Stainless Steel Braided Wire - Application: Industrial

Stainless steel braided wire specifications include the material grade, such as SS304 or SS316, dimensions (width, thickness, diameter), construction type (flat or tubular braid, wire gauge, and configuration like 1x19), and performance characteristics like operating temperature, corrosion resistance, and flexibility. The most common grades are 304 for general industrial use and 316 for enhanced corrosion resistance in harsh environments, while specific specifications depend on the intended application.Material and gradeSS304: Suitable for general industrial use, with good resistance to heat, moisture, and corrosion.SS316: Offers superior corrosion resistance, especially in saltwater and chemical environments, due to the addition of molybdenum.SS321: Used in high-heat environments due to titanium stabilization, which enhances its resistance to high-temperature intergranular corrosion.Dimensions and constructionWire Diameter: Typically ranges from \(0.10\) mm to \(0.30\) mm for braid, with individual wires being in the \(0.08\) mm to \(12\) mm range for cables.Width/Thickness: Width can range from \(5\) mm to \(100\) mm, with thickness from \(1\) mm to \(10\) mm, though these are customizable.Braid Type: Can be a flat or tubular braided structure, often with single or double layers for higher pressure applications.Construction: For cables, a 1x19 construction is more rigid and strong, while a 7x19 construction is very flexible, and a 7x7 offers a balance between the two.