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Mechanical Properties stainless steel 316 SUS316 pipe

Mechanical Properties stainless steel 316 SUS316 pipe

In high temperature environments, 316 stainless steel tends to outperform 304.

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ASTM A312 TP316 ERW Pipe, Check 316 Stainless Steel Seamless Pipe Dimension

Stainless Steel 316 Pipe is an austenitic stainless steel grade pipe that has good resistance to chloride ion corrosion stress cracking. For this reason, the pipe is used in marine and sea water applications with ease. Navstar Steel is a leading supplier and manufacturer of the Stainless Steel 316 Pipe products in various scales and dimensions.

Similar to 304 stainless steel, 316 stainless steel is one of the more popular austenitic stainless steels. Because of its excellent weldability and corrosion toughness, you can typically find 316 stainless steel in the following applications: food preparation equipment, marine, coastal construction, marine fittings, braided screens for quarrying and water filtration, heat exchangers, Jet engine parts, etc.

The Stainless Steel 316 Welded Pipe is welded from strips of the same grade and they have equal strength as the 304 types but with added corrosion resistance due to the 4% molybdenum content in the composition. The ASTM A312 TP316 ERW Pipe belongs to the A312 specification for the tubular products and it can be used for high temperature and high pressure applications. The most use cases of the Stainless Steel DIN 1.4401 Pipe can be seen in the pollution control, waste water purification, sea water desalination and marine applications. Please contact us for more product information and the SS UNS S31600 Schedule 40 Pipe pricing.

 

Chemical Element of SS DIN 1.4401 Hollow Pipe

Grade 316
min max
C 0.08
Mn 2.0
Si 0.75
P 0.045
S 0.03
Cr 16.0 18.0
Mo 2.0 3.0
Ni 10.0 14.0
N 0.10

 

Mechanical Properties of SS UNS S31600 Round Pipe

Grade 316
Tensile Strength (MPa) min 515
Yield Strength 0.2% Proof (MPa) min 205
Elongation (% in 50mm) min 40
Hardness Rockwell B (HR B) max 95
Rockwell B (HR B) max 217
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