How do you know about stainless steel?

Stainless steel cannot really be called stainless. It would be more accurate to say that it can stain less than other steels. The reason for this qualification is that stainless steel contains a minimum of 11% Chromium, which allows it to be resistant to rust.

• There are various types of stainless steel, such as the product we sold in 201 & 304 stainless steel door handle.
• 201 stainless steel is Chromium (16% – 18%), and Nickel (3.5% – 5.5%). It contains higher amounts of Manganese (5.5%-7.5%) and Nitrogen, and lower amounts of Nickel than type 304 steel.

Increasing costs and the high volatility of Nickel have made Type 201 stainless steel increasingly attractive for certain stainless steel end products. In most applications, there is no loss in resistance to corrosion.

In a word, technically we would say 304 stainless steel have a higher standard than 201 stainless steel, but 201 stainless steel would be a little cheaper, both of them have a great performance in resistance to corrosion. You can choose the most suitable one for your needs.