Astm A276 F904l N08904 Ss 304L 316L 904L 310S 321 304 Rod Threaded 316 Stainless Steel Bar

Round bars can be manufactured using cold-finishing or hot-finishing processes, and are often available in many different grades and diameters, making them suitable for many different applications. Grade 303 – This is generally considered the best grade for machining, so is naturally popular in projects that require a lot of machining.

Stainless steel WNR 1.4301 wire is known for its amazing tensile strength and fabric power and is available in a variety of sizes according to customer requirements. They are the product of the best materials and primary strategies that conform to the established norms of the industry. In our assortment we have round rods with special type of ends to ensure short and tight fittings in pipes. Furthermore, in addition to custom-designed specifications, we also offer a wide variety of round bars to meet customers’ software needs in the most green way possible.

316 stainless steel round bars are ideal for most machining techniques and for indoor and outdoor applications. AISI 316 stainless steel is a non-magnetic, high-strength material with excellent corrosion resistance. 316 is slightly stronger than 303 and 304 stainless steel. Making it ideal for the food and pharmaceutical industries, as well as in areas involving marine environments, aerospace, process equipment, chemicals or other aggressive substances.

The balanced austenitic structure of Grade 321 enables deep drawing without intermediate annealing, which makes this grade dominant in the manufacture of drawn stainless steel parts such as sinks, hollowware and pans.

Likewise, very heat-resistant alloys may significantly increase susceptibility to corrosion at these higher temperatures
In fact, in most non-specialized environments or installations, it may be better to use lower grades of heat resistance such as 304, 304l, 316, and 347 stainless steel bar.

The absolute roughness of hot rolled stainless steel round bars is higher than that of drawn bars. This is not a problem when rebar is only used for strength and corrosion resistance properties. But when the bar is used for aesthetic applications and outdoor fixtures, cold drawn stainless steel round bar is preferred because of its smooth surface and less absolute roughness. Bars can also vary in size. Typical range is 5mm to 450mm radius.

Steel bars are one of the core components of any manufacturing
industry or for that matter any industry that relies on machineries.
Thanks to its versatile applications, steel bars find itself in the
epicenter of most of engineering industries, be it automotive, textile,
fabrication, construction, cement, ship building, paper and pulp,
defence, heavy earth moving equipments or aerospace.
The overwhelming popularity of steel bars is owed to the fact that
it is possible to be produced in varying types, shapes, sizes, and
grades of bars to cater the exact technical requirements. Steel
bars generally have the shapes such as flat, round, hexagonal,
square and channel and on most of the occasions, it is the shape
of the bar that defines its application area

ASTM A479 can be described as a standard specification for stainless steel bars. They are available in custom shapes and sizes for use in boilers and pressure vessels. The material specification is available in four grades including austenitic, austenitic-ferritic, ferritic and martensitic grades. They have good mechanical properties such as high tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, etc. These can be used for hot and cold working bars.

431 is a high chromium, low nickel, high hardenability martensitic stainless steel with high strength and good corrosion resistance. Compared to other 400 stainless grades, 431 stainless steel is designed to improve corrosion resistance and toughness, especially in quench hardened stainless steel. The 431 will perform well in marine environments as well as in aerospace applications such as aircraft fasteners and accessories. This alloy has great impact strength at high hardness levels.

ASTM is the American Society for Testing and Materials, and A479 is “Standard Specification for Stainless Steel Bars and Sections for Use in Boilers and Other Pressure Vessels.” This general supply specification defines composition and mechanical property requirements for various stainless steel bars, whether hot or cold worked, round, hexagonal or square, and hot rolled or extruded shapes such as angles, tees and channels . It also includes basic details on sampling and certification requirements, product marking and particle size requirements.

Austenitic stainless steels are characterised, in the most common variants, for a wide range of applications
Weldable and formable due to manganese, nickel and nitrogen chemistry, balancing moderate strength, hardness (cannot be heat treated but can be “work hardened”), ductility and toughness, relatively susceptible to SCC unless nickel content is increased, Higher molybdenum content can enhance resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion (CCR).

Grade 316 is known for its toughness and excellent corrosion resistance. This alloy has proven useful in many metal engineering projects, especially in exterior and coastal applications and where welding is required. Machining at level 316 is a little more difficult, but can be done successfully with the right tools.

Grade 316 – Second only to 304 among austenitic stainless steels, this is the standard molybdenum-containing stainless steel, which means it has better overall corrosion resistance than 304, especially pitting and corrosion commonly found in chloride environments crevice corrosion. It has excellent forming and welding characteristics.

Grade 410 stainless steel is a general-purpose martensitic stainless steel containing 11.5% chromium with good corrosion resistance. However, through a series of processes such as quenching, tempering, and polishing, the corrosion resistance of grade 410 steel can be further enhanced. Quenching and tempering can harden grade 410 steel. They are typically used in applications involving mild corrosion, heat resistance and high strength.

