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Stainless Steel 304 Pipe

Stainless Steel Pipe

Stainless Steel 304 Tube

Stainless Steel Tube

Stainless Steel 304 Tube

Stainless Steel Tubing

FASTWELL is a pioneer in Stainless Steel (SS) & Steel ERW Pipes product’s dealers in Mumbai, India. We can provide any size of Stainless Steel Seamless Pipes . For quick delivery and reasonable prices contact us today on provided helpline number or email-id. SS Welded Pipe is 100% recyclable by re-melting it and 70%-80% of recycled ASTM A358 SS EFW Pipes scrap is used to make new for reuse purpose .

Stainless Steel Price Per Kg

Stainless Steel Price per kg Origin Price in INR
(per kg)		 Price in USD
(per kg)		 Price in Euro
(per kg)
Stainless Steel Price per kg in India Indian Rs 195/- $2.85 €2.43
Stainless Steel Price per kg in Japan Japanese Rs 250/- $3.65 €3.12
Stainless Steel Price per kg in UK / Europe European Rs 300/- $4.38 €3.74
Stainless Steel Price per kg in USA USA Rs 350/- $5 €4.37

Please note: Price is subject to change without any prior notice.

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Stainless Steel Composition

Material Grades Supplied Main features Advantages Disadvantages
Austenitic Steel with Manganese 201
  • Non magnetic*
  • Low Carbon
  • Main alloying element is chromium, typically 16-20%
  • Nickel typically 7-13%
  • Strengthens significantly during cold working
  • Good weldability
  • High strength and ductility
  • Cannot be hardened by heat treatment
  • Low stress corrosion cracking resistance
Austenitics 301, 304L, 304, 305, 320, 321, 347,
Austenitic Steel with Molybdenum 316, 316L, 316Ti, 904L
Ferritics 409, 410S, 430, 430L, 430Ti (439), 441, 444
  • Magnetic
  • Low Carbon
  • Main alloying element is chromium, typically 10.5-17%
  • Good formability
  • Low cost
  • Good stress corrosion cracking resistance
  • Moderate ductility
  • Limited corrosion resistance
  • Cannot be hardened by heat treatment
Martensitics 410, 420, 431
  • Can be magnetic or non magnetic
  • Low Carbon
  • Main alloying element is chromium, typically 12 to 15%, molybdenum (0.2-1%)
  • Hardened by quenching and tempered to give improved toughness and ductility
  • Less resistant to corrosion compared to Austenitic and Ferritic grades.
  • Limited formability and welding capabilities
Precipitation hardening 17/4PH, 17/7PH
  • Contains Aluminium or Copper
  • High work hardening rates
  • Very high strengths
  • Better Corrosion resistance compared to martensitics
  • Limited availability
  • Lower corrosion resistance, formability and weldability compared to austenitics
Duplex 309, 310
  • Magnetic
  • Low Carbon
  • Combined Austenitic-Ferritic structure
  • Chromium typically 21-26%
  • Nickel typically 3.5-6.5%
  • Superior tensile strength in annealed condition
  • Good corrosion and pitting resistance
  • Lighter weight
  • Lower cost due to lower Nickel content
  • Cannot be hardened by heat treatment, but offers higher annealed strength levels than Ferritic or Austenitic grades
  • Restricted application temperature range when compared to Austenitics
* cold working of the less alloyed grades will induce structural changes leading to increased levels of magnetism.
**Super Austenitics, Super Ferritic and Super Duplexes are available by request

Please note: Price is subject to change as per the specified standards.

Stainless steel chemical composition for all grades is as follows- SS Grades 201 , 301, 304L , 305, 321, 347, 309S, 310 S, 316L, 317L, 317 LMN, 904 L.

Following 3 types of stainless steel show the unique properties.

  • Austenitic: This type of Chromium-nickel-iron alloy is with 16-26% chromium, 6-22% nickel, and low carbon content, with non-magnetic properties. Nickel increases corrosion resistance. Harden able by cold-working as well as tempering i.e. heated then cooled. UNS S30400 or "18/8" (18% chromium 8% nickel), is the most commonly used grade.
  • Martensitic: Martensitic is Chromium-iron alloys with 10.5-17% chromium and carefully controlled carbon content, harden able by quenching and tempering. It has magnetic properties which are mostly used in knives. They are strong and hard, but are fragile and hard to form and weld. A typical example is grade 420 (S42000).
  • Ferritic: Ferritic has 17-27% chromium and low carbon content, with magnetic properties. Cooking utensils made of this type contain the higher chromium levels. A typical example 430 is the most commonly used ferritic steel. Two additional classes are Duplex (with austenitic and ferritic structures), and Precipitation Hardening stainless steel.

Available Stainless Steel Grades