The main difference between centerless ground and peeled stainless steel bars lies in the manufacturing process. Centerless ground bars are produced by grinding the surface of the stainless steel bar to achieve precise dimensions and a smooth finish. This process removes any imperfections and ensures tight tolerances. On the other hand, peeled stainless steel bars are created by removing the outer layer of the stainless steel bar through a peeling process. This results in a smooth, clean surface while retaining the original size of the bar. Overall, centerless ground bars are more suitable for applications that require precise dimensions, while peeled bars are preferred when a smooth surface finish is the main requirement.
