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Did You Know?  45 to 50% of automotive exhaust systems are made of stainless steel. Probably, we all are aware of establishing uses of stainless steel in different industries as per their required proportions but at Automotives behind the scenes are quite different, as you read the fact – the ratio of stainless steel is quite higher than other applicants of stainless steel. So, is it bad/good that Automotives have adopted stainless steel? And if yes, what characteristics of stainless steel made the automotive industry to adapt this higher ratio? Let’s get on to answering step-by-step, when it comes to automotive there are several requirements that need to be fulfilled including a lightweight yet safer experience, environmental-friendly, and affordability. Now steel can also deliver those segments so why stainless steel and not just steel for automotive, forgot!? “RUST” can easily eat away the whole engine compartment, can weaken exhaust system mounts, and be able to create air leak...

Introduction  From food to automotive, stainless steel has been transforming nearly every industry. The oil and gas industry has been no different.   The oil and gas industry is an evolving industry with modern requirements. And to meet these needs, stainless steel continues to optimize industrial operations by ensuring long-lasting and reliable performance.  Stainless steel can withstand corrosion which is a very important consideration in the oil and gas industry; hence, it’s very evident that stainless steel is a critical component for safe operation in oil and gas processing systems. In this blog, we’ll look at why stainless steel plays an important role in petroleum refining and some of the established advantages and applications of stainless steel in the oil and gas industry.  Oil & Gas Industry    The oil and gas industries are a significant contributor to the thriving economy. The final products of this industry are mainly fuel, oil, and p...

Stainless steel has quickly become one of the most commonly used metals in the fabrication industry. For the uninitiated, stainless steel is an ideal material for the fabrication & rigging used in commercial, industrial, and residential projects.  Unfortunately, many engineers & designers still hesitate to choose stainless steel for fabrication work because of its higher cost. But you should know that the benefits of stainless steel, especially for fabrication purposes, far outweigh the initial investment.  If you’re considering using stainless steel for a fabrication job but are not sure if it’s a wise decision, you have come to the right place. In this post, we’ve explained what stainless steel is, its types, and the top reasons why you should consider using it for fabrication jobs. What is Stainless Steel? In simplest terms, stainless steel is an alloy of iron that comes with approximately 10.5% chromium. The chromium basically produces a thin layer of oxide on the...

  Marine industries have a highly demanding environment that requires materials that can withstand the corrosive effects of saltwater and other harsh conditions.  A material that can provide the best resistance and performance under the ocean surface. Wondering what it is? It’s Stainless steel!  Even after a few numbers of materials labels themselves as the best materials for marine applications, Stainless Steel has always overshadowed them with its quality performance.  The reason why Stainless steel is the best choice for marine applications is it doesn’t corrode and weaken in the presence of water or oxidation over time. Stainless has an exceptional ability to survive the salinity of seawater along with harsh sunlight.  Keep reading to learn more about why stainless steel is widely used for marine applications, what type of stainless steel grade to choose from, and a lot more. Why Use Stainless Steel In Marine Applications? Before jumping on Stainless Steel u...

  Starting from the small zipper to huge industries such as chemicals, civil plants, food and beverages – in each industry stainless steel has been playing a major role since 1913 when it was named ‘rustless steel’ by Harry Brearley because of its corrosion and rust resistance. Time by time, stainless steel became a quickly adaptive material to use in numerous industries and even after that kitchenary industry took a quiet time to favour it in use as both better and bitter results were getting expected, at last in the 1940s and 50s this situation took its turning point and stainless steel get in use for the first time.  After that pharmaceutical industry was the second most cautionable sector, but as this sector started utilising it with its high durability, easy sanitization, and high-temperature tolerance stainless steel left no option for the pharmaceutical sector to take a back switch to steel. Today, the stainless steel market is globally sized at the value of USD $111.44...