Steel bars are one of the core components of any manufacturing
industry or for that matter any industry that relies on machineries.
Thanks to its versatile applications, steel bars find itself in the
epicenter of most of engineering industries, be it automotive, textile,
fabrication, construction, cement, ship building, paper and pulp,
defence, heavy earth moving equipments or aerospace.
The overwhelming popularity of steel bars is owed to the fact that
it is possible to be produced in varying types, shapes, sizes, and
grades of bars to cater the exact technical requirements. Steel
bars generally have the shapes such as flat, round, hexagonal,
square and channel and on most of the occasions, it is the shape
of the bar that defines its application area

Grade 410 stainless steel is a general-purpose martensitic stainless steel containing 11.5% chromium with good corrosion resistance. However, through a series of processes such as quenching, tempering, and polishing, the corrosion resistance of grade 410 steel can be further enhanced. Quenching and tempering can harden grade 410 steel. They are typically used in applications involving mild corrosion, heat resistance and high strength.

Grade 304 – This is a standard “18/8” stainless steel with excellent forming and welding characteristics. 304L is a low carbon version of 304 and does not require post weld annealing. This makes it ideal for heavy components.

Stainless steel round bars can be easily ordered in various sizes. Simply select the desired steel grade and we will supply bars in lengths from 500mm to 3m and diameters from 3mm to 50mm. We can even offer you an ordering option for metric or imperial measurements.

Stainless steel forged bars are harder and more durable. They are versatile and therefore available for a wide range of services.

Grade 316L is a low carbon version of grade 316 stainless steel with increased resistance to surface corrosion and can be used in the same temperature range. It is also more commonly used in applications that require large size components to be welded. Although the 316/316L is widely considered the default choice for applications requiring marine grade products, it has reduced performance in warm salt water.

Since a276 grade 316 rods are resistant not only to acetic acid but also to phosphoric acid, they are part of equipment used in fertilizer manufacturing, textile processing, and the pharmaceutical industry. Another use for ASTM A479 Grade 316 bars is that they can be used as components in the food and beverage industry because the alloy is recognized as a hygienic and non-toxic alloy.

This specification covers stainless steel hot and cold worked bars, including round, square, and hexagonal, as well as hot rolled or extruded shapes such as angles, tees, and channels for boiler and pressure vessel construction.

The most common problem with stainless steel alloys is that they tend to undergo a process called oxidation. Oxidative corrosion can weaken the structural integrity of any project. Use appropriate materials in combination with a good finish delay, or in some cases prevent corrosion. One such example is the use of 310 stainless steel round bars, which have excellent corrosion resistance. As a heat-resistant alloy, this austenitic steel is considered a versatile multi-faceted grade. From food processing to furnaces, grade stainless steel 310 round bars are used in countless ways.

Steel bars are one of the core components of any manufacturing
industry or for that matter any industry that relies on machineries.
Thanks to its versatile applications, steel bars find itself in the
epicenter of most of engineering industries, be it automotive, textile,
fabrication, construction, cement, ship building, paper and pulp,
defence, heavy earth moving equipments or aerospace.
The overwhelming popularity of steel bars is owed to the fact that
it is possible to be produced in varying types, shapes, sizes, and
grades of bars to cater the exact technical requirements. Steel
bars generally have the shapes such as flat, round, hexagonal,
square and channel and on most of the occasions, it is the shape
of the bar that defines its application area

The ASTM A479 specification covers hot-rolled and cold-rolled stainless steel bar, including round, square, and hexagonal, as well as hot-rolled or extruded shapes for boiler and pressure vessel construction, such as angles, tees, and channels. Four grades of stainless steel are available, including austenitic, austenitic-ferritic, ferritic and martensitic grades. Mechanical properties, such as tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, and hardness, shall be determined for specimens subjected to normalized, tempered, annealed, and quenched conditions.

Considered for applications involving boiler and pressure vessel construction, martensitic grade SS A479 Type 410 bar offers good corrosion resistance in addition to its high strength and hardness properties. On the other hand, grade 316 ASTM A479 forged bar is the best choice for marine applications.

For stainless steels 304, 316, 304L,347, some alloys are better suited for welding, or easier to machine than others, generally austenitic steels are easier to weld than most other alloys, but there are exceptions depending on the stainless steel you may need Types of finishes and treatments.

Steel pipes can be disintegrated on the basis of its application. Typical applications of steel pipes are in the area of water pipelines, industrial water lines, oil pipe lines, cross country pipe line, agriculture and irrigation pipes, tube lines for natural gas, chemical industries, automobile industry, construction industries and other purposes.

Stainless steel bars or rods are used in a variety of applications and are widely used in the construction industry due to their durability and resistance to corrosion and rust.
We stock bars and rods in diameters ranging from 3mm to 76.2mm, lengths up to 3m and available in 3 metal grades.
303 – has good corrosion resistance, can be freely processed, not suitable for welding or forming.
304 – has good corrosion resistance, suitable for forming and welding, general machining.
316 – is our highest grade, has excellent corrosion resistance, is suitable for forming and welding, but is slightly more difficult to machine.

HT PIPE is one of the well-established manufacturers and suppliers of Stainless Steel 316Ti Bar.