Stainless Steel 316N Welded Pipes

Stainless Steel 316N Welded Pipes are composed primarily of iron, with 18.5-20% chromium, 8 to 12% nickel, 2.0-3.0% molybdenum, and 0.08-0.2% nitrogen, making them stronger and more resistant to corrosion than other steel varieties. Additionally, these pipes contain small amounts of manganese and silicon, as well as trace amounts of sulfur and phosphorus, for even more excellent protection from oxidation. All this chemistry ensures that these pipes can remain dependable for years in a wide range of temperatures and environments without sacrificing strength or flexibility from the stainless steel alloy structure itself.

Stainless Steel 316N Welded Pipes offer strength, durability, and superior corrosion resistance, making them the ideal material choice for various industrial applications. They are well known for withstanding the most challenging environmental conditions, such as high temperatures and H2S exposure, due to their excellent mechanical properties and low work hardening rates. In addition, they have excellent forming capabilities that make them perfect for fabricating complex geometries such as flanges, bends, and elbows. With excellent corrosion protection in a wide range of media, including chloride-containing environments, these pipes are perfect for applications like chemical engineering and beverage processing. Their robustness makes them an excellent choice for aerospace fabrication as they maintain their integrity even through extreme temperature cycles.