Stainless steels vary in their elemental and chemical composition. They share many of the same characteristics, but their individual properties set them apart from each other. Essentra Components have put together this guide to help you understand not only how these two grades are similar, but also how they differ.
We’ll cover:
- What is 304 stainless steel?
- What is 304 stainless steel used for?
- Properties of 304 stainless steel
- What is 430 stainless steel?
- What is 430 stainless steel used for?
- Properties of 430 stainless steel
- 304 vs. 430 stainless steel: a comparison
Read the guide here
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