Stainless steel has a low carbon content and a high chromium content as well as a small percentage of nickel in it. The rust and corrosion resistance of stainless steel is derived from the formation of a layer of chromium oxide at the surface which is highly versatile and resists the action of moisture, saltwater, and milder acids of the environment. Therefore, it can remain unaffected for life in conditions where normal iron or even carbon steel would lose. This quality of durability and top quality makes it the preferred choice.
The durability of stainless steel makes it highly resilient and therefore enterprises rely on stainless steel wires to make the machine components reduce the wear and tear of their appliances.