Basic stainless steel. Provides high oxidation resistance up to 450° C. Excellent mechanical and frictional resistance

Preferred in chemical, petrochemical, food, kitchen, automotive and medical industries and in production of hot water storage cylinders and exchangers

Low carbon version of TP 304. No frictional resistance above 500°C. Provides high oxidation resistance up to 450°C.

Preferred in chemical, mining and petrol industries and in production of chemical storage tanks. Generally used in temperatures below 400°C.

Provides oxidation resistance up to 650°C, mechanical breaking and contraction resistance, and also provides high oxidation resistance thanks to its molybdenum component

Preferred in chemical, petrochemical, food, textile and paper industries, and under sea and industrial atmosphere

Low carbon version of TP 316. No frictional resistance above 500°C. Provides high oxidation resistance up to 450°C.

Preferred in chemical, petrochemical, food, textile and paper industries, and under sea and industrial atmosphere conditions. Generally used in temperatures below 400°C.

Similar general corrosion resistance with TP 316. Provides oxidation resistance in temperatures up to 650°C

Preferred in chemical, petrochemical, textile and paper

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