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There are a few materials out there that have gained so much popularity, they’re essentially household names, and one of those happens to be stainless steel. This well-known family of carbon steel alloys, which is practically the celebrity of metals, can be parsed out into five different groups and then broken down further into a ton of grades. This is what it looks like:
In this article, we break down the different types of stainless steel, as well as an overview of more than 35 grades. If you work with this metal a lot (or plan to) you might want to bookmark this page.
All grades of stainless steel fall under one of five different categories: martensitic, austenitic, ferritic, duplex, or precipitation hardened. These types each have a different structure that gives them various properties and benefits (as well as letting you know what they’re not so good at). We’ll explain them in more detail in the table below, but first, a quick note on the structure. If you’d like some more information on how exactly stainless steel is structured, you’re in luck; we wrote a whole guide on this handy metal.
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Body-centered tetragonal (BCT): A rectangular cuboid with atoms at each corner and one right in the middle (at the core).
Face-centered cubic (FCC): A cuboid with atoms at each corner, and one in the middle of each face.
Body-centered cubic (BCC): Similar to a BCT, but is a perfectly symmetrical square cube instead of being rectangle.
Now that you have an understanding of how stainless steel can be categorized, it’s time to get to know the different grades that exist. But just before, here’s a quick rundown of the naming conventions so you’re aware of what the different groups and grades of steel are called:
The below table will show you the grade, the specific composition of that stainless steel broken down by percentage, its properties, and the applications it’s normally used for.
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