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What is the difference between 304 grade stainless steel and 316 grade stainless steel?

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What is the difference between 304 grade stainless steel and 316 grade stainless steel?

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Stainless steel is available in two grades, 304 and 316. 304 grade stainless steel has very good resistance to rust or corrosion, however 316 grade stainless steel has a much higher nickel content and therefore even greater resistance to rust and corrosion. 316 grade stainless steel is sometimes referred to as “marine-grade” stainless steel. 316 Grade Stainless fasteners also have a higher tensile strength than 304 Grade stainless steel fasteners, but not as high as a metric 8.8 or imperial sized grade 5 bolt. Gippsland Bolts and Fasteners can supply you with a range of stainless steel bolts and stainless steel fasteners according to your requirements.

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