Specified for salt, spray and decades

Custom Metal Parts for Marine & Shipbuilding

Custom marine hardware fabrication: 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 — Salt-water grade
EN 10204 3.1 — Mill certificates
Galvanized — Corrosion base
TIG welded — Cosmetic seams

Grade selection driven by the environment

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.

Welds that do not become the weak point

TIG welding with controlled heat input limits sensitisation and keeps the corrosion resistance where it matters — at the seam, not just on the plate.

Documentation that follows the metal

EN 10204 3.1 certificates, heat numbers and inspection records ship with the parts, which is what classification and owner QA look for.

Specifications

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

FAQ

Which stainless grade do you recommend for salt water?

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.