Common Stainless steel alloys and their melting temperatures: 

304 stainless steel 1400-1450°C (2552-2642°F);
316 stainless steel 1375-1400°C (2507-2552° F);
430 stainless steel 1425-1510°C (2597-2750°F);
434 stainless steel 1426-1510°C (2600-2750°F);
420 stainless steel 1450-1510°C (2642-2750°F) ;
410 stainless steel 1480-1530°C (2696-2786°F).

Each melting point is expressed as a range, not an absolute number. This is because, even within a specific stainless steel alloy, small variations in the formula can affect the melting point.

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