How about the strength of stainless steel fiber

The strength of stainless steel fiber is comparable to that of metal fiber, as it is composed of rolled and drawn fibers with multiple planes of orientation arranged in a parallel fashion. It also provides superior resistance to corrosion and oxidation when compared with metal fibers. Stainless steel fiber has a relatively high tensile strength and superior yield strength. Its tensile strength is much higher than that of many common metals and alloys including aluminum and carbon steel. Furthermore, its yield strength is greater than that of many other metal fibers. Its remarkable strength makes it suitable for use in a range of demanding applications.