Can medium plate be tested?

Yes — UT or PT on request; cost and lead time depend on the extent of testing.

With high chloride (seawater, brine, chemical media) 2205 is the better fit: roughly twice the strength of 316L and better resistance to stress corrosion cracking — but welding is more demanding.

Stainless Medium Plate

304 Stainless Medium Plate

Name: Stainless Steel ss pl med 304
Brand: UGB Steel

304 Stainless Medium Plate · Grade 304 · Thickness 12–60 mm · Width ≤ 2000 mm · Surface No.1

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Specifications

Product code	ss-pl-med-304
Grade	304
Thickness	12.00 – 60.00 mm
Width	≤ 2000.0 mm
Surface	No.1
Form	Sheet / Plate
Standard	ASTM A240
MOQ	5 t

Lead time20–30 days

DocumentsEN 10204 3.1

ProcessingDecoil · slit · cut

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Available grades: 304

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Available specifications and processing

Surface: 2B · BA · No.1 · No.4 · HL · 8K · embossed on request
Processing: slitting · cut-to-length · brushing · PVC film · laser / waterjet · cut rings
Standards: ASTM A240 · EN 10088-2 · JIS G4304/4305 · GB/T 3280
Packing: wooden or steel pallet, edge protector, PVC film on request
Documents: EN 10204 3.1 mill certificate · certificate of origin · third-party inspection report

Standard ranges above; the contract and technical agreement prevail.

Typical applications

Below is where this material actually ends up — the specific parts, not just the industry. Compare it with your own service conditions, or send us the environment and we will advise.

Pressure vessels — shell courses, heads, flanges
Chemical and pharma — reactors, heat exchanger tube sheets
Offshore — seawater piping, platform structural parts
Food machinery — large mixing tanks, fermenters
Duplex applications — 2205 as the upgrade path in high-chloride service

Selection FAQ

Can medium plate be tested?: Yes — UT or PT on request; cost and lead time depend on the extent of testing.
2205 or 316L?: With high chloride (seawater, brine, chemical media) 2205 is the better fit: roughly twice the strength of 316L and better resistance to stress corrosion cracking — but welding is more demanding.