difference between 304 and 430 stainless steel ?

1. Appliances: The material's resistance to corrosion makes it ideal for use as a material in kitchen appliances.

2. Automobile moldings and trim: Due to its high shine, 430 Stainless Steel is often used for decorative trim in automobiles. It resists corrosion due to road salts, and other factors.

3. Goods for Consumers Flatware, cutlery, sinks and other items are made from this material because of its resistance to rusting and staining.

4. Architectural application: Stainless Steel is used as architectural elements on building facades. It can also be found in elevator doors, handrails, and elevator doors.

5. Storage Containers and Tanks: They are used to protect chemicals, oils or other substances from corrosion in storage containers.

6. HEAT exchangers A 430 stainless steel can be used for certain applications when corrosion resistance isn’t an issue.

7. Steel Wire: Can drawn as wire in various applications including wire mesh and kitchen tools.

8. For noncritical industrial piping. When cost effectiveness and corrosion resistant are important.

In these cases, you should consider using a higher-grade stainless steel such as 7075, 304 or even 316. These grades have better corrosion resistance.