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Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Plate Length: 2,000 ~ 12,000 mm Width: 600 ~ 2,000 mm Thickness:  3 – 100 mm Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Plate: What It Is & When to Choose It A hot rolled stainless steel plate is a flat product rolled at high temperature, above roughly 1,100°C, where the steel stays soft enough to form thick sections in one pass. The result is a plate with a matte, slightly rough surface (called No.1 after pickling) and a thickness range that cold rolling simply cannot reach. Most buyers turn to it when they need material 3 mm and up, at lower cost, for structures and equipment where the

4×8 Stainless Steel Sheet Length: 2438mm (2440mm) Width: 1219mm (1220mm) Thickness:  0.12 – 6.0 mm What “4×8” Actually Means (It’s a Size, Not a Grade) The “4×8” tells you the footprint only. It says nothing about grade, thickness, finish, or tolerance. Two 4×8 sheets can look identical and perform completely differently. A 24-gauge 430 decorative panel and a 3/16-inch 316L plate are both “4×8,” but they belong in different jobs. You say You actually need to specify “4×8 sheet” Grade (304 / 316L / 430) “standard size” Thickness (gauge or mm) “stainless” Finish (2B / No.4 / BA / mirror) — Edge (mill or slit), flatness, protective film — Standard

Brushed Stainless Steel Sheet Length: 1~12m or customization Thickness:  0.1 – 6.0 mm Width: 600mm – 1500mm What Is Brushed Stainless Steel? Brushed stainless steel turns up almost everywhere once you start looking: elevator cabins, kitchen countertops, wall panels. The satin grain isn’t there just for looks. It hides fingerprints and light scratches far better than a polished or 2B surface, which is why fabricators and specifiers keep coming back to it. Brushed stainless steel (also called satin, No.4, or hairline finish) is flat-rolled steel whose surface has been run through abrasive belts to produce a uniform, one-direction grain. Instead of a hard mirror reflection, you get a soft satin