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201 Stainless Steel Plate
201 stainless steel plate is a cost-effective austenitic stainless steel material featuring moderate corrosion resistance, higher hardness and strength, and acceptable formability under proper conditions. Its typical composition includes 16–18% chromium, 3.5–5.5% nickel, 5.5–7.5% manganese, and a small amount of nitrogen, which replaces part of the nickel to reduce cost. It is widely used in applications where severe corrosion environments are not involved, such as interior architectural trim, kitchen appliance panels (avoiding prolonged contact with strong acids or alkalis), general industrial structures, automotive decorative parts, and electronic equipment housings. Its economical advantage and adequate mechanical performance make it a popular choice for light-duty manufacturing and construction projects.
304 Stainless Steel Plate
304 stainless steel plate is a widely used austenitic stainless steel material with good corrosion resistance, heat resistance and processing performance. It is mainly composed of 18% chromium and 8% nickel, suitable for a variety of manufacturing and construction applications, such as kitchen equipment, food processing machinery, building decoration, etc. Its stable performance makes it the material of choice in many industries
304L Stainless Steel Plate
304L stainless steel plate, as a low-carbon version of the 304 series, retains its excellent corrosion resistance and wide applicability, while reducing the carbon content to reduce the risk of intergranular corrosion during welding. It is widely used in chemical, food processing and medical equipment to ensure safety and hygiene. High strength and easy processing to meet diverse needs. Choosing 304L means choosing a safer corrosion-resistant material to protect your project!
316 Stainless Steel Plate
316 stainless steel plate is a high‑grade austenitic stainless steel material renowned for its superior corrosion resistance, particularly against chloride‑induced pitting and crevice corrosion, as well as excellent heat resistance and good formability. It is primarily composed of 16–18% chromium, 10–14% nickel, and 2–3% molybdenum, with the addition of molybdenum being the key factor that distinguishes it from 304 and significantly enhances its resistance to aggressive media. It is suitable for a wide range of demanding applications, including marine engineering, chemical processing equipment, pharmaceutical production machinery, medical surgical instruments, heat exchangers, and high‑end building facades in coastal areas. Its exceptional durability and stable performance make it the material of choice for critical environments where long‑term reliability is essential.
316L Stainless Steel Plate
316L stainless steel plate, a low-carbon upgraded version of 316, has both high strength and excellent corrosion resistance, especially good at resisting chloride corrosion, and is an ideal choice for the marine, chemical and high-end manufacturing fields. The low-carbon characteristics reduce intergranular corrosion during welding and ensure structural safety. It is beautiful and durable, easy to process, and meets diverse design needs.
410 Stainless Steel Plate
410 stainless steel plate is a martensitic stainless steel, known for its high hardness and good wear resistance. It has a certain degree of corrosion resistance and is suitable for manufacturing knives, automotive parts and structural parts that require high strength and hardness. 410 stainless steel plate has good processing performance and its mechanical properties can be adjusted through heat treatment to meet diverse needs.
