Can the limit switch with a sus316 housing be used on pneumatic valves on ships?

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I would like to ask everyone: for the pneumatic drain butterfly valves used on ships, where the customer plans to install limit switches on the cylinders, I wonder whether using stainless steel 316 for the casing material would be suitable. Could corrosion occur?

Reply #22015-08-05

Strictly speaking, 316 material is not resistant to corrosion caused by seawater or air with high salt content; it can be used, but its lifespan will be affected to some extent

Reply #32015-08-12

It can be used; we use 316SS for all our seawater desalination projects.

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