same

pressure as thicker tubes.

The Duplex material has also been

optimised to reduce stress corrosion

cracking and fatigue. In addition, it

improves the brazing process, with little

pre-heating or retouch required when

mounting the injector ports or other fuel

systems.

Sandvik Materials Technology

Sweden

www.smt.sandvik.com