Stainless Steel DIN 1.4521 Channels

Din 1.4521 channels are made of a chemical compound composed of chromium, nickel, molybdenum and nitrogen. This combination creates a material that is highly resistant to pitting and corrosion. The channels also have a high resistance to stress cracking. The material is easy to weld and is often used in food processing equipment due to its resistance to staining.

SS DIN 1.4521 Channels are a common material for industrial purposes due to their strong and corrosion-resistant nature and dimensional stability. This type of steel is used in multiple applications across various industries, including food processing, engineering, marine and automotive equipment, cryogenic services and nitric acid production. The stainless steel channels also offer excellent weldability and formability, allowing them to be used in components with complex shapes or profiles. The channels can also be machined easily while resistant to stress corrosion cracking and crevice corrosion. Both longitudinal and transverse channels are available and supplied in an extensive range of sizes, standard and customised, per customer's requirements.