20 Gauge #430 Stainless (Sold by the square foot)

[hitf]

We sell it by the square foot, it changes in price almost everyday.

As of right now its:

6.00 dollars for anything under 50 square feet

5.00 dollars for anything over 50 square feet

Price does not include shipping

Contact:

quinn@hydrogenisthefuture.com

[GreenEngineer]

This is a lie! Type 316L has less Carbon content than 430 and also contains Molybdenum (not in 430). This composition makes it more resistant to pitting and general corrosion, and 316L is the industry choice for use with alkaline solutions like the electrolytes we use. If anyone wants to do the research themselves, just google on stainless steel composition and stainless steel corrosion resistance and read the documents published by steel companies.

[hitf]

This is a lie! Type 316L has less Carbon content than 430 and also contains Molybdenum (not in 430). This composition makes it more resistant to pitting and general corrosion, and 316L is the industry choice for use with alkaline solutions like the electrolytes we use. If anyone wants to do the research themselves, just google on stainless steel composition and stainless steel corrosion resistance and read the documents published by steel companies.

If anyone needs a math problem solved get a hold of this guy, hes smart.

Btw Mr. Green Enginner, how many HHO cells have you built?

And why do you only have negative things to talk about?

Get out of this forum if all your going to do is talk ****, go back to class....

[theramsey3]

This link gives the chemical properties of 430 ss http://www.azom.com/Details.asp?ArticleID=996
Stainless Steel - Grade 430
Chemical Formula

Iron, <0.12% Carbon, 16-18% Cromium, <0.75% Nickle, <1.0% Manganese, <1.0% Silicon, <0.040% Phosphorus, <0.030% Sulfer

And this one gives the same for 316L http://www.azom.com/Details.asp?ArticleID=2382

Stainless Steel - Grade 316L – Properties, Fabrication and Applications
Chemical Formula

Iron, <0.03% Carbon, 16-18.5% Cromium, 10-14% Nickle, 2-3% Molybdenum, <2% Manganese, <1% Silicon, <0.045% Phosphorus, <0.03% Sulfer

me personally i will stick with 316l for its higher nickle, lower carbon content but to each its own here is the information do with it what you will