Stainless steel provides tremendous design flexibility to construction projects along with impeccable strength, resistance to corrosion, and fire resistance. This makes stainless steel a practical choice for public and industrial buildings. All over the world, stainless steels are being used for structural applications- ranging from cutting edge architectural designs to setting up a robust public infrastructure
Superior
aesthetics
Tough & durable
Design flexibility
Highly corrosion resisant
Fire resistant
Choice of colorful coatings & different finishes
Low-maintenance
High strength-to-weight ratio
Low life cycle cost
Suitability for clean & hygienic environment
Here is a case study on the use of stainless steel underframes for modern railway coaches.
Automotive and Transport sectors are increasingly using stainless steel to reduce weight, improve aesthetics, enhance safety, and minimize life cycle cost. Since it exhibits superior combination of high strength, ductility, formability, and toughness compared to other metals and alloys, the intrinsic weight of vehicle decreases and its load carrying capacity and fuel efficiency increases.
Read MoreCorrosion resisant
Crash resistant
Increased fuel efficiency
Light weight
High strength
Low-maintenance
Superior aesthetics
Fire resistant
Here is a case study on the use of stainless steel underframes for modern railway coaches.
Stainless steel is a preferred material for railway applications worldwide on account of its longer life, higher strength-to-weight ratio, aesthetic appearance, and corrosion resistance. Its durability and minimal maintenance and no requirement for external protective painting make it an economical choice. Benefitted by energy-saving, light-weight design, and ~100% recyclability at the end of service life, stainless steel can be qualified as an environmental friendly material. Bright and contemporary finish of stainless steel has further strengthened its applicability in railway segment.
Corrosion resisant
Crash resistant
High strength-to-weight ratio
Light weight
Durable
Longer life and low life cycle cost
Contemporary finish
~100% recyclable
Here is a case study on the use of stainless steel underframes for modern railway coaches.
Consumer durables are driven by stringent quality, aesthetics and high durability of products. Stainless steel, owing to its excellent corrosion resistance and visually appealing surface finishes, finds extensive applications in this segment. Jindal Stainless not only offers the complete range of stainless steel grades in this segment, but has also carved its niche range, through its subsidiary JSL Lifestyle Limited, as a global player that develops various quality lifestyle products in stainless steel.
Corrosion resistant
Hygienic and durable
Excellent aesthetics
Excellent deep drawabilty
Easy formability
Chemically inert
High strength
Low-maintenance
Here is a case study on the use of stainless steel underframes for modern railway coaches.
Materials used for preparation, processing, and storage of beverages, dairy and food products must be corrosion resistant and chemically inert. For these reasons, stainless steels are widely used in these applications. Moreover, they can be easily cleaned and sterilized without loss of properties, and can be readily fabricated by a variety of techniques.
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Easy to clean
Chemically inert
Longer life
Low life cycle cost
~100% Recyclable
Stainless steel pipes and tubes have significant applications in chemical, processing and oil & gas industries. They exhibit superior corrosion resistance, heat resistance and low-temperature properties, and can be used as raw materials that can withstand harsh environments as seen in petroleum, brewery, sugar, refining, and oil & gas industries.
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Abrasion resistant
Easy fabrication
Superior Hygiene
Chemically inert
Efficient heat transfer
Low life cycle cost
Low-maintenance
Specialty Products Division (SPD) at Jindal Stainless (Hisar) Limited (JSHL) has a state-of-the-art precision rolling and slitting equipment to produce stainless steel precision strips down to a minimum thickness of 0.05 mm. In addition, the SPD is also equipped with an independent line for producing cold rolled razor blade stainless steel to a minimum thickness of 0.074 mm.
Carefully designed microstructure
Close tolerances
Free from harmful non-metallic inclusions
Good grinding, hardening, and honing properties
Ripple-free slit edge
Customizable as per requirement
Touch-free automated packaging
Here is a case study on the use of stainless steel underframes for modern railway coaches.
Jindal Stainless (Hisar) Limited (JSHL) has been a trusted global supplier of coin blanks for nearly two decades and the leading manufacturer to Indian Government Mint since its inception in 2001. The Company first exported coin blanks to the French Mint in 2005. Today, the Company is one of the largest coin blank manufacturers with an installed capacity of 10,000 tonnes per year for mono-metal & bi-metallic coin blanks. The Company has been expanding its focus on meeting the global demand of coin blanks.
ISO 9000 certified
Tested for tensility and hardness
Tested for surface roughness
Tested for bending yield limit
Here is a case study on the use of stainless steel underframes for modern railway coaches.
Neutron irradiation inside a Nuclear Power Plant can put even the strongest of metals to test. Unlike a lot of other metals, stainless steel provides greater safety and superior performance when used in structural components of high-pressure water reactors and fast breeder reactors. This is due to its superior strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, high ductility and durability. But that’s not all, stainless steel is also the material of choice for reprocessing spent fuel discharge from reactors. At Jindal Stainless, we are proud to strengthen India’s journey towards clean and green energy by supplying 304L (NAG)/304/304L/304LN/316/316L/316LN/321/310S and EN 1.4550 stainless steel to the nuclear sector.
Read MoreCorrosion resisant
High temperature resistant
Pressure resistant
Chemically inert
Extended life
~100% recyclable
Low-maintenance
Low life cycle cost
Here is a case study on the use of stainless steel underframes for modern railway coaches.
Stainless steel pipes are increasingly being used for plumbing around the world because of several benefits offered by the metal; hygiene, resistance to corrosion, and low maintenance being the primary reasons. Stainless steel is an attractive option when considering the life cycle cost of an installation. It does not require painting and easily blends with modern interior designs.
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resisant
Hygienic
Low-maintenance
Light weight
Can handle high pressure of liquids and gases
Smoother stainless
steel bores
No fire risk
Easy installation
Extended life to
~200 years
Earthquake resisant
Here is a case study on the use of stainless steel underframes for modern railway coaches.