In their chemical composition, austenitic stainless steels have a high chromium (16% to 20%) and nickel (8% to 10%) content, and they can be combined with molybdenum or other alloyants to enhance properties depending on use. Of all the stainless steels, they have the greatest number of applications, and their characteristics are: high corrosion resistance, high resistance to high and low temperatures, mechanical strength and ease of manufacturing

At our facilities, they are manufactured using induction furnaces and heat-treated to meet the requirements of the different International Standards.