TNM-1™ | Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel
TNM-1™ | Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel

TNM-1™ | Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel

MOQ : 100 Kilograms
 
 

About TNM-1™ | Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel

Property Value
Grade TNM-1
Reference Standards (For Reference Only) Proprietary Non-Magnetic Stainless Steel Grade
Available Shapes Coil, Sheet
Manufacturable Thickness Range (Strip, Sheet) 0.010–2.0 mm
Manufacturable Width Range (Strip, Sheet) 3.0–300 mm
Length Strip or Sheet (Length less than 2,000 mm)
Technique Cold Rolled
Temper BA (Bright Annealed), 2B (Skin Passed), As Rolled (Hard)
Surface Finish Bright, Dull
Examples of Applications Camera Modules, Communication Equipment Components, Medical Devices, Indwelling Needles, Motor Components
*Ideal for electronic and precision applications where magnetism must be minimized.
Coil I.D. 300, 400, 519 mm
Chemical Composition Proprietary Composition
Mechanical Properties Refer to the image
Density Refer to specification
Specific Heat Refer to specification
Electrical Resistivity Refer to specification
Young's Modulus Refer to specification
Thermal Expansion Refer to specification
Thermal Conductivity Refer to specification
Melting Range Refer to specification
Magnetism Extremely low magnetic permeability; designed to maintain non-magnetic properties even after severe cold working.
Minimum Order Quantity 100 Kilograms
Country of Origin Japan
Payment Terms Telegraphic Transfer (T/T)
Delivery Terms EXW, FOB, CIF, DAP, etc.
Packing Our Standard Packing for Export
Export Markets Asia, Middle East, North America, South America, Europe, etc.
Description TNM-1 is a specially engineered non-magnetic stainless steel developed to maintain extremely low magnetic permeability even after intensive cold working and forming operations.

Conventional austenitic stainless steels such as SUS304 and SUS316L are generally regarded as non-magnetic; however, their magnetic permeability increases as the degree of cold work rises due to the formation of strain-induced martensite. This can create challenges in applications where strict non-magnetic performance is required.

TNM-1 addresses this limitation through a carefully optimized chemical composition that stabilizes the austenitic structure and suppresses magnetization, even under extremely high processing rates.

In addition to exceptional non-magnetic performance, TNM-1 can achieve hardness levels of approximately 500 HV, making it suitable for applications requiring both high spring properties and near-perfect non-magnetism.

Soft-temper materials are also available, allowing deep drawing and complex forming operations while maintaining excellent non-magnetic characteristics.

Main Features:
  1. Exceptional Non-Magnetic Performance
    Maintains extremely low magnetic permeability even after severe cold rolling, stamping, and forming operations.
  2. High Strength and Hardness
    Achieves hardness levels up to approximately 500 HV, providing excellent spring characteristics and durability.
  3. Stable Austenitic Structure
    Specially designed alloy composition suppresses strain-induced magnetization during processing.
  4. Excellent Formability
    Soft-finished material can be deep drawn and formed into complex precision components.
  5. Ideal for Precision Electronics
    Suitable for applications where magnetic interference can affect performance or measurement accuracy.
  6. Medical and Communication Equipment Applications
    Combines corrosion resistance, strength, and non-magnetic performance for demanding medical and electronic products.
TNM-1 is widely used in camera modules, communication equipment, medical devices, indwelling needles, motor components, sensors, and precision electronic assemblies where both high strength and extremely low magnetism are critical requirements.

Product catalogs and detailed technical information are available upon request. Material selection support can also be provided to help identify the most suitable non-magnetic alloy for specific application requirements.

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