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Used in the production of numerous pieces of equipment in both industrial and consumer-facing industries, stainless steel is an exceptionally popular and versatile ferrous metal.

While it is possible to source new stainless steel, this can prove to be exceptionally costly and time-consuming for most companies.

Therefore, to save time, money, and lessen their impact on the environment—most businesses opt for purchasing stainless steel scrap metal, and re-melting or re-using it for various needs.

If this sounds like you, you may have a few questions when it comes to narrowing down your search.

Generally speaking, there are two types of stainless steel scrap: 304-grade stainless steel scrap, and 316-stainless steel scrap.

Here are the key differences: 304-Grade Stainless Steel Scrap  The most common form of stainless steel scrap, 304-grad stainless steel contains between 8-10% nickel, 18-20% chromium, along with trace amounts of carbon, silicon, and manganese.

Milton Aqua 1000 Stainless Steel Water Bottle, 950 ml, Silver.

Made of stainless steel with a good storage capacity, this bottle is a perfect fit for school-goers and office-goers.

Though plastic bottles are widely used, they lead to a number of health problems and also harm the environment.

Nanobot steel bottles are a safe and hygienic alternative, which doesn't affect the environment.

Stainless steel is lauded for its durability and is also one of the safest materials used in the kitchen.

This bottle is therefore safe, sturdy, leakage proof and efficient at storing your beverages hot or cold for longer periods of time.