Stainless steel question

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[Gerry Attrick]

A4 is more resistant to corrosion in harsh environments such as chemicals, salt etc.

 

[Tim Bennet.]

If you're searching for info on the web, A2 is (for all intents and purposes) equivalent to 304, and A4 to 316. These are more common nomenclatures outside of Europe.

 

[bonj2]

What's the difference between A2 and A4?

A4 is the size of a normal piece of paper, and A2 is 4 times the size of that, i.e. 4 sheets of A4 laid in a rectangle corner to corner.
What's it got to do with steel?

 

[nuovo_record]

A4 is the size of a normal piece of paper, and A2 is 4 times the size of that, i.e. 4 sheets of A4 laid in a rectangle corner to corner.
What's it got to do with steel?

 

[Aperitif]

That's bonj! (Too much 'paper view' telly...)