Common grades
304, 316, 303, 17-4PH, and drawing-specified stainless steel
Key Service Details
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Durability
Good strength and corrosion resistance for demanding applications
Finish support
Deburring, polishing, passivation, brushing, and inspection
Critical parts
Stable control for shafts, fittings, housings, and connectors
Stainless Steel Machining Capability
Shafts and Pins
Precision round parts, sleeves, bushings, threaded shafts, and connector pins.
Valve and Fitting Parts
Custom fittings, couplers, fluid-related parts, and industrial hardware.
Housings and Blocks
Machined bodies, covers, blocks, and corrosion-resistant machine components.
High-Finish Parts
Support for polished surfaces, passivation, and careful deburring.
Material Selection Notes
304 Stainless Steel
A widely used grade for general industrial and clean equipment components.
316 Stainless Steel
Often selected for stronger corrosion resistance in aggressive environments.
303 Stainless Steel
Useful when machinability is important and corrosion requirements are moderate.
Special Grades
We can review 17-4PH or other stainless grades when drawings specify them.
Typical Applications
- Medical and laboratory device components
- Automation connectors, shafts, and mounting parts
- Food equipment and corrosion-resistant mechanical parts
- Industrial housings, fittings, and custom hardware
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FAQ
What is the difference between 304 and 316?
316 generally offers better corrosion resistance, especially in more aggressive environments, while 304 is common for general industrial use.
Can you support polished stainless parts?
Yes. We can provide polishing and other finishing options depending on your surface and appearance requirements.
Can stainless parts hold tight tolerances?
Yes, with proper process planning. We review part geometry, material grade, and critical features before confirming tolerance targets.
Request a Quote for Custom CNC Parts
Send drawings and requirements to XHR. We will review the machining process, material, tolerance, finishing, delivery, and packing needs.