The generic term “Stainless Steel” covers a large group of iron-base alloys that contain chromium. The term “Stainless” refers to resistance to staining or rusting in air.

<p”>Stainless steels contain at least 10.5% chromium, which promotes formation of a thin, chromium-enriched surface oxide. Without this minimum amount of chromium, iron-base alloys or steels corrode in moist air, forming the familiar red rust.

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