Latest company blog about 301 vs 304 Stainless Steel: Strength, Ductility and Spring Use
2026-08-17

301 vs 304 Stainless Steel: Strength, Ductility and Spring Use

301 vs 304 Stainless Steel: Strength, Ductility and Spring Use Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 301 and 304 are both chromium–nickel austenitic stainless steels, and at first glance they look nearly interchangeable. In ...
Latest company blog about 301 Stainless Steel: Work Hardening, Spring Temper and Formability
2026-08-17

301 Stainless Steel: Work Hardening, Spring Temper and Formability

301 Stainless Steel: Work Hardening, Spring Temper and Formability Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 301 stainless steel (UNS S30100) is best understood through one property: it work-hardens unusually fast. Among the common ...
Latest company blog about 201 vs 202 Stainless Steel: Composition, Strength and Applications
2026-08-17

201 vs 202 Stainless Steel: Composition, Strength and Applications

201 vs 202 Stainless Steel: Composition, Strength and Applications Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 201 and 202 are both austenitic stainless steels in the 200 series, the chromium–manganese–nickel family in which manganese ...
Latest company blog about 201 vs 304 Stainless Steel: Nickel, Corrosion, Forming and Cost
2026-08-17

201 vs 304 Stainless Steel: Nickel, Corrosion, Forming and Cost

201 vs 304 Stainless Steel: Nickel, Corrosion, Forming and Cost Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 “201 vs 304 stainless steel” is one of the most common comparisons in stainless steel procurement, and it is usually framed the ...
Latest company blog about 201 Stainless Steel: Composition, Corrosion Limits and Applications
2026-08-17

201 Stainless Steel: Composition, Corrosion Limits and Applications

201 Stainless Steel: Composition, Corrosion Limits and Applications Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 When engineers and buyers hear “201 stainless steel,” they often translate it as “a cheaper 304.” That shorthand is common, ...
Latest company blog about How to Specify Stainless Steel in an RFQ: Grade, Size and Testing
2026-08-13

How to Specify Stainless Steel in an RFQ: Grade, Size and Testing

How to Specify Stainless Steel in an RFQ: Grade, Size and Testing Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 Introduction A request for quotation that reads "Please quote 316L stainless steel sheet" will produce a quote — but not ...
Latest company blog about Stainless Steel for Oil, Gas and Sour Service: Grades and NACE Testing
2026-08-13

Stainless Steel for Oil, Gas and Sour Service: Grades and NACE Testing

Stainless Steel for Oil, Gas and Sour Service: Grades and NACE Testing Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 Introduction A purchase order that reads "316L stainless steel, oil and gas service" is incomplete in a way that can be ...
Latest company blog about Food and Pharmaceutical Stainless Steel: Grades, Ra and Tube Standards
2026-08-13

Food and Pharmaceutical Stainless Steel: Grades, Ra and Tube Standards

Food and Pharmaceutical Stainless Steel: Grades, Ra and Tube Standards Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 Introduction A purchase order that reads "304/316L stainless steel, sanitary tube" looks complete, but it leaves four ...
Latest company blog about Stainless Steel for High-Temperature Service: 309S, 310S, 321 or 347?
2026-08-13

Stainless Steel for High-Temperature Service: 309S, 310S, 321 or 347?

Stainless Steel for High-Temperature Service: 309S, 310S, 321 or 347? Written by: Emma, Technical Sales Engineer | Reviewed by: Ethan, Materials Engineer | Updated: August 2026 Introduction All four of these grades carry the label "high-temperature stainless steel," but they were designed to solve ...
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