Grade 304 Stainless Steel is common across the industry, especially in food processing because the material is not vulnerable to corrosion from acids that are present in common foodstuffs. Therefore, ...

Alloys such as 304 stainless steel may be adequate inland, but coastal builders often recommend 316 stainless steel for its higher molybdenum content, which offers better resistance to chlorides and ...

A recent study published in Scientific Reports examined the effects of hydrochloric acid (HCl) exposure on stainless steel ... leading to corrosion. This study assessed how SS 304 reacts to ...

Corrosion resistance is key in these applications and Hollaender offers anodized aluminum and stainless steel (both 304 and 316) railing systems that are far more corrosion resistant than ...