Hardox® HiAce Product Datasheet
Product properties and dimensions for Hardox® HiAce corrosion-resistant wear steel.
Hardox® HiAce
Wear steel for corrosive or elevated-temperature conditions.
What Is Hardox® HiAce?
Hardox® HiAce is designed for corrosive wear, including waste handling and acidic process environments. SSAB® also identifies HiAce for elevated-temperature wear applications. Temperature, exposure duration, corrosion, and loading must be assessed together; it is not a universal choice for hot equipment.
SSAB® product information reviewed 10 October 2026. Dimensions are manufacturer ranges, not BSF stock. Typical impact values are not guaranteed; specimen size, direction, thickness, and test temperature affect the result. Check the full specification before ordering.
Current SSAB® Specification- Hardness
- 425 to 475 HBW
- Guaranteed transverse impact energy
- 27 J at −20 °C for the published 3 to 39.9 mm thickness group; specimen-size conditions apply
- Plate thickness
- 4 to 100 mm
- Sheet thickness
- 3 to 6 mm
Where Hardox® HiAce Is Used
Typical uses for this grade, with links to the relevant BSF wear parts.
- Ducts and chutes in corrosive process lines
- Elevated-temperature wear parts subject to SSAB® guidance
- Waste collection bodies
- Pulp, paper and saw mill equipment
- Tipper bodies carrying corrosive loads
Fabrication & Supplied Documents
BSF fabricates Hardox® HiAce ducts, chutes, and body components. Share the process conditions, dimensions, and drawings so we can discuss the material and fabrication work.
The supplied PDF may be an earlier edition. Use the current SSAB® specification linked above for new orders.
Videos About Hardox® HiAce
Product videos and material tests published by SSAB®.
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