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In numerous industrial settings where chemicals are processed, as well as in high-saline conditions like coastal locations and outdoor spaces where de-icing salts are frequently utilized, 316 stainless steel is frequently employed. 316 stainless steel is also utilized to make medical and surgical tools because of its non-reactive properties.
Molybdenum content in alternative 300-series grades is up to 7%. They offer even better chloride resistance, although industrial settings or environments with high exposure concentrations are the only settings where such heavy-duty resistance is required.
Common applications for stainless steel 316 – Industrial machinery used in the production of pharmaceuticals, chemical production,Transportation of industrial and chemical goods,pressure tanks,For use in chemical applications, cisterns and pipes,surgical steel is used in medical equipment,marine apparatus,Outdoor site equipment,industrial kitchens,Production and preparation of food in salty settings,Commercial.
With a medium level of carbon and 2% to 3% molybdenum, 316 stainless steel is more resistant to corrosion, acidic substances, and high temperatures. Due to their exceptional malleability, these materials work well when bent, stretched, deep drawn, and spun.
The Global 316 Stainless Steel Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Marlin Steel uses grade 316 stainless steel to create its in-stock items and bespoke wire baskets when it comes to offering stainless steel solutions. For the pharmaceutical, industrial, aerospace, and many other sectors where it is essential that products have outstanding corrosion resilience, Marlin specializes in producing high-quality steel products.
Marlin is still able to offer exceptional quality and prompt delivery to its customers for goods that will be exposed to less corrosive environments, such as those for the food and automotive industries.
Natural gas/petroleum/oil, aerospace, food and beverage, industrial, cryogenic, architectural, and marine applications typically employ stainless steel angle with equal legs in 316 grade.
High strength and exceptional corrosion resistance, even in maritime or highly corrosive situations, are two benefits of 316 stainless steel. Although less flexible and machinable than 304, 316 is stronger and retains its characteristics at high or cryogenic temperatures. Available in full size and custom cut lengths is 316 angle stock.
