stainless steel strip 1.4404 (AISI 316L)

Month	Spring steel Strip 1.4310	Spring steel strip 1.4310 (increased Mo)	Spring steel wire 1.4310	Stainless steel strip 1.4301	Precision steel strip 1.4301	Stainless steel wire 1.4301	Precision steel strip 1.4404	Stainless steel wire 1.4404
2024
Nov	2,37	2,68	2,52	2,10	2,51	2,68	4,16	4,38
Oct	2,25	2,56	2,44	1,99	2,39	2,59	3,99	4,25
Sept	2,28	2,60	2,50	2,02	2,42	2,66	4,04	4,33
Aug	2,40	2,74	2,62	2,12	2,55	2,79	4,30	4,58
July	2,58	2,92	2,78	2,29	2,75	2,97	4,58	4,83
june	2,60	2,91	2,80	2,31	2,78	3,00	4,51	4,77
May	2,44	2,73	2,61	2,16	2,59	2,78	4,20	4,42
Apr	2,39	2,69	2,56	2,12	2,54	2,73	4,16	4,38
March	2,29	2,58	2,44	2,02	2,42	2,59	3,96	4,17
Feb	2,21	2,51	2,42	1,95	2,34	2,57	3,89	4,17
Jan	2,25	2,50	2,51	1,99	2,38	2,67	3,79	4,13
2023
Dec	2,32	2,62	2,66	2,06	2,47	2,84	4,05	4,46
Nov	2,42	2,76	2,79	2,14	2,57	2,99	4,33	4,82
Oct	2,48	2,83	2,90	2,20	2,64	3,11	4,51	5,07
Sept	2,46	2,81	2,85	2,19	2,63	3,07	4,47	4,99
Aug	2,49	2,81	2,88	2,21	2,65	3,10	4,39	4,91
July	2,68	3,00	3.08	2,38	2,86	3.32	4,66	5.18
june	2,82	3,13	3,26	2,51	3,01	3,51	4,86	5,40
May	2,84	3,21	3,33	2,53	3,03	3,58	5,05	5,60
Apr	2,96	3,58	3,43	2,65	3,17	3,70	6,05	6,63
March	3,24	3,87	3,75	2,90	3,48	4,05	6,57	7,25
Feb	3,33	3,77	3,84	2,99	3,59	4,16	6,10	6,74
Jan	3,25	3,58	3,79	2,92	3,50	4,11	5,61	6,27
2022
Dec	3,01	3,30	3,58	2,69	3,22	3,87	5,08	5,80
Nov	3,03	3,30	3,56	2,68	3,21	3,83	5,02	5,70
Oct	3,01	3,24	3,58	2,65	3,17	3,83	4,80	5,50
Sept	2,95	3,14	3,51	2,58	3,10	3,77	4,61	5,28
Aug	3,07	3,30	3,58	2,73	3,28	3,84	4,92	5,49
July	3,53	3,74	4,18	3,14	3,77	4,49	5,53	6,28
june	3,62	3,86	4,56	3,22	3,85	4,91	5,67	6,85
May	4,30	4,52	4,78	3,84	4,61	5,14	6,67	7,14
Apr	3,64	3,86	4,15	3,25	3,90	4,45	5,73	6,27
March	2,99	3,22	3,42	2,66	3,19	3,65	4,79	5,25
Feb	2,80	3,02	3,20	2,48	2,97	3,40	4,51	4,96
Jan	2,74	2,97	3,12	2,42	2,91	3,30	4,40	4,81
2021
Dec	2,62	2,85	3,05	2,31	2,77	3,22	4,26	4,72
Nov	2,47	2,70	2,85	2,19	2,62	3,02	4,06	4,47
Oct	2,47	2,71	2,71	2,19	2,63	2,88	4,11	4,37
Sept	2,44	2,60	2,64	2,17	2,60	2,81	4,02	4,24
Aug	2,28	2,52	2,54	2,02	2,43	2,70	3,83	4,10
July	2,14	2,33	2,35	1,90	2,28	2,49	3,48	3,73
