Premium High-Performance 30mm x 12mm 316L Stainless Steel Flat Bar with Excellent Corrosion Resistance for Marine and Industrial Applications
£140.78 incl. VAT
Overview
Overview
About this Stainless steel stock
Product Overview
This Premium Flat Bar is made from high-performance austenitic grade 316L stainless steel, commonly referred to as 'marine grade'. It offers exceptional resistance to both atmospheric and cold seawater corrosion, making it ideal for various environments. Among high-alloy steels, 316L is considered one of the most weldable, compatible with all fusion and resistance welding processes.
Applications
The 316L Flat Bar is typically used in:
- Boat fixtures
- Offshore platforms
- Construction projects
- Chemical containers
- Transport applications
Dimensions & Specifications
Technical Specifications
- Material: 316L Stainless Steel
- Grade: Austenitic
- Corrosion Resistance: Excellent against atmospheric and seawater
- Weldability: High - compatible with all welding processes
FAQs
Q: What is the primary use of the 316L stainless steel flat bar?A: The flat bar is primarily used in marine applications, construction, and chemical containers due to its corrosion resistance.
Q: Can this flat bar be welded?A: Yes, 316L stainless steel is highly weldable and can be used with all fusion and resistance welding processes.
Q: What benefits does 316L provide over other stainless steel grades?A: 316L offers superior corrosion resistance, especially in marine environments, and is more weldable compared to lower grades.
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
- Length
- 30mm
- Width
- 12mm
Technical data (1.4404)
Technical data
316L / 1.4404
- Cr 16.5–18.5%Chromium
- Ni 10–13%Nickel
- Mo 2.0–2.5%Molybdenum
- Alloy
- Low-carbon molybdenum stainless steel
- Designation
- 1.4404
- Density
- 8.00 g/cm³
Typical values for guidance. Confirm critical values with your engineer.
30 × 12 mm