August 2025

316 stainless steel plate average mill-level prices in 2025 to sit materially higher in North America and Western Europe than in Asia, mainly because of tariff moves and energy costs; buyers who lock flexible contract terms and specify 316 vs 316L correctly will reduce cost risk. What 316 stainless plate is and why price matters […]

310S stainless steel plate in 2025 trades at a premium to common austenitic grades because of its high Cr/Ni content and heat-resisting specialty use; typical market ranges (FOB/EXW) sit roughly between $4.5–$9.0 USD/kg depending on region, form, thickness and finish — with China and global mill-rolled coil suppliers generally offering the lower end, and finished

302 stainless-steel coil in 2025 remains a niche, higher-carbon cousin of the ubiquitous 304 family — priced regionally between roughly USD $1,700–$4,800 per metric ton depending on market, product specification, and commercial terms. Prices in China and Asia tend to sit at the lower end of that range for commodity coil (on-warehouse, delivered), while European

301 stainless-steel bar pricing in 2025 sits in a broad market band roughly between $1.6–$4.5 per kilogram depending on grade condition (annealed / cold-worked), product form (round bar / flat bar / bright bar), order size and origin (China export vs. domestic EU / US supply). Raw-material drivers (nickel and chromium), regional trade measures and

For 2025, 304L plate remains the most cost-effective austenitic stainless choice for welded and general-purpose applications. Price levels are lower than the 2021–2022 metal-shock peak but remain sensitive to nickel and chromium raw-material swings; geographically, China spot and mill prices are typically the most competitive, Europe commands a premium tied to alloy-surcharges and logistics, and

As of August 2025, 317L stainless-steel coil remains a premium 300-series alloy: because of its higher nickel and molybdenum content versus 304/316 families, it typically trades at a marked premium to common 300-series coils. Prices vary widely by origin, coil specification (hot-rolled vs cold-rolled, gauge, width, finish), order size and current raw-material cycles (LME nickel

ASTM A276 Type 316 bar remains the most widely specified marine-grade austenitic bar for corrosive and hygienic environments in 2025. Prices this year are driven more by molybdenum and nickel feedstock costs, regional energy and logistics, and local demand. Expect China to be the lowest-cost source for commodity 316 bar (roughly mid-teens to low-thousands USD

In 2025, ASTM A582/A582M stainless steel bars — most commonly supplied in the free-machining 303 family — remain the industrial choice for high-volume machining tasks. Market prices have shifted regionally (China and India remain price-competitive per tonne; North America and parts of East Asia show higher landed prices), driven primarily by alloying-metal (nickel, molybdenum) volatility,

We estimate that ASTM 347 stainless steel plate wholesale prices in 2025 typically range from USD 1.8–4.5 per kg (≈ USD 1,800–4,500 per metric ton) depending on region, mill-finish, and order scale — with China-origin export offers clustering near the low end (~USD 2–4/kg) and European/US finished plates and service-center stocked pieces frequently priced above

In 2025, ASTM A312 stainless steel pipe remains the global industrial baseline for austenitic stainless piping. Prices continue to vary widely by grade (304 vs 316 and specialty “H”/low-C variants), by order quantity (cut-length retail vs full container/ton orders), and by trade terms (EXW/FOB/CIF). For typical commercial purchases in 2025 you should expect ballpark ranges