Premium Flat Top Stove Stainless Steel Bar | ASTM A240 Certified

Premium Flat Top Stove Stainless Steel Bar | ASTM A240 Certified

Technical Specifications

Mechanical Properties

Tensile Strength:
Engineered for heavy-duty performance, our stainless steel flat top grill bars achieve tensile strengths of 515–720 MPa (Grade 304) and 530–850 MPa (Grade 316L). These values ensure resistance to deformation under extreme thermal and mechanical loads, making them ideal for flat grill stainless steel systems in commercial kitchens or industrial heating equipment.

Bending Strength:
With yield strengths of 205–310 MPa (304) and 240–360 MPa (316L), the material retains structural integrity even after repeated bending. This is critical for curved components in stainless steel griddle flat top assemblies or architectural frameworks requiring precise angles.

Weight Calculation

Calculate the weight of your stainless steel flat top grill bar using the formula:
$\text{Weight (kg)}=\text{Width (m)}\times \text{Thickness (m)}\times \text{Length (m)}\times \text{Density (g/cm³)}\times 1000$
Example:
For a 100mm × 10mm × 6m piece (Grade 316L):
$0.1\times 0.01\times 6\times 7.98\times 1000=47.88\text{kg}$
Note: Customized weight charts are available for bulk orders.

Identification & Traceability

• Laser Marking: Permanent grade identification (e.g., "316L") and batch numbers for quality tracking.
• Mill Test Certificates (MTC): Includes chemical composition, mechanical properties, and compliance with ASTM/EN standards.
• QR Code Labels: Scan for real-time material traceability and certification access.

Why Stainless Steel Corrodes?

Despite its corrosion-resistant reputation, stainless steel can rust under specific conditions:

1. Galvanic Corrosion: Contact with dissimilar metals (e.g., carbon steel) in humid environments triggers electrochemical reactions, degrading the protective chromium oxide layer.
2. Chloride Exposure: Coastal or industrial settings with airborne chlorides penetrate the oxide film, causing pitting or stress corrosion cracking in Grade 304. Grade 316L’s molybdenum content mitigates this risk.
3. Organic Contamination: Food residues or acidic substances accelerate localized pitting, particularly in flat grill stainless steel surfaces if not cleaned promptly.
4. Mechanical Damage: Scratches from abrasive tools or improper handling expose the base metal to oxidation.

Prevention Strategies:

• Use Grade 316L for coastal or high-humidity installations.
• Clean surfaces with pH-neutral detergents; avoid chlorine-based cleaners.
• Apply passivation treatments post-fabrication to restore the chromium oxide layer.

Applications

• Stainless Steel Flat Top Grill: Heat-resistant surfaces (up to 800°C) for commercial kitchens, ensuring even heat distribution and easy cleaning.
• Industrial Stoves: Structural frames and burner plates requiring thermal stability and corrosion resistance.
• Architectural Cladding: Durable facades and handrails in coastal or urban environments.
• Marine Hardware: Dock fittings and offshore platforms (Grade 316L recommended).

Why Choose Our Stainless Steel Flat Bars?

1. Premium Material Sourcing: Direct partnerships with Tisco, Baosteel, and POSCO ensure compliance with ASTM, EN, and JIS standards.
2. Advanced Processing: Precision cold rolling and laser cutting guarantee dimensional accuracy (±0.2mm tolerance) and burr-free edges.
3. Customization: Tailored dimensions (width: 60–1200mm), surface finishes, and packaging (PVC wrapping or wooden crates).
4. Quality Assurance: Third-party inspections (SGS/BV) and ISO 9001 certification ensure zero defects.
5. Sustainability: Recyclable material with a 30% lower carbon footprint compared to carbon steel alternatives.