Stainless steel (such as 304, 316, 316L) will form a dense chromium oxide protective film on its surface, which can effectively resist the corrosion of weak acids, weak bases, salt solutions, seawater, and humid environments. Compared with cast iron and cast steel materials, it can avoid problems such as rusting, corrosion, and perforation of the valve body.

Stainless steel material has a high surface finish, no pores, no adsorption of impurities, and is not easy to breed bacteria. It can be directly used in working conditions such as drinking water, food and beverage, pharmaceutical preparations, etc. It meets hygiene standards and solves the pain point of corrosion and pollution.

The tensile strength and yield strength of stainless steel are much better than cast iron, and it can withstand long-term erosion from high-pressure and high flow media, as well as pressure impact during pipeline start-up and shutdown, extending service life and reducing maintenance costs.