About the Material Files

When you are working with the System Definer or Material to Material Calculator in Graphical Mode you can open the default Materials folder included with your installation. The files are in .xml format and the data contained are from some common alloys. You can also save and create your own materials files or copy the xml files to the Materials folder.

Installed Examples, Manuals, and Materials Folders

This is where you can add your own material files to be able to load it to the System Definer or Material to Material Calculator. When you are in the System Definer Configuration window, you define your material then click Save material as. You can save the profile to this folder or create a folder with a new name.

  • UNS_A95005
  • UNS_A96053
  • UNS_F10007
  • UNS_F33101
  • UNS_N06600
  • UNS_N6600
  • UNS_N06625
  • UNS_N06690
  • UNS_N07001
  • UNS_N07718
  • UNS_N08800
  • UNS_N08825
  • ASTM_25A
  • ASTM_96TS
  • UNS_L50134
  • UNS_L54321
Austenitic Stainless Steel
  • ASTM_304_(UNS_S30400)
  • ASTM_304L_(UNS_S30403)
  • ASTM_304LN_(UNS_S30453)
  • ASTM_316_(UNS_S31600)
  • ASTM_316L_(UNS_S31603)
  • ASTM_316LN_(UNS_S31653)
  • ASTM_317L_(UNS_S31703)
  • UNS_J92710
  • UNS_S30908
Duplex Stainless Steel
  • UNS_S31803_A
  • UNS_S32750_A
  • UNS_S32750_B
High Speed Steel
  • ASTM_M10_A5
High Temperature Steel
  • UNS_S31008
HSLA Steel
  • UNS_K12000
Low Carbon Steel
  • UNS_H61180
Maraging Steel
  • UNS_K92810
Martensitic Stainless Steel
  • ASTM_420
  • UNS_J82090
  • UNS_J91639
  • UNS_S44004
Tool Steel
  • UNS_T30106
  • UNS_T30109
  • UNS_T51620
Training Steel
  • Ferritic
  • M7_Steel
  • UNS_R54520
  • UNS_R56260