june	2,09	2,21	2,26	1,85	2,23	2,41	3,19	3,38
May	2,02	2,12	2,10	1,79	2,15	2,23	3,05	3,14
Apr	2,08	2,20	2,06	1,85	2,22	2,19	3,18	3,17
March	2,08	2,17	2,09	1,85	2,22	2,23	3,15	3,17
Feb	1,93	2,01	2,01	1,72	2,06	2,15	2,91	3,00
Jan	1,78	1,86	1,85	1,59	1,91	1,98	2,72	2,80
2020
Dec	1,69	1,78	1,76	1,52	1,82	1,88	2,61	2,68
Nov	1,62	1,70	1,68	1,45	1,74	1,80	2,48	2,55
Oct	1,63	1,70	1,69	1,46	1,75	1,81	2,48	2,54
Sept	1,53	1,59	1,59	1,37	1,64	1,70	2,30	2,37
Aug	1,53	1,59	1,56	1,37	1,64	1,67	2,29	2,33
July	1,52	1,60	1,55	1,36	1,63	1,65	2,31	2,35
june	1,53	1,62	1,52	1,36	1,64	1,61	2,36	2,34
May	1,44	1,53	1,41	1,28	1,53	1,49	2,22	2,19
Apr	1,46	1,56	1,46	1,30	1,56	1,55	2,32	2,34
March	1,53	1,66	1,57	1,37	1,64	1,66	2,49	2,53
Feb	1,62	1,72	1,67	1,45	1,74	1,78	2,54	2,59
Jan	1,61	1,70	1,65	1,44	1,72	1,76	2,51	2,55
2019
Dec	1,79	1,87	1,82	1,61	1,93	1,95	2,78	2,81
Nov	1,92	2,04	1,95	1,73	2,08	2,10	3,10	3,14
Oct	1,92	2,05	1,98	1,73	2,07	2,13	3,11	3,19
Sept	1,74	1,87	1,78	1,56	1,87	1,90	2,83	2,88
Aug	1,55	1,69	1,57	1,38	1,66	1,67	2,55	2,57
July	1,54	1,68	1,55	1,36	1,63	1,64	2,51	2,53
june	1,56	1,70	1,59	1,38	1,66	1,68	2,55	2,58
May	1,63	1,78	1,67	1,45	1,74	1,77	2,66	2,71
Apr	1,61	1,75	1,63	1,43	1,72	1,73	2,64	2,66
March	1,52	1,65	1,55	1,35	1,62	1,64	2,46	2,48
Feb	1,39	1,53	1,42	1,23	1,47	1,50	2,28	2,31
Jan	1,45	1,59	1,48	1,28	1,53	1,56	2,37	2,41
2018
Dec	1,55	1,69	1,57	1,37	1,64	1,66	2,51	2,53
Nov	1,60	1,73	1,66	1,41	1,69	1,76	2,57	2,64
Oct	1,63	1,77	1,70	1,44	1,73	1,79	2,62	2,69
Sept	1,72	1,86	1,79	1,52	1,83	1,90	2,74	2,83
Aug	1,79	1,90	1,85	1,58	1,90	1,96	2,77	2,84
July	1,86	1,98	1,93	1,65	1,98	2,05	2,90	2,98
june	1,73	1,86	1,79	1,53	1,83	1,89	2,73	2,80
May	1,62	1,75	1,65	1,43	1,72	1,74	2,58	2,61
Apr	1,59	1,73	1,58	1,41	1,69	1,67	2,57	2,57
March	1,53	1,66	1,54	1,35	1,62	1,63	2,5	2,49
Feb	1,49	1,61	1,54	1,32	1,58	1,62	2,39	2,35
Jan	1,47	1,55	1,52	1,29	1,55	1,59	2,24	2,21
2017
Dec	1,54	1,62	1,59	1,36	1,64	1,67	2,32	2,3
Nov	1,44	1,52	1,41	1,26	1,51	1,48	2,14	2,08
Oct	1,42	1,50	1,37	1,25	1,50	1,45	2,14	2,07
Sept	1,26	1,34	1,26	1,11	1,33	1,32	1,92	1,88
