Depending on the application, multiple Stainless Steel Unequal Angle Sizes are available. Angles are used to connecting components using a grip. There are also angles with bolt holes for bolts or screws. Angles made of stainless steel, such as stainless steel unequal angles, are more susceptible to corrosion than other types of Stainless Steel angles. They are used in reinforcing brackets, trim pieces, and other applications as well.
There are Several Types of Stainless Steel Angles
Laser Fused
By using lasers and strong filler materials, laser-fused angles form high-quality welds, Laser-fused materials boast sharp edges and a flatter radius in general, Surface finish for laser fused stainless steels is superior to other methods, including extrusion and hot rolling. With a maximum length of 40 ft, this provides a superior product along with a sleeker angle. Laser-fused pieces have a smoother bead blast finish.
Hot Rolled
Hot rolling techniques produce stainless steel structural shapes bypassing metal billets between rollers at high temperatures. Due to technological limits, hot rolling is normally not used for big stainless steel goods. The American Standard specification for carbon profiles for stainless steel forms and sizes is commercially available.
Unequal Angles
Laser-fused uneven angles are also available from Stainless Shapes. Stainless Shapes manufactures high-quality uneven angles. The angles are still graded ASTM A 484, and when laser fused, they are approved ASTM A1069.
Stainless Shapes is here to show you that whatever level you put your angles through, you will get the best stainless steel. When you buy stainless steel from us, you get it from the best mills.
Angles Made of Stainless Steel and Their Qualities
Angle bars made of stainless steel can be fabricated in all the same dimensions as angle bars made of carbon steel. This information facilitates calculation and congruent planning. In particular, These angles have corrosion-resistant properties, which are helpful in applications that call for corrosion resistance. Angle bars are sometimes known as L-profiles due to their geometry. L-profiles are generally available in the following stainless steel grades: 304 and 304L, 316 and 316L, and 316Ti. Structures made from stainless steel are most fundamentally shaped like angle bars.
