SS10684 304V Stainless Steel Wire

304V Stainless Steel Wire Description

304V Stainless Steel Wire, a modified variant of standard 304 stainless steel, incorporates vanadium to improve grain refinement and mechanical performance. Its composition yields a material with enhanced toughness and better resistance to stress corrosion cracking. The wire complies with ASTM A313 standards, providing dimensional consistency essential for industrial fabrication. Its properties are beneficial for applications requiring durability under high mechanical or corrosive loads.

304V Stainless Steel Wire Characteristics

*The above product information is based on theoretical data and is for reference only. Actual specifications may vary.

Chemical Composition (Wt%)

304V Stainless Steel Wire Applications

1.       Industrial Applications
   - Used as fasteners in chemical processing systems to achieve extended service life by utilising superior corrosion resistance.
   - Applied as structural support in fabrication processes to impart enhanced mechanical stability due to optimised grain refinement.

2.       Automotive and Electronics Applications
   - Employed as connector or sensor wiring in high-temperature environments to achieve consistent electrical performance by capitalising on improved tensile properties.
   - Frequently used for circuit interconnects in power modules to mitigate thermal expansion issues through stable metallurgical structure.

304V Stainless Steel Wire Packing

304V Stainless Steel Wire is packaged in moisture-resistant, anti-corrosive reels with protective polymer wraps to prevent surface contamination. The wire is sealed in a controlled environment with desiccant inserts to minimise oxidation. Storage should be in a cool, dry area with minimal temperature fluctuations. Custom packaging options, including labelled coils and bulk shipping containers, are available upon request.

Additional Information

Stainless steel materials are widely recognised for their versatile performance in demanding environments. The incorporation of alloying elements such as vanadium improves the material's mechanical attributes and resistance to surface degradation. This wire exemplifies how minor compositional adjustments can yield significant benefits in durability and operational efficiency.

Understanding the metallurgical properties and processing techniques is essential for optimising component performance. Advances in quality control methods, such as inline spectrometry and tensile testing, are transforming how materials are evaluated and utilised across industrial sectors, ensuring components meet stringent design specifications.