RE: grille metal type?

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Well I just tried a strong magnet on some stainless trim I have here and 
some stainles bolts and there was definately a magnetic attraction but 
not nearly as strong as a regular steel bolt. Of course there was no 
attraction at all on my aluminum grill.



Jimmy Peavy wrote:
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> Well I've never found any stainless to be magnetic.
> It is all basically, the same alloy, but 320, 316 having more nickel in 
> it than say 304
> The higher alloy number means it has more nickel.
> It is a non ferrous metal, like brass, bronze, aluminum, etc.
> That's why stainless intake valves have to be zyglow inspected, instead 
> of magnafluxed.
> It has to be magnetic to magnaflux.
> 
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> 
> Jimmy
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> RAS83@xxxxxxx wrote:
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> >well some stainless is magnetic and some is not,it depends what alloy it 
> > is  
> >t-304 is different than t-316 or t-320.    but the file  in a hidden 
> >area is 
> >a good one

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