Stainless Steel Metal Spinning
Stainless steel is available in a wide range of alloys and types, with varying properties that make them suitable for use across a broad number of applications and industries. 304 and 316 Stainless are the most common grades used in the spinning process, but many others can also be utilized.
Annealing of the material during the spinning process is common since work-hardening occurs relatively quickly. That is why Spindustries has an annealing furnace in-house, which equates to faster production and lower costs to the customer.
Stainless steel is often used in food service and pharmaceutical equipment, medical devices and applications involving contact with chemicals and salt environments. While physical characteristics and resistance to corrosion can make stainless an attractive option, the cost of production limits its use in many applications. Spindustries has extensive experience in spin forming and spinning stainless steel. Our team is ready to assist in the design or engineering of its use.
Common Stainless Steel Grades
Typical Stainless Steel grades used at Spindustries. (Many other grades can also be spun)
304
Contains 18% chromium and 8% nickel, and is the most used across different applications.
316
Contains 18% chromium and 10% nickel with a slightly higher resistance to corrosion. This material has a price premium compared to 304 Stainless.
Maximum Stainless Steel Blank Diameters
up to 48" diameter with 0.250" thick material
up to 60" diameter with 0.090" thick material
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