The standard tensile strength of 304 stainless steel in China, Japan, and the United States is:

National Standard: 06cr19ni10, tensile strength ≥515Mpa
Japanese Standard: SUS304, tensile strength＞520N/mm²
American Standard: 304, tensile strength＞515N/mm²

Tensile strength is the critical value of the transition of stainless steel from uniform plastic deformation to local concentrated plastic deformation, and it is also the maximum load-bearing capacity under static tensile conditions. In short, it is essentially the resistance to the maximum uniform plastic deformation of stainless steel, the symbol is Rm, and the unit is MPa.

The standard tensile strength of 304 stainless steel in China, Japan, and the United States are:

National Standard: 06Cr19Ni10 (new grade), tensile strength greater than or equal to 515MPa;

Japanese Standard: SUS304, tensile strength greater than 520N/mm²;

American Standard: 304, tensile strength greater than 515N/mm².

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