Highly corrosion-resistant 316 stainless steel rods are strong and maintain their mechanical properties in low cryogenic and high temperatures. These rods are stronger and more corrosion-resistant than 302 and 304 stainless steel rods and are commonly used in marine or corrosive environments and for applications in oil, petroleum, gas, aerospace, and food and beverage industries.

Type 303 stainless steel rods contain sulphur to make them easy to cut, shape, grind, and polish with machine tools. These rods are often used for machine parts, architectural trim, nuts and bolts, and aerospace components.

High-strength 17-4 stainless steel rods have excellent corrosion resistance at high temperatures. They have high tensile strength and hardness and are often used for ball bearings, bushings, fasteners, and gears. Additional applications include gate valves, chemical processing equipment, and pump shafts.

Type 440C stainless steel rods are heat-treated to achieve a maximum level of hardness. These rods resist wear and corrosion and are often used for machine, tool, and industrial applications.

These 416 stainless steel rods contain sulphur to make them easy to cut and shape with machine tools. They are typically used to make nuts, bolts, screws, gears, pumps, and valves for industrial and marine environments.

These 321 stainless steel rods are made with titanium alloy to improve resistance to high temperatures, cracking, and corrosion. They are easy to weld and typically used in thermal, electrical, and aerospace applications.

Durable 15-5 stainless steel rods resist corrosion and cracking in extreme temperatures. These rods are hard, easy to work, and return to their original shape if deformed. Typical applications include food and beverage, natural gas, oil, petroleum, and industrial.

These 13-8 stainless steel rods have high hardness and durability and are easy to form and fabricate. These rods resist corrosion at high temperatures and are commonly used in chemical, aerospace, natural gas, petroleum, and oil industries.

Type 347 stainless steel rods stay strong and resist corrosion in applications involving constant heating and cooling. Typical uses include boiler casings, heating elements, welding equipment, and aircraft parts.

These 410 stainless steel rods have a high degree of strength and wear resistance. They are often manufactured into automotive components, manifolds, and medical instruments and devices. Type 410 stainless steel is also called general purpose grade steel.

Type 455 stainless steel rods resist corrosion and are three times stronger than 304 stainless steel rods. These rods are easy to machine and used for structural, aerospace, and medical applications.