A Comparison of Stainless Steel Bolts 304 and 316 Bolts

Although type 316 steel is also used to make a variety of cookware items, including gas ovens, cooking pans, etc., type 316 steel fasteners are significantly different from type 304 steel fasteners. 11 to 14 percent nickel and 16 to 18 percent chromium are both present in Stainless Steel 316 Bolts. Furthermore, it also has 2% molybdenum in it. In essence, molybdenum makes fasteners more corrosion-resistant. Additionally, because of the higher chromium content, these steel nuts, bolts, and other fasteners maintain their luster and shine for a very long time. Simple cleaning techniques using water and a dry cloth will keep type 316 shiny and bright for a very long time.