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A182 F316L special flange used for applications such as appliances

Although both of these steels are considered low carbon steel alloys, they are quite different. For example, “L” stands for “low” in 316l stainless steel, meaning the alloy has a very low carbon content. The 316l variant is also more resistant to solder corrosion and can withstand higher temperatures than the 316. This is why 316l is often used in marine and architectural projects.

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Unlike 304 steel (the most popular stainless steel), 316 has better resistance to chlorides and other acids. This makes it useful for outdoor applications in marine environments or where exposure to chlorides is possible. Type 316 stainless steel is an austenitic grade with added molybdenum. Compared to Type 304, this alloy has higher corrosion resistance, especially in chloride environments. Type 316L is intended for welding applications.

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