In industrial production, the common 316 stainless steel wire mesh is actually a kind of stainless steel containing molybdenum. Compared to the 317 type, the content of 316 stainless steel mesh is relatively low. It is precisely because of the molybdenum in the 316 stainless steel wire mesh. Because of this relatively common stainless steel wire, the performance of the 316 stainless steel wire mesh is even more outstanding.

 

Under high temperature conditions, when the concentration of sulfuric acid is below a certain percentage, the 316 stainless steel wire mesh has a wide range of uses. More than that, 316 stainless steel wire mesh also has satisfactory resistance to chloride erosion, so it can generally be used for marine background. It is precisely because of this superior performance, because this 316 stainless steel screen has so far become the new darling of the industrial market.

 

 

In the industrial processing and disposal process, the common requirement is to place the 316 stainless steel wire mesh at an annealing temperature of nearly 2000 degrees, and then to anneal rapidly, and then to rapidly cool. Most manufacturers will harden the 316 stainless steel through this standard pattern. of. From the cost point of view, the hardening of 316 stainless steel screens is still in a stage of high investment, and the new program is still under development.

 

From the analysis of welding performance, 316 stainless steel wire mesh has satisfactory welding performance. Under normal circumstances, it may consider it appropriate to use all standard welding methods for welding. When welding, it can be used in accordance with the use of field, do not think it appropriate to use different stainless steel filler rod or welding rod for welding, and finally get the stainless steel finished products that meet the industrial production needs. In most cases, in order to increase the quality of the products, and also to obtain the best corrosion resistance, the 316 stainless steel screens need to be welded and returned to fire after the welding section in order to greatly increase the resistance of the finished stainless steel products. Corrosive poisons, but also better put into normal production.