Stainless Steel 316L sheets and plates are flat-rolled products of a low-carbon austenitic grade carrying 16 to 18% chromium, 10 to 14% nickel, and 2.00 to 3.00% molybdenum. Carbon stays under 0.030%. That ceiling stops chromium carbide from forming at grain boundaries during welding, so seams keep their corrosion resistance without a post-weld anneal. Molybdenum earns these stainless steel sheets and plates their marine reputation by blocking chloride pitting. Typical uses of Stainless Steel 316L sheets and plates include marine hardware, chemical storage tanks, pharmaceutical vats, and architectural structures.
Reputed primary mills roll the UNS S31603 flat stock we hold, and it waits on the shelf in Mumbai and Taloja for quick despatch. Cold rolled sheets span 3.8 mm to 6 mm; hot rolled plates carry on and above. Each lot arrives annealed to ASTM A240, and buyers needing narrower widths get them slit in-house to ±0.1 mm.