Stainless Steel is a versatile and durable material known for its corrosion resistance, strength, and aesthetic appeal.
Stainless Steel is a corrosion-resistant alloy. Its resistance to rust and staining makes it highly versatile for applications in numerous industries, such as construction, kitchenware, medical equipment, and aerospace.
The following table shows common stainless steel alloys. If you have any other alloy requirements, please contact us.
89,900 PSI
50%
Rockwell B95
0.289 lb/in³
(8.00 g/cm³)
73,200 PSI
70%
Rockwell B82
0.289 lb/in³
(8.00 g/cm³)
84,000 PSI
50%
Rockwell B95
0.289 lb/in³
(7.99 g/cm³)
221,000 PSI
14.5%
Rockwell B85
0.282 lb/in³
(7.80 g/cm³)
107,000 – 190,000 PSI
9-20%
Rockwell B80
0.282 lb/in³
(7.80 g/cm³)
24,700 – 264,000 PSI
9-36%
Rockwell B88
0.282 lb/in³
(7.80 g/cm³)
70,100 PSI
25%
Rockwell B89
0.280 lb/in³
(7.74 g/cm³)
254,000 PSI
2-14%
Rockwell C20
0.282 lb/in³
(7.80 g/cm³)
160,000 PSI
5%
Rockwell C35
0.281 lb/in³
(7.78 g/cm³)
197,000 – 203,000 PSI
10-12%
Rockwell C38 – C42
0.280 lb/in³
(7.75 g/cm³)
168,000 – 197,000 PSI
11-13%
Rockwell C28 – C38
0.280 lb/in³
(7.75 g/cm³)
The following table shows common surface finishes for stainless steel.
