SS 316 channel" refers to a structural component constructed of stainless steel grade 316, a versatile and corrosion-resistant alloy utilised in various industries. The channel form, which has a "C" or "U" profile, is used in building, fabrication, and engineering projects to provide structural support and reinforcement. SS 316 has exceptional corrosion resistance, particularly in hostile environments with acids, chemicals, and chlorides, making it ideal for marine, coastal, and chemical processing applications.

To calculate the weight of SS 316 channels, multiply the volume (cross-sectional area multiplied by length) by the density of stainless steel, usually around 7.99 g/cm³. The cross-sectional area of a channel can be estimated using its dimensions, which are usually width, height, and thickness. Once the volume is calculated, multiply it by the density to get the weight of the SS 316 channel.

Stainless steel 316 channels have exceptional mechanical qualities, making them highly sought after in various industrial applications. This alloy has a high tensile strength, often ranging from 515 to 620 MPa, and a yield strength of roughly 205 MPa. SS 316 channels are also highly corrosion resistant, especially in hostile settings with chlorides, acids, and other corrosive compounds.