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Industrial-Grade Stainless Angle Steel | ASTM A479 316L
Industrial-Grade Stainless Angle Steel | ASTM A479 316L
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Industrial-Grade Stainless Angle Steel | ASTM A479 316L
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Product Specifications
Attribute | Details |
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Material Standard | Stainless angle steel: ASTM A479 316L / A276 (dual certification)
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Dimensions | Leg Length: 30×30×3mm to 150×150×12mm |
Hardness (Rockwell) | HRB 85–95 (cold-worked) |
Surface Finish | No. 4 brushed, mirror polish (No. 8), or sandblasted for enhanced aesthetics and corrosion resistance |
Processing | Laser cutting, hot rolling, CNC bending for angle iron stainless steel projects |
Certifications | ASTM A479/A276, ISO 9001, PED 2014/68/EU, NACE MR0175 |
Mechanical Properties
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Tensile Strength:
- ASTM A479 316L: 515–690 MPa (75,000–100,000 psi)
. - Exceeds standard structural requirements for offshore platforms, chemical reactors, and coastal infrastructure.
- ASTM A479 316L: 515–690 MPa (75,000–100,000 psi)
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Bending Strength:
- Achieves a 1:1 bend ratio (e.g., 50×50×6mm leg bends to 50mm radius) without cracking due to high ductility.
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Yield Strength:
- Minimum 205 MPa (30,000 psi) in annealed conditions, adaptable to cold-working for increased rigidity
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- Minimum 205 MPa (30,000 psi) in annealed conditions, adaptable to cold-working for increased rigidity
Technical Features
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Weight Calculation:
- Formula for Equal Legs:
Example: 60×60×8mm → . - Pre-calculated charts available for stainless steel angle ASTM A276 and custom angle iron stainless steel profiles.
- Formula for Equal Legs:
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Marking & Traceability:
- Laser-etched labels include heat number, grade (316L), and compliance codes (ASTM A479/A276).
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Corrosion Resistance:
- 316L contains 2.5–3% molybdenum, offering superior resistance to chlorides, sulfuric acid, and saltwater environments.
Why Stainless Steel May Corrode?
Although stainless angle steel is highly durable, specific conditions can lead to localized rust:
- Chloride Exposure:
- Coastal or de-icing salt environments may cause pitting if the passive chromium oxide layer is damaged.
- Galvanic Corrosion:
- Direct contact with carbon steel or copper alloys in humid settings accelerates oxidation.
- High-Temperature Oxidation:
- Prolonged exposure above 870°C (1600°F) degrades chromium’s protective properties.
- Mechanical Stress:
- Improper welding or bending without post-treatment (e.g., pickling) reduces corrosion resistance.
Prevention Measures:
- Apply electropolishing to restore the chromium layer post-fabrication.
- Use insulating spacers to prevent galvanic coupling.
Why Choose Our Stainless Angle Steel?
- Material Superiority:
- Prime-grade 316L billets with ±0.3% molybdenum tolerance for unmatched corrosion resistance.
- Customization:
- Tailor stainless steel angle ASTM A276 profiles (e.g., 45×45×5mm) with slotting or notching for rapid assembly.
- Global Compliance:
- Dual-certified ASTM A479/A316L and NACE MR0175 for oil/gas and marine applications.
- Local Stock Availability:
- Immediate access to angle iron stainless steel in 2-inch (50.8mm) and 3-inch (76.2mm) leg sizes across North America and Europe.
- Sustainability:
- 90% recycled content with eco-friendly packaging (PVC-free wraps, reusable wooden crates).
