Ferritic Steel
Ferritic Steel (Grade 4016/430) are high chromium, magnetic stainless steels with a low carbon content.
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Micron Ratings
A guide to the difference between absolute micron ratings and nominal micron ratings
The Annealing Process
Annealing is a process of heating metal to an elevated temperature, before slowing cooling it. This removes any internal stresses and returns the metal to a soft and workable state.
The Importance of Mesh Guards
Metal mesh is an ideal solution for guarding purposes, as it can provide greater security and safety, whilst not impairing visibility or ventilation.
Benefits of Expanded Metal Flooring and what to Consider
Expanded metal flooring has several benefits, depending on what you want to achieve. It can offer greater security, provide a safer anti-slip surface and if required, it can act as a drainage solution.