Type 316 - Supply ranges from 6mm up to 150mm
316 Stainless steel is a multi-purpose material and is part of the austenitic stainless steel family. The Type 316 group has a superior resistance to 304 Stainless. The main difference between Types 304 and 316 is that Type 304 has a higher percentage of Chromium, lower percentage of Nickel and has no traces of Molybdenum whereas Type 316 has 2%.Where 304 & 304H differ is that Type 304H has a higher carbon content which gives it a slight edge on 304 when good mechanical properties are needed at elevated temperature environments.
Chemical Compositions Mechanical Values
Maximum Value unless stated The Values provided for Tensile and Yield are maximum
Type 321 - Supply ranges from 6mm up to 100mm
321 Stainless material is extremely similar to Type 304 with the addition of Titanium. The addition of the Titanium improves the elevated temperature properties of the alloy.
Chemical Compositions Mechanical Values
Maximum Value unless stated The Values provided for Tensile and Yield are a maximum
Type 347 - Supply ranges from 6mm up to 150mm
347 Stainless material is extremely similar to Type 304 with the addition of Titanium. The addition of the Titanium improves the elevated temperature properties of the alloy.
Chemical Compositions Mechanical Values
Maximum Value unless stated The Values provided for Tensile and Yield are maximum
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Stainless - 316, 321& 347
