ASTM 1000 To 1250mm Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Plate SS304 SS316L

Grade 410 stainless steel is a hardenable, martensitic stainless steel that features a minimum addition of 11.5% chromium. This addition of chromium provides a significant increase in corrosion resistance in mildly corrosive environments where high strength and moderate heat resistance are required. It adequately resists sulfuric acid, nitric acid, and weak acetic acid. Alloy 410 (AMS 5504) is magnetic in both the annealed and hardened conditions.

Type 410 stainless steel displays high strength, heat resistance, and good ductility, making it ideal for the manufacturing of products like bolts, nuts, springs and fasteners, as it can be machined after tempering or annealing. This grade is also commonly used in manufacturing of durable cutlery and kitchen utensils, where its properties allow it to resist the acidity of food products and general corrosion.

While 410 stainless steel materials can readily be welded, it is limited by its hardenability, and it should be pre-heated to reduce the risk of cracking. Post weld heat treatment is not necessarily needed, but recommended to retain required properties, and should be air cooled after annealing.

Product Introduction

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Advantages of our stainless steel Plate:

 

Aesthetics

Stainless steel has a great variety of surface finishes, from matt to bright and including brushed and engraved. It can be embossed or tinted, making stainless a unique and aesthetic material. It is often used by architects for building envelopes, interior design and street furniture.

 

Mechanical Properties

Compared to other materials, stainless steel has strong mechanical properties at ambient temperatures – it is steel after all! In particular, it combines ductility, elasticity and hardness, enabling it to be used in difficult metal forming modes (deep stamping, flat bending, extrusion, etc.) while offering resistance to heavy wear (friction, abrasion, impact, elasticity, etc.). Furthermore, it offers good mechanical behaviour at both low and high temperatures.

 

Corrosion Resistance

With a minimum chromium content of 10.5%, stainless steel is continuously protected by a passive layer of chromium oxide that forms naturally on the surface through the reaction of the chromium with oxygen from air or water. If the surface is scratched, it regenerates itself. This particularity give stainless steels their corrosion resistance.

 

Resistance to Fire

Stainless steel has the best fire resistance of all metallic materials when used in structural applications,having a critical temperature above 800°C. Stainless steel is ranked A2s1d0 for fire resistance with no toxic fume emissivity.

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Recycling

Stainless steel is the “green material” par excellence and is infinitely recyclable. Within the construction sector, its actual recovery rate is close to 100%. It is environmentally neutral and inert when in contact with elements such as water and it does not leach compounds that might modify their composition. These qualities make stainless steel ideally suited to building applications exposed to adverse weather, such as roofs, facades, rainwater recovery systems and domestic water pipes. Stainless steel’s longevity fulfils the requirements of sustainable construction, and effective erection, installation and low maintenance guarantee the user an unrivalled service life.

 

Cleanability

Stainless steel items are easy to clean, usual cleaning products (detergents, soap powders) are sufficient and do not damage the surface. Stainless steel fully meets the requirements of decoration and cooking utensils that require frequent andeffective washing.

 

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