302 Stainless Steel chain offers excellent corrosion resistance for food processing, industrial and marine environment applications. Possesses non-magnetic properties and outstanding toughness at all temperatures.
304 Stainless Steel has good resistance to atmospheric corrosion resistance. Typical uses for 304 stainless chains include chemical, food processing, paper
309 Stainless Steel alloy is best known for its high strength and oxidation resistance in continuous service applications. This alloy withstands temperatures up to 2000 F (1093 C). It is superior to 304 stainless in both strength and corrosion resistance.
316 Stainless Steel has superior corrosion resistance which is ideal for chemical, food processing, coastal and offshore marine applications. 316 stainless chain offers oxidation resistance, good mechanical properties and is used in many industries, including paper, mining, pharmaceutical and petroleum industries.
410 Stainless Steel is the basic martensitic stainless steel that was developed to provide a category of stainless alloys that would be corrosion resistant and hardened by heat treating. Grade 410 is machinable and used in applications where high strength, moderate heat and corrosion resistance requirements are key.
B-8 Stainless Steel is non-magnetic and has good corrosion resistance properties. B-8 stainless has a 75,000 psi tensile strength and has the same material as AISI type 304 stainless steel
B-8M Stainless Steel material is similar to B8 except has added Molybdenum. Because it has better corrosion resistance than B8, hex bolts, studs and other fasteners are common to the B8M specification.
17-4 PH Stainless Steel is a martensitic, chromium-nickel-copper stainless steel used for applications requiring high strength and moderate levels of corrosion resistance. Stainless 17-4 PH is used in a wide range of applications that include aircraft structural parts, fasteners, pump shafts, valve parts, chemical & food processing equipment, and nuclear components.
