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Stainless Steel Sheet 5/8" 304 2B

$30.13 for 3" × 3"
Thickness 5/8"
Material Stainless Steel
Grade 304
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Description

Stainless Steel Sheet 304 2B offers excellent corrosion resistance, strong formability, and a clean attractive finish, making it ideal for a wide range of applications. Often used in food and beverage, architectural, and general manufacturing projects, it is perfect for manufacturing kitchen equipment, fasteners, and architectural trim. It is the most widely used stainless grade and a reliable choice for most non-marine corrosive environments.

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THICKNESS
Specifications
MaterialStainless Steel
Grade/Alloy304
ShapeSheet
Thickness0.625 in
Max Length40 in
Weight26.83 lb/sqft
MTRAvailable Upon Request
Characteristics
WeldabilityExcellent
MachiningGood
Bending/FormingGood
Wear ResistanceGood
CorrosionExcellent
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About 304 stainless steel

304 is the classic 18/8 stainless and the deepest part of our stainless rack. It's the stainless you want for anything that lives away from salt: indoor railings, kitchen and brewery fittings, brackets, food-contact surfaces, machine guards. If your project is indoors or inland, 304 covers it and you put the savings into the rest of the build.

Read the full 304 vs 316 stainless guide
Will 304 stainless rust?
It resists corrosion, it doesn't ignore it. Inland, 304 stays clean for decades with the odd wash. Near salt it can show brown tea-staining and then pitting, which is exactly where you'd step up to 316.
Should I buy 304 or 316?
One question: does the part ever meet salt water, road salt, or pool chemistry? No means 304. Yes means 316, which adds molybdenum for chloride resistance. Indoor and inland work is 304's whole job.