Stainless Steel 441 is a ferritic grade holding 17.50 to 19.50% chromium, stabilised twice over with titanium and niobium together. The two elements lock up carbon and nitrogen, so welded joints keep their corrosion resistance, and the steel holds strength through repeated heating. Scaling resistance in cyclic exhaust-type service reaches roughly 950 °C. The alloy carries no deliberate nickel, stays ferromagnetic, and doesn't respond to hardening heat treatment, so mills deliver it annealed. These stainless steel coils are used in automotive exhaust systems and heat exchangers.
As a reliable 441 Stainless Steel Coil supplier, we hold coil inventory sourced from reputed primary mills and slits it to any width between 3 mm and 2000 mm. Cold-rolled material covers thin gauges down to 0.03 mm, while hot-rolled pickled coil handles the heavier end up to 5 mm. The product is within our wider stainless steel coils range.