310 Stainless Steel Supplier in UAE | UNS S31000 - NIFTY ALLOYS LLC

Nifty Alloys LLC is a premier stockist and supplier of 310 Stainless Steel (UNS S31000 / EN 1.4841) in the United Arab Emirates. Recognized for its exceptional performance in high-temperature environments, Grade 310 is a critical material for industries demanding superior oxidation resistance and strength at elevated temperatures. As a trusted distributor, we provide a comprehensive inventory of 310 stainless steel products, fully certified and ready to meet the stringent requirements of the petrochemical, furnace, power generation, and thermal processing sectors across the UAE. 

Our commitment is to supply high-integrity materials that adhere to international standards. We ensure that every product, from plates and sheets to pipes and bars, is delivered with complete documentation and meets your exact project specifications. Nifty Alloys LLC serves as a reliable partner in your supply chain, offering technical expertise and timely delivery to keep your operations running efficiently. 

What is 310 Stainless Steel ?

310 Stainless Steel is a medium-carbon austenitic stainless steel developed for high-temperature service. It is a chromium-nickel alloy engineered to resist oxidation in continuous service at temperatures up to 1150°C (2100°F), provided that reducing sulfur gases are not present. Due to its high chromium (24-26%) and nickel (19-22%) content, this grade offers excellent corrosion resistance, superior resistance to oxidation, and greater strength at elevated temperatures compared to more common alloys like Grade 304. 

The austenitic structure of 310 stainless steel provides excellent toughness, even down to cryogenic temperatures. While it is primarily known for its high-temperature properties, it also retains good ductility and weldability. Its robust characteristics make it an indispensable material for applications involving cyclic heating and thermal stress. Unlike martensitic steels, Grade 310 is non-hardenable by heat treatment and derives its hardness from cold working.