14 and 16 gauge stainless steel is most widely used in industrial and domestic applications. Both of these gauge standards are known for their durability and stability.
They are suitable for many needs. The 16 gauge steel is about 0.0625 inches (1.59mm) thick, and the 14 gauge steel is 0.0781(1.98mm) inches thick, and it is approx. 30% ticker than 16 gauge stainless steel.

The stainless steel tubes and pipes are good materials due to its high strength, corrosion resistance, and ease of welding and fabrication.
Due to its high strength, stainless steel tubes and pipes are widely used in the manufacturing and industry fields.

420J1 and 420J2 grades also get their hardness by heating at high temperatures and then quenched in oil or open air. The carbon concentration mostly determines the highest quenched hardness.

The deterioration of a metal or metallic alloy due to environmental conditions is called metal corrosion.
The water, air and oxidizing agents are three main factors that play an important in the process of corrosion. It is very vital to remove one of these factors to prevent the metal from corrosion.
Corrosion rate can be determined by the harsh weather conditions, temperature, water or humidity and contact of gases.

The 3Cr13 grade of steel belongs to the martensitic stainless steel family. This grade is made in China and is known for its affordable price. This grade is used to produce many products like knives, bolts, tools, and springs.

Copper is one of the most widely used materials for manufacturing electrical appliances and more conductive applications.
This alloy is known for minimum energy losses and very effective thermal conductivity during heat transfer.