ATI produces a wide variety of stainless and specialty steels known for their excellent corrosion and heat resistance. They are used in a broad range of applications: 
including aerospace and defense, chemical processing industry, oil and gas, electrical energy, medical, automotive, food equipment and appliance, construction, mining, transportation and electronics.
Product Forms
Most of ATI’s stainless and specialty steels are offered flat-rolled product forms:
Many are also offered in long product forms:
- Billet
- Bar
- Shapes & Rectangles
- Rod & Wire
Grades & Alloys
Ferritic (chromium) grades are low-nickel
alloys that are resistant to corrosion, particularly stress-corrosion cracking
(SCC) in chloride-containing environments. Austenitic (chromium-nickel) grades have improved formability
and increased corrosion resistance and toughness. Duplex grades are alloys that are
partially ferritic and partially austenitic, giving them a combination of
properties, including SCC resistance, which is often superior to that of
single-phase alloys. Martensitic and Precipitation Hardened alloys are typically used
in applications requiring a combination of corrosion resistance and very high
strength.
Forgings 
ATI produces specialty steel forgings for the aerospace and industrial markets.
Machining Solutions
In addition, ATI provides tooling and machining solutions for stainless and specialty steel alloys that can reduce cycle times, increase capacity and lower manufacturing costs.
Featured Products:
Lean Duplex, Duplex & Superduplex Stainless
ATI has developed one of the world’s most comprehensive families of duplex alloys. Duplex alloys provide cost savings and can provide enhanced performance when compared to conventional stainless steels.
ATI 2205™ alloy is the most commonly used duplex grade and offers higher alloy content than lean duplex grades with improved corrosion resistance. Lean duplex grades, such as ATI 2003® ATI 2102® and ATI 2304™ alloys, offer lower nickel and molybdenum content and are alternatives to Types 304 and 316L stainless steels. Superduplex grades, such as ATI 255™ and Zeron® 100*, offer higher alloy content than standard duplex resulting in corrosion resistance similar to 6% molybdenum alloys.
*Zeron® is a registered trademark of Rolled Alloys Ltd.
Precipitation Hardenable (PH) Stainless
The precipitation-hardening grades develop very high strength in response to heat
treatment while maintaining corrosion resistance similar to other stainless and
specialty alloys. They are generally supplied in the solution-annealed
condition from which they can be readily fabricated prior to
precipitation-hardening heat treatment by the fabricator or end user.
PH grades are used in many
applications where high strength is important, especially for aerospace
components including airframes, hinges, cockpit doors and landing gear. Other
uses are for heat shields, hydraulic systems, fire suppression and air
conditioning systems..