Stainless Steel 316Ti Bolts

Stainless steel is popular for manufacturing bolts due to its strength and corrosion resistance. In particular, the 316ti grade of stainless steel provides excellent toughness and has been idealized for components which require extensive machining. Its chemical composition consists largely of iron, chromium, nickel, titanium, molybdenum and trace amounts of other elements, including manganese and silicon. This combination creates a metal that can resist heat damage and gall from continuous friction with other metals - making it particularly suited for applications such as automotive components or fixtures requiring frequent tightening. The titanium alloy structure reinforces the steel's oxidation resistance at temperatures up to 800C (1472F), allowing for extended use under extreme conditions.

316ti stainless steel bolts are one of the most horizontally versatile components in fastening engineering. An alloy of molybdenum, titanium and chromium, they offer great protection against corrosion as compared to other carbon steel bolts such as A307 and A325. Their benefits include high tensile strength - often up to 80ksi - durability and an ability to withstand high temperatures up to 1500 degrees Fahrenheit. These properties make the 316ti SS bolt the ideal choice for applications in chemical processing and any industry that is dealing with aggressive compounds like salty water, acids or bases. With their superior ability to stand corrosion, they are also used widely in medical equipment and nuclear power plants.