Characteristics and use of stainless steel angle steel

The characteristics of stainless steel angle steel include excellent corrosion resistance, good processing performance, high strength and low cost. Stainless steel angle steel can resist the erosion of various corrosive media and is suitable for various harsh environments.

(1) Its processing performance is excellent, easy to cut, bend and weld, and can meet various processing needs.
In addition, stainless steel angle steel has high mechanical strength, can withstand large loads and stresses, and is suitable for various structural supports and connections. Due to its relatively low raw material price, the processing cost is also low, the overall cost is low, and it has a high cost performance.

(2) The application scenarios of stainless steel angle steel are very wide. In construction projects, stainless steel angle steel is used to build structural supports such as beams and columns, as well as connectors. In equipment manufacturing, stainless steel angle steel can be used to manufacture pulp and papermaking equipment, heat exchangers, dyeing equipment, film washing equipment, etc.
In pipeline systems, stainless steel angle steel is used for support and connection to ensure the stability and safety of pipeline systems. In addition, stainless steel angle steel can resist the erosion of the marine environment and is suitable for external materials of buildings in coastal areas.

(3) Stainless Steel Angles come in two types: equal sides and unequal sides. Equilateral stainless steel angles have equal widths on both sides, and the length can be customized as needed; unequal sides have unequal widths on both sides, and can be divided into unequal sides with equal thickness and unequal sides with unequal thickness. The specifications are expressed as side width × side thickness, for example, an equal side stainless steel angle with a side width of 25 mm and a side thickness of 3 mm.

(4) The production process of stainless steel angles mainly includes hot rolling and laser welding. Hot rolling allows for the production of stainless steel structural profiles in a more cost-effective manner, while laser welding is a process of laser cutting a flat plate and passing it through a welding line to form a whole, uniform angle iron, whose strength and quality are equal to or exceed those of typical hot-rolled or extruded materials.