ASTM A887
Standard Specification for Borated Stainless Steel Plate, Sheet, and Strip for Nuclear Application
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ASTM A887 is the standard specification for borated stainless steel plate, sheet, and strip for nuclear application. It provides a technical basis for evaluating and purchasing this specialized material where both stainless steel performance and boron content matter. For buyers, engineers, and quality teams, the standard helps align material expectations with nuclear-service requirements and supports more consistent product selection. It is a useful reference when specifying flat-rolled material intended for controlled, safety-focused environments.
Overview of ASTM A887
This ASTM standard focuses on borated stainless steel in plate, sheet, and strip form, with the material intended for nuclear application. Its purpose is to establish a common specification for the product type so that procurement and verification can be handled more consistently. ASTM A887 is especially relevant when material composition and form must be defined together, helping reduce ambiguity during ordering, inspection, and compliance review. It serves as a practical technical document for materials management.
Common use cases of ASTM A887
ASTM A887 is commonly used when sourcing borated stainless steel flat products for nuclear-related applications where the material form and specialized alloying are both important. It may be referenced in purchasing specifications, engineering documents, and incoming material verification for plate, sheet, and strip products. The standard is also useful in quality control workflows when comparing supplied material against defined requirements for nuclear service and related fabrication needs.
Benefits of using ASTM A887
Using ASTM A887 can improve consistency in specification, procurement, and material evaluation. It gives buyers and suppliers a shared reference point for borated stainless steel plate, sheet, and strip, which can help reduce misunderstandings and support compliance checks. For organizations working in nuclear environments, the standard may also aid risk reduction by providing a clearer framework for product identification and acceptance. ASTM A887 is therefore useful for quality control and technical review.
- Borated stainless steel specification
- Plate, sheet, and strip forms
- Nuclear application focus
- Procurement and quality control reference
- Material compliance support
- Publication Date: 2023-08-23
- Publisher: ASTM
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