Stainless Steel 304 Bolts Stainless steel 304 is a material also known as 18-8 due to its chemical makeup. The grade 304 stainless steel consists of various elements such as 18% chromium and 8% nickel (18-8). These bolts are also including the 302, 302HQ, 303 and 305 grades. Various...

Stainless steel type 441 is an alloy of chromium and stabilized ferritic. The grade shows similarities with the 304-grade of stainless steel. SS 441 sheets are widely useful for high-temperature applications and useful in annealing and cold forming applications. These SS 441 sheet follows domestic and international standards. SS...

Stainless steel 409: grade, properties, and applications   Stainless steel 409 is an alloy of titanium and stabilized ferritic. It is titanium stabilized low nickel-containing material offers an economical metal option to work in oxidizing condition. The material shows a combined capacity to work at elevated temperatures with moderate strength...

Steel coil slitting is a method of cutting metal, where large sheet metal rolls or coils are cut with very sharp rotary blades. They are cut length-wise into the large coil to obtain straight lines, creating narrower strips. Circular blades are used as the coil runs through the slitter to make...

At the first appearance, Stainless Steel 304 is very similar to Stainless Steel 321. When comparing the chemical composition of SS 321 and SS 304, it is clear that the chromium (Cr) and nickel (Ni) ranges of these alloys are very similar. So what makes the two Steel different...

When selecting stainless steel sheets one must make sure in which environment the sheets need to be used these SS Sheets that endure corrosive environments are typically used. Possessing outstanding mechanical properties, the high amounts of nickel and chromium in austenitic stainless steels also provide excellent resistance to corrosion. Additionally, many...