Stainless Steel Coils

The stainless steel coil 310 is generally used for elevating temperature applications. It’s due to the high-end nickel and chromium contents the coil impart excellent strength and resistance to oxidation.

The stainless steel coil 304L is quite similar to type 304 other than for a lower carbon content that decreases the carbide precipitation and hence enhances welding properties.

The SS Coil 316L is generally non magnetic annealed, however becomes slightly magnetic when exposed to cold work. It also has great strength.

The stainless steel 317L is primarily nonmagnetic as annealed, however it becomes lightly magnetic when exposed to cold work. The coil has great resistant power against any type of oxidation.

The mix of chromium and nickel content in the 309S Stainless Steel Coil makes it highly durable and resistant to any kind of oxidation.