Silicon
The content of silicon in austenitic stainless steel is generally below 0.8% - 1.0%. As an alloy element, silicon content ranges from 2% to 7% depending on its use. Silicon is an element that strongly forms ferrite.

The ability of molybdenum to form ferrite is comparable to that of chromium. Molybdenum also promotes intermetallic compounds in stainless steels. In order to maintain a single austenite structure in austenitic stainless steel, the content of nickel, nitrogen, manganese and other austenite forming elements should be increased with the increase of molybdenum content in steel.

On December 8, 16 years ago, MT Stainless Steel (MTSCO) was founded. In the past 16 years, MTSCO has grown from an ignorant child to a vigorous young man.
Under the leadership of General Manager Mr. Hua and Ms. Gao, MTSCO has expanded stainless steel pipe products and nickel alloys in the past 16 years, and this year, we have added wire products, which has been moving towards the starry sea of steel.