Stainless steel features
Stainless steel flexible service lines - the fit and forget solution
Leaks in distribution systems are costly. Added to the direct cost of the lost water that cannot be sold are the financial and environmental costs of finding, treating and storing more water to compensate for the losses. This problem affects rich and poor cities alike. Many utilities do not know the exact extent of the water loss in their system.
What are the different grades and properties?
There are more than 200 different grades of stainless steels, which are categorised in 4 main groups: austenitic, ferritic, martensitic and duplex.
UN Development goals
The UN’s 17 Sustainability Goals recognize that ending poverty must go hand-in-hand with strategies to build economic growth and address a range of social needs including health, education and job opportunities while tackling climate change and environmental protection.
Latest news
Breakthrough in Team Stainless project to combat water leakage in Italy
Type 316 stainless steel flexible service lines are proving to be a game-changer for water infrastructure. Already successful in dramatically reducing water loss across some of Asia’s largest cities, this durable, safe, and sustainable solution is now gaining traction in Italy.
Stainless in Food and Beverage Production
During this webinar, worldstainless Secretary-General Tim Collins explained why stainless steels are the perfect food and beverage contact material and outlined compelling academic research concerning the health risks associated with other material choices.
Chromium industry market outlook – Q2 2025
What are the latest trends in the chromium market?
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