High-Performance 10mm x 3mm 304 Stainless Steel Flat Bar - Versatile, Corrosion Resistant for Commercial and Architectural Applications
£34.32 incl. VAT
Overview
Overview
About this Stainless steel stock
Description
This premium 304 stainless steel flat bar is crafted from austenitic grade material, renowned for its versatility and wide applicability in various industries. Known for its excellent fusion welding characteristics, good machinability, and superior corrosion resistance in most atmospheric environments, this flat bar is an ideal choice for both commercial and architectural applications.
Common Uses
The 304 stainless steel flat bar is commonly used in:
- Commercial kitchen fittings
- Transport and trailers
- Architectural trim
- Shop fittings
- Door and window frames
Dimensions & Specifications
Technical Specifications
- Material: 304 Stainless Steel
- Grade: Austenitic
- Corrosion Resistance: Excellent in most atmospheric conditions
- Welding Characteristics: Outstanding fusion welding ability
- Machinability: Good
FAQs
What is the corrosion resistance of 304 stainless steel?
304 stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance in a variety of atmospheric environments, making it suitable for many applications.
Can this flat bar be used for welding?
Yes, the flat bar has outstanding fusion welding characteristics, allowing for effective welding in various projects.
What are the common applications for this flat bar?
This flat bar is commonly used in commercial kitchen fittings, transport trailers, architectural trim, and shop fittings.
Typical uses
- Food & catering kitWorktops, trims and equipment parts.
- Marine fittingsDeck hardware and fixings near water.
- Architectural workHandrails, balustrades and trim.
- Process plantBrackets, supports and guards.
Specifications
Specifications
This bar
- Thickness
- 3mm
- Width
- 10mm
Technical data (1.4301)
Technical data
304 / 1.4301
- Cr 17.5–19.5%Chromium
- Ni 8.0–10.5%Nickel
- Alloy
- Austenitic stainless steel
- Designation
- 1.4301
- Density
- 7.90 g/cm³
Typical values for guidance. Confirm critical values with your engineer.
10 × 3 mm