welding processes
The standard welding processes TIG, MIG, and stick are all capable of welding carbon steel pipe to stainless steel pipe. Standard carbon E-class welding electrodes like E70 for MIG or 7018 for stick will hold the pipe together, but the weld will be compromised by the lack of chromium and nickel in the alloy. Therefore a high-carbon stainless steel electrode must be used to seal the weld joint. 309 welding electrodes offer the correct composition to ensure that the weld has proper penetration and structural integrity.grade 316 stainless steel properties

How to Bend Stainless Steel Sheets
Chromium and nickel give stainless steel its stain resistance and attribute to the hardness of the metal. This added hardness increases the amount of force needed to place a bend on a stainless steel sheet. As you bend a stainless steel sheet the bend area cold hardens, increasing the amount of pressure required to finish the bend. This makes bending stainless steel with common hand tools difficult and a sheet metal brake is often required, although one technique to bend stainless steel using hand tools works well on shorter length bends.317 stainless steel tubing

Uses for Stainless Steel Contact Paper
Contact paper is commonly used as a drawer liner in kitchen and bath applications, but now faux metal versions of this familiar paper are available. The trend in kitchen appliances is stainless steel. Most people replace appliances only when they break and sometimes this will result in mismatched appliances. For the budget conscious homeowner, transforming and updating an appliance with contact paper makes sense. But you'll find other creative uses for the paper as well.galvanized corrugated steel sheet