Aug	1,26	1,33	1,25	1,11	1,33	1,32	1,87	1,82
July	1,36	1,44	1,38	1,19	1,43	1,45	2,00	1,97
june	1,42	1,52	1,46	1,24	1,49	1,53	2,14	2,14
May	1,54	1,64	1,59	1,35	1,62	1,67	2,32	2,35
Apr	1,66	1,74	1,70	1,46	1,75	1,79	2,43	2,45
March	1,60	1,67	1,64	1,40	1,69	1,72	2,31	2,32
Feb	1,64	1,70	1,57	1,43	1,72	1,65	2,34	2,23
Jan	1,51	1,58	1,45	1,34	1,61	1,54	2,25	2,15
2016
Dec	1,35	1,41	1,31	1,20	1,44	1,39	2,02	1,95
Nov	1,24	1,31	1,19	1,10	1,32	1,27	1,89	1,80
Oct	1,16	1,22	1,10	1,03	1,23	1,17	1,77	1,71
Sept	1,23	1,29	1,14	1,09	1,31	1,22	1,86	1,78
Aug	1,14	1,20	1,03	1,01	1,22	1,10	1,74	1,62
July	1,02	1,10	0,88	0,90	1,08	0,93	1,60	1,45
june	1,03	1,09	0,95	0,91	1,10	1,01	1,55	1,45
May	0,97	1,00	0,89	0,85	1,02	0,94	1,41	1,31
Apr	0,98	1,01	0,93	0,87	1,04	0,99	1,43	1,37
March	0,94	0,97	0,88	0,83	0,99	0,93	1,36	1,30
Feb	0,99	1,02	0,93	0,87	1,05	0,99	1,43	1,39
Jan	1,05	1,07	1,00	0,93	1,11	1,07	1,48	1,44
2015
Dec	1,13	1,15	1,11	1,00	1,20	1,18	1,60	1,58
Nov	1,12	1,15	1,11	1,00	1,20	1,18	1,62	1,61
Oct	1,11	1,14	1,12	0,99	1,18	1,19	1,61	1,63
Sept	1,22	1,25	1,27	1,08	1,30	1,35	1,78	1,85
Aug	1,31	1,35	1,37	1,17	1,40	1,45	1,93	2,01
July	1,39	1,56	1,47	1,24	1,49	1,57	2,11	2,24
june	1,43	1,49	1,55	1,28	1,53	1,65	2,19	2,36
May	1,42	1,50	1,54	1,27	1,53	1,64	2,22	2,39
Apr	1,47	1,54	1,62	1,32	1,58	1,73	2,28	2,49
March	1,47	1,55	1,61	1,32	1,59	1,73	2,31	2,51
Feb	1,44	1,52	1,56	1,29	1,55	1,67	2,27	2,45
Jan	1,47	1,55	1,64	1,33	1,59	1,75	2,31	2,56
2014
Dec	1,39	1,48	1,54	1,25	1,50	1,65	2,22	2,44
Nov	1,47	1,56	1,63	1,32	1,58	1,75	2,35	2,59
Oct	1,60	1,72	1,78	1,44	1,73	1,91	2,63	2,91
Sept	1,55	1,67	1,73	1,40	1,68	1,58	2,56	2,84
Aug	1,55	1,67	1,74	1,40	1,67	1,86	2,59	2,84
July	1,55	1,69	1,73	1,39	1,67	1,85	2,62	2,90
june	1,51	1,62	1,71	1,36	1,63	1,83	2,50	2,80
May	1,32	1,41	1,50	1,19	1,42	1,60	2,13	2,39
Apr	1,20	1,27	1,38	1,07	1,29	1,47	1,90	2,14
March	1,18	1,25	1,33	1,05	1,26	1,41	1,86	2,07
Feb	1,16	1,24	1,30	1,03	1,24	1,38	1,83	2,03
Jan	1,12	1,20	1,26	1,00	1,20	1,34	1,77	1,98
2013
Dec	1,16	1,24	1,30	1,03	1,24	1,38	1,83	2,04
Nov	1,12	1,20	1,27	1,00	1,20	1,35	1,76	1,98
Oct	1,17	1,25	1,32	1,05	1,26	1,40	1,84	2,05
