Sorting and identifying different grades of stainless steel is, therefore, vital to confirm that you have the correct material. By understanding these reasons, you can choose an appropriate test ...

Grade 304 is essentially an austenitic chromium alloy which is also called an “18/8” stainless because the make-up of the steel is 8% nickel and 18% chromium. The chromium content promotes the ...

This week, the production cost of 304 stainless steel continued to decline, but the rate of decline narrowed significantly. As retail prices continued to fall, the losses at stainless steel mills ...

deduced that it’s a 301-grade stainless-steel alloy. What does that mean? Stainless steel is, by definition, an alloy—a ...

[SMM Daily Review: Stainless Steel Market Performance Falls Short of Expectations, Short-Term High-Grade NPI Prices May Be in the Doldrums] On April 28, the average price of SMM 8-12% high-grade NPI ...

A doctor shared why he refuses to use stainless steel spoons that aren't 18/0. The reason? The 'toxicity' of nickel.

A Quality Control Order (QCO) issued by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), under the ...