904L plate remains a premium, corrosion-resistant austenitic alloy whose 2025 market price sits substantially above common grades such as 304/316L because of its high nickel, molybdenum and copper contents; typical bulk offers in mid-2025 range
440C stainless-steel coil in 2025 remains a specialty, martensitic product priced well above commodity flat products in many markets. Expect wide regional spreads (driven by mill supply, coil finish, thickness, MOQ and heat-treatment state) —
For 2025 the market for AISI/UNS 416 stainless steel bar remains a low-to-mid cost niche within the 400-series martensitic family. Typical bulk ex-works prices from Chinese mills range roughly USD $1.7–$3.0 per kg (large orders),
AISI/UNS 403 stainless steel bar in 2025 trades at a noticeably lower price point than common austenitic grades (e.g., 304/316) because it contains little or no nickel and relies mainly on chromium (≈11.5–13%). Typical bulk
For 2025, buyers should expect a wide regional spread in 304/304L plate pricing: Chinese ex-works and Asian mill supply typically trades roughly USD $1,700–2,200 per tonne for coil/plate benchmarks, while North American and European hot-rolled
AISI/ASTM 201 stainless steel plate remains the commercially attractive low-nickel alternative to 300-series alloys in 2025: its sheet/plate base price is typically lower than 304 but highly sensitive to raw-material swings (nickel, scrap, chrome), finishing
410 stainless steel coil remains one of the lower-cost stainless families in 2025 — typical merchant/industrial prices today sit broadly in the USD ~900–2,000 per metric tonne range depending on region, product form (cold-rolled coil
AISI/UNS 409 stainless steel coil remains one of the most cost-effective ferritic grades for exhaust and high-temperature service in 2025 — offering good weldability and oxidation resistance at a fraction of the cost of common
AISI/UNS 405 stainless steel coils in mid-2025 trade at substantially lower levels than austenitic grades (304/316) but remain sensitive to base-steel and alloying-metal movements; typical bulk ranges observed across sample supplier lists and market indices
