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310S STAINLESS STEEL STRIP
Basic Info.
Introduce
| Commodity | 310S stainless steel strip |
| Brand | TISCO, ZPSS, BAOSTEEL, POSCO, JISCO, LISCO, etc |
| Surface | No.1/ 2B/ BA/ No.4/ 8K/ HL |
| Thickness | 0.02mm-5mm |
| Width | 15mm-600mm |
| Length | as customized |
| Application | furnaces, oil burners, heat exchangers, welding filler wire and electrodes, cryogenics, kilns and food processing equipment, etc |
| Delivery Time | Normally within 15 days, according to the quantity |
| Price Terms | FOB/ CFR/ CIF |
| Package | Standard Export Packaging |
Element (Wt.%)
| Carbon | Manganese | Phosphorus | Sulfur | Silicon | Chromium | Nickel |
| 0.08max | 2.00max | 0.035max | 0.030max | 1.50max | 24.00-26.00 | 19.00-22.00 |
Mechanical Property
| Material Item | Tensile Strength (MPa) | Yield Strength (MPa) | Extension | Hardness (HV) | Density |
| 310S | ≥520 | ≥205 | ≥40% | ≤225 | 7.98g/cm³ |
| Surface Treatment | Definition | Application |
| NO.1 | A hot – rolled piece whose surface has been treated by heat treatment, pickling or the corresponding process | Chemical Tanks, Pipes, Chemical Industry Equipment etc. |
| 2B | After cold rolling, heat treatment, pickling or other equivalent treatment, the final cold rolling to give appropriate luster | Medical Equipment, Food Industry, Construction Material, Kitchen Utensils etc. |
| BA | After cold rolling, bright heat treatment is given | Kitchen Utensils, Electric Equipment, Building Construction etc. |
| NO.4 | Products polished with abrasives 150 to 180 as specified in JIS R6001 | Kitchen Utensils, Building Construction, Medical Equipment etc. |
| HL | After polishing, use the appropriate abrasive size to form a continuous polishing streak | Building Construction etc. |
| 8K | A mirror-like reflective surface given by polishing with finer abrasives over 800 mesh | Reflector, Mirror, Interior and exterior decoration etc. |
Which is better ss304 or ss316?
Since Type 316 stainless steel alloy contains molybdenum bearing it has a greater resistance to chemical attack than 304. Type 316 is durable, easy-to-fabricate, clean, weld and finish. It is considerably more resistant to solutions of sulfuric acid, chlorides, bromides, iodides and fatty acids at high temperature.
What is good quality stainless steel?
304 stainless steel is the most common form of stainless steel used around the world due to excellent corrosion resistance and value. 304 can withstand corrosion from most oxidizing acids. That durability makes 304 easy to sanitize, and therefore ideal for kitchen and food applications.
What is the difference between 304, 304H and 304L?
In fact, the content of chromium and nickel is 304 stainless steel, and the composition contains 18% chromium (Cr) and 8% nickel (Ni), but the main difference lies in the carbon content.
304L is an ultra-low carbon stainless steel. The carbon content is reduced to less than 0.03%, which can avoid intergranular corrosion. In theory, the effect of stress corrosion resistance is stronger than that of 304, but the effect is not obvious in practical applications. The purpose of reducing carbon and adding titanium is the same, but the smelting cost of titanium-added 321 is higher, the molten steel is thick, and the price is more expensive.
The H in 304H refers to high temperature. High carbon content is the guarantee of high temperature strength. GB150 requires that when austenitic steel is used above 525 degrees, the carbon content should not be less than 0.04%. Carbide is the strengthening phase, especially the high temperature strength. Better than pure austenite.
Among the three, the highest carbon content is 304H, the lowest carbon content is 304L, and the carbon content of 304 stainless steel is between the two. The higher the carbon content, the worse the corrosion resistance of stainless steel and the easier it is to rust. The difference in carbon content also causes the price to be different, or the requirements for different uses are also different.
Why is stainless steel so expensive?
Stainless steel is more expensive to produce because of the addition of the variety of alloying elements, such as iron, chromium, nickel, manganese and copper. … The chromium attaches itself to oxygen more readily than iron and thus creates a chromium oxide layer which protects the metal from degradation.
What is the safest stainless steel?
Stainless steel cookware is generally recognized as a safe material for cookware. Any good quality stainless steel, be it 304 or 316 stainless steel, is a better choice than most of the other available materials. For example, coated aluminum pans lose their non-stick over time.
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