Sept	1,20	1,27	1,34	1,07	1,28	1,42	1,87	2,07
Aug	1,19	1,27	1,36	1,06	1,27	1,44	1,89	2,14
July	1,27	1,36	1,47	1,14	1,36	1,56	2,04	2,32
june	1,34	1,44	1,54	1,20	1,44	1,63	2,16	2,44
May	1,43	1,52	1,62,1	28	1,54	1,72	2,27	2,54
Apr	1,42	1,52	1,62	1,28	1,53	1,73	2,29	2,57
March	1,47	1,56	1,67	1,32	1,58	1,78	2,36	2,65
Feb	1,45	1,55	1,65	1,30	1,56	1,76	2,36	2,64
Jan	1,64	1,56	1,66	1,31	1,57	1,78	2,36	2,64
2012
Dec	1,39	1,48	1,58	1,25	1,50	1,69
Nov	1,51	1,61	1,76	1,36	1,63	1,88
Oct	1,50	1,62	1,72	1,34	1,61	1,83
Sept	1,48	1,58	1,70	1,32	1,58	1,81
Aug	1,54	1,66	1,78	1,38	1,65	1,90
July	1,58	1,71	1,82	1,41	1,70	1,94
june	1,58	1,71	1,82	1,42	1,70	1,93
May	1,58	1,71	1,78	1,42	1,70	1,90
Apr	1,63	1,77	1,87	1,47	1,76	2,00
March	1,73	1,86	2,00	1,57	1,88	2,14
Feb	1,65	1,78	1,91	1,49	1,79	2,04
Jan	1,50	1,62	1,72	1,34	1,61	1,84
2011
Dec	1,50	1,63	1,73	1,35	1,62	1,85
Nov	1,56	1,69	1,79	1,40	1,68	1,91
Oct	1,68	1,81	1,94	1,51	1,81	2,07
Sept	1,75	1,88	2,04	1,58	1,90	2,18
Aug	1,80	1,93	2,11	1,62	1,95	2,26
July	1,78	1,92	2,07	1,60	1,92	2,21
june	1,93	2,07	2,23	1,74	2,09	2,39
May	2,03	2,19	2,36	1,84	2,21	2,53
Apr	2,14	2,30	2,49	1,94	2,33	2,67
March	2,23	2,40	2,55	2,02	2,41	2,74
Feb	2,12	2,29	2,43	1,92	2,30	2,61
Jan	1,96	2,12	2,28	1,77	2,12	2,44
2010
Dec	1,83	1,99	2,13	1,66	1,99	2,28
Nov	1,89	2,05	2,17	1,71	2,05	2,33
Oct	1,91	20,8	2,22	1,72	2,07	2,38
Sept	1,81	1,96	2,12	1,63	1,96	2,27
Aug	1,74	1,91	20,4	1,57	1,88	2,18
July	1,85	2,02	2,18	1,67	2,00	2,37
june	2,05	2,24	2,41	1,86	2,23	2,58
May	1,98	2,16	2,31	1,80	2,15	2,48
Apr	1,60	1,78	1,86	1,44	1,74	2,00
March	1,32	1,48	1,54	1,20	1,44	1,65
Feb	1,25	1,38	1,46	1,13	1,36	1,57
Jan	1,06	1,14	1,24	0,95	1,15	1,33
2009
Dec	1,13	1,21	1,31	1,02	1,23	1,41
Nov	1,17	1,28	1,32	1,06	1,27	1,43
Oct	1,18	1,31	1,38	1,07	1,29	1,48
Sept	1,20	1,36	1,40	1,09	1,31	1,51
Aug	0,99	1,08	1,11	0,89	1,07	1,20
July	0,86	0,95	0,99	0,78	0,94	1,07
june	0,74	0,82	0,89	0,67	0,80	0,95
May	0,67	0,74	0,85	0,60	0,72	0,91
Apr	0,72	0,80	0,93	0,64	0,76	0,99
March	0,83	0,92	1,15	0,74	0,89	1,22
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Stainless Steel Strip (1.4404)
Stainless Steel Wire (1.4404)

