Anti-Bacterial stainless steel plate | Hygienic Surfaces for Medical Facilities

Anti-Bacterial Stainless Steel Plate | Hygienic Surfaces for Medical Facilities

Technical Specifications

Performance & Features

1. Tensile Strength

Our 316 stainless steel plate combines antibacterial properties with robust mechanical performance:

• Grade 316L: Delivers 520–670 MPa tensile strength, ideal for surgical instruments and hospital surfaces exposed to frequent sterilization.
• Antibacterial 304Cu: Achieves 550–700 MPa with copper-rich nano-phases for continuous microbial resistance.
  Testing adheres to ASTM A240 and ISO 22196 standards, validated by Mill Test Reports (MTRs) and third-party antibacterial certifications.

2. Bending Strength

Engineered to maintain integrity in high-stress medical environments:

• Thin plates (≤6 mm) withstand 180° bends without cracking (per GB/T 232-2010), critical for forming surgical trays or stainless steel kids plates edges.
• Thick plates (e.g., 1/4 in stainless steel plate) require controlled radii to avoid stress fractures in structural components like bed frames or equipment mounts.

3. Identification & Marking

Each plate features traceable identifiers for medical compliance:

• Laser-etched grade (e.g., 316L, 304Cu).
• Batch number, antibacterial certification mark, and ISO 13485 medical-device compliance code.

4. Weight Calculation

Use the formula for precise medical equipment design:
$\text{Weight (kg)}=\text{Thickness (mm)}\times \text{Width (m)}\times \text{Length (m)}\times 7.93(\text{Density})$
Example: A 1/4 in stainless steel plate (6.35 mm × 1.2 m × 2.4 m) weighs 144.7 kg.

5. Why Stainless Steel Can Rust?

Even antibacterial grades like 316 stainless steel plate may corrode under extreme conditions:

• Chloride Exposure: High-saline environments (e.g., coastal hospitals) induce pitting in untreated 304-grade steel.
• Mechanical Damage: Scratches from surgical tools disrupt the chromium oxide layer, necessitating electropolished finishes for stainless steel kids plates and medical surfaces.
• Intergranular Corrosion: Improper welding in 316L reduces molybdenum’s chloride resistance, requiring post-weld annealing.

Applications

• Medical Facilities: Surgical tables, instrument trays, hygienic wall cladding.
• Pediatric Safety: Stainless steel kids plates, spill-proof food containers (non-toxic, easy to sterilize).
• Industrial Hygiene: Pharmaceutical equipment, cleanroom ventilation systems.

Why Choose Our Anti-Bacterial Stainless Steel Plates?

1. Permanent Microbial Resistance: Copper/nano-silver coatings inhibit 99.9% of bacteria (e.g., Porphyromonas gingivalis).
2. Medical-Grade Compliance: Meets FDA 21 CFR 175.300 and ISO 13485 for implantable devices and food contact.
3. Custom Fabrication: Electrolytic polishing for non-porous surfaces, laser cutting for precision (±0.1 mm).
4. Global Certifications: RoHS, REACH, and ASTM A240 compliance with full traceability.
5. Sustainability: 100% recyclable, low-VOC production aligned with green medical initiatives.