Abstract: In this research, the mechanical and tensile properties of commercially supplied SS316L stainless steel bars were studied, with comparative results reported in the literature. Specimens machined from cylindrical rods (ϕ 20 mm × 410 mm) were machined using high-speed steel tools and tested in accordance with standards ASTM E8/E8M on a servo-controlled Universal Testing Machine. The results from the tensile test revealed ultimate tensile strengths (UTS) from 601–693 MPa, yield strengths from 591–687 MPa, and an elongation of 9–12%. The range of strength values was found to be consistent with those reported in previous literature (Sharma et al., 2024, Mishra et al., 2024....
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