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Bella Joha | November 30, -0001
When we upgraded one of our industrial heating systems, we specifically switched to heat resistant steel alloys because standard stainless grades started losing strength during long exposure to elevated temperatures. The difference in durability was noticeable, especially around furnace components and exhaust sections. I found the material information at https://aspersteel.com/stainless-and-heat-resistant-steels/heat-resistant-steel/ quite useful because it explains which alloy groups are designed for continuous thermal loading.
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