Action of stainless steel

Stainless steel does not corrode, pitting, rusting or wear. Stainless steel is also one of the strongest building metal materials. Because of its excellent corrosion resistance, stainless steel enables structural components to permanently maintain the integrity of the engineering design. Chrome-containing stainless steel also has mechanical strength and high extensibility, and is easy to manufacture parts to meet the needs of architects and structural designers.

Typical uses of stainless steel

Most use requirements are to maintain the original appearance of the building for a long time. In determining the type of stainless steel to be selected, the main consideration is the required aesthetic standards, the corrosion of the location of the atmosphere and the cleaning system to be used.

However, other applications increasingly seek only structural integrity or impermeability. For example, the roofs and side walls of industrial buildings. In these applications, the owner's construction costs may be more important than aesthetics, even if the surface is not very clean.

The stainless steel coil has a smoothsurface, high plasticity, toughness andmechanical strength, and is resistantto corrosion by acids, alkaline gases,solutions and other media.It is an alloysteel that is not easy to rust, but it isnot absolutely rust-free.Stainless steelcoil refers to steel coil resistant tocorrosion by weak media such asatmosphere,steam and water, whileacid-resistant steel coil refers to steelcoil resistant to chemically corrosive media such asacid, alkali and salt.