Specified for salt, spray and decades
Brackets, guards, hatch components, tank fittings and welded fabrications in 316L stainless and galvanized steel — specified for salt-water exposure and verified with mill certificates.
316L for salt-water service, galvanized steel for structural parts above the waterline — grade is chosen against the actual environment, and mill certificates accompany every stainless batch.
TIG welding with controlled heat input limits sensitisation and keeps the corrosion resistance where it matters — at the seam, not just on the plate.
EN 10204 3.1 certificates, heat numbers and inspection records ship with the parts, which is what classification and owner QA look for.
| Primary materials | SS316L, SS316, SS304, galvanized steel, aluminium |
| Typical processes | Laser cutting, CNC bending, TIG/MIG welding, powder coating |
| Corrosion base | 316L with EN 10204 3.1; galvanized for structural parts |
| Welding | TIG with controlled heat input for stainless |
| Forming | CNC press brake to 3,200 mm |
| Finishing | Passivation, brushing, powder coating |
| Quality basis | ISO 9001:2015 · registration 34025Q30296R0S |
316L as standard for direct salt-water service, with EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates and heat-number traceability. 304 is suitable for protected interior spaces.
Yes. Passivation restores the chromium oxide layer after welding and grinding — standard on marine-grade work.
Yes — we fabricate from galvanized base material and coordinate post-fabrication hot-dip galvanizing when specified, priced into the lead time.
EN 10204 3.1 certificates, heat numbers, weld and inspection records — the file classification and owner QA expect.
From 1 pc for prototypes and first articles.