Stainless Steel 310 Products Supplier in India

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When a furnace part, burner assembly or heat-treatment fixture must stay stable at elevated temperature, the alloy choice cannot be based on corrosion resistance alone. Lakshya Steel supplies stainless steel 310 products in grades 310 and 310S for equipment exposed to heat, oxidation and thermal cycling. The range includes bars, pipes, tubes, plates, sheets, fittings, channels, beams and engineered components for furnace, petrochemical, cement, power and process-industry requirements.

Grade 310 has a higher permitted carbon level, while 310S uses lower carbon to reduce carbide precipitation in welded fabrications. The correct purchase specification depends on product form, operating atmosphere, temperature cycle, dimensions, condition and testing. Buyers can review the linked products below or send the complete specification through the request-a-quote form for a project-based offer.

Stainless Steel 310 Products Available

310 vs 310S Grade Selection

Selection Point

310

310S

Buyer Note

UNS / EN

S31000 / 1.4841

S31008 / 1.4845

Confirm the exact grade on the MTC.

Carbon

0.25% max

0.08% max

Lower carbon is often preferred for welded fabrication.

Chromium

24.0-26.0%

24.0-26.0%

Supports oxidation resistance.

Nickel

19.0-22.0%

19.0-22.0%

Supports austenitic structure and high-temperature stability.

Typical choice

Higher carbon permitted where welding sensitivity is controlled

Welded parts and general high-temperature fabrication

Operating atmosphere and temperature cycle remain decisive.

Common Standards by Product Form

Product Form

Common Reference

RFQ Detail

Plate, sheet and strip

ASTM A240 / ASME SA240

Thickness, width, length, finish and grade

Bars and sections

ASTM A276 / A479

Section size, condition, tolerance and length

Seamless and welded pipe

ASTM A312 and project specification

NPS, schedule, length and test requirement

Boiler and heat-exchanger tube

ASTM A213 / A249, as applicable

OD, wall, length and service

Forged flanges

ASTM A182

Type, size, class and facing

Butt-weld fittings

ASTM A403

Type, schedule and dimensional standard

Industries We Serve

  • Heat treatment and furnaces: Retorts, baskets, fixtures, radiant tubes and baffles Oxidation resistance and strength at elevated temperature
  • Petrochemical and refinery: Burner parts, furnace internals and high-temperature piping Performance in compatible hot process atmospheres
  • Cement and minerals: Kiln parts, burner systems and heat shields Resistance to scaling and thermal exposure
  • Power and waste-to-energy: Boiler parts, combustion equipment and supports Heat and oxidation resistance
  • Chemical processing: Hot process equipment and thermal treatment parts Grade selection based on atmosphere and condensate risk

Testing and Documentation

The quotation should define the required material test certificate, grade confirmation, dimensions, surface condition, mechanical tests and any non-destructive examination. Elevated-temperature suitability must be checked against the design code, operating atmosphere, loading and temperature cycle rather than one website temperature figure.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the difference between stainless steel 310 and 310S?

The main difference is carbon content. Grade 310 permits more carbon, while 310S limits carbon to 0.08%. The lower-carbon version is often selected for welded fabrication. The final choice should also consider product form, operating temperature, atmosphere and the applicable design standard.

What are stainless steel 310 products used for?

They are used for furnace parts, heat-treatment equipment, burner assemblies, radiant tubes, kiln components, refinery equipment and other parts exposed to elevated temperature. Suitability depends on temperature, atmosphere, stress, cycling and the presence of condensates or corrosive deposits.

Which standards apply to SS 310 products?

Common references include ASTM A240 for plate and sheet, ASTM A276 or A479 for bars, ASTM A312 for pipe, ASTM A213 or A249 for tube, ASTM A182 for forgings and ASTM A403 for fittings. The correct standard depends on the product form.

Can SS 310 and 310S be welded?

Both grades can be welded using procedures and consumables selected for the application. Grade 310S is often preferred where lower carbon is useful in welded parts. Joint design, heat input, service temperature and the required post-weld condition should be reviewed before production.

Is stainless steel 310 suitable for continuous high-temperature service?

Stainless steel 310 and 310S are used in many elevated-temperature applications, but one universal service limit should not be applied to every component. Suitability depends on the operating atmosphere, thermal cycling, stress, fabrication, section size and the presence of condensates or corrosive deposits. The design code and actual duty should guide the final selection.
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