Stainless Steel 904L shims are thin, flat spacers slit from a super austenitic grade built around 23 to 28% nickel, 19 to 23% chromium, 4 to 5% molybdenum, and a deliberate copper addition. Metallurgists developed 904L for dilute sulphuric acid duty, an environment that damages most stainless grades. Its pitting resistance number is about 35, so it withstands chlorides that would corrode 316L. Engineers use these spacers to set clearances and level mating faces in the acid-handling plant.
As a stainless steel 904L shims supplier and manufacturer, every shim leaves our slitting lines cut to the exact width a buyer specifies, from 3 mm to 2000 mm. Material ships in annealed soft condition to ASTM A240, with BA, 2B, or Matte surfaces and a choice of four edge conditions. Our quality system tracks each Stainless steel coil stock to dispatch.