Bei Stahl-Becker erhalten Sie den Werkstoff 1.4404 als Band im Ring und bereits gerichtet als Tafeln.
At Stahl-Becker you will get stainless steel strips as coils or as straightened sheets.

Material	Material Number	US Material Code (AISI/SAE)	Density (g/cm³)
X2CrNiMo17-12-2	1.4404	~ 316L	8,0

Material Standard	DIN EN 10088-2 DIN EN 10151
Dimension standard	DIN EN ISO 9445
Products	Band as straightened sheets Strips
Dimensions	Width: standard width is 300 mm Thickness: At Rm 500-800 N/mm²: 0.05 mm\|0.10 mm\|0.15 mm 0.20 mm\|0.25 mm\|0.30 mm (up to thickness 1,00 mm on demand) At Rm 1100-1400 N/mm²: 0,01 mm\|0,02 mm\|0.05 mm 0,08 mm\|0.10 mm\|0,15 mm 0.20 mm\|0.30 mm\|0.50 mm width: 100 mm *on demand
Edges	Cut edges, rounded on demand
Tensile strength (Rm)	500-800 N/mm² and 1100-1400 N/mm²
Surface	At Rm 500-800 N/mm²: 2B (pickled and skin passed ) or 2R (bright annealed) At Rm 1100-1400 N/mm²: 2 H (bright surface)
Information	1.4404 is an austenitic steel Very well corrosion resistant and for applications in the food industry and partly in the medicine technology suitably Higher corrosion resistance than, e.g., 1.4301 or 1.4310, particularly in chloric media The density amounts to 8.0 g/ cm³ The material is not magnetizeable.

Chemical analysis (in %) according to DIN EN 10088-2, table 3

Material Code	1.4404
C	≤ 0,03
Si	≤ 1,00
Mn	≤ 2,00
P	≤ 0,045
S	≤ 0,015
Cr	16,50 - 18,50
Mo	2,00 - 2,50
Ni	10,00 - 13,00
N	≤ 0,11

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Stahl-Becker offers you high class wire steelgrade 1.4404/AISI 316L as coils or straightened rods.

Material	Material Number	US Material Code (AISI/SAE)	Density (g/cm³)
X2CrNiMo17-12-2	1.4404	~ 316L	8

Material Standard	DIN EN 10088-3
Dimension standard	DIN EN 10218-2 DIN EN 10278
Products	Wire (coils) Wire (spools) Straightened rods
Dimensions	Diameter 0,15 - 16 mm
Tensile strength (Rm)	annealed: 600-800 N/mm² drawn: 700-900 N/mm² spring hardened: similar to BS EN 10270-3 - 1.4401, i.e. 1050-1725 N/mm², depending on diameter
Surface	matt shining, polished, ground and polished
Information	1.4404 is an austenitic steel Very well corrosion resistant and for applications in the food industry and partly in the medicine technology suitably Higher corrosion resistance than, e.g., 1.4301 or 1.4310, particularly in chloric media The density amounts to 8.0 g/ cm³ The material is not magnetizeable.

Chemical analysis (in %) according to DIN EN 10088-3, table 3

Material Code	1.4404
C	≤ 0,030
Si	≤ 1,00
Mn	≤ 2,00
P	≤ 0,045
S	≤ 0,030
Cr	16,50 - 18,50
Mo	2,00 - 2,50
Ni	10,00 - 13,00
N	≤ 0,11
Remark	For processed products, a controlled sulfur content of 0.015 to 0.030 % is recommended.

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Chemical analysis (in %) according to DIN EN 10088-2, table 3

Chemical analysis (in %) according to DIN EN 10088-3, table 3