Stainless steel

Marine grade stainless steel sheet Width: 600-1250mm or customizable Thickness:  0.13-6.0mm Design Style:  Customizable This page covers what makes 316 the marine grade, what chemistry and strength to expect, what sizes sheet comes in, and how to order it. The numbers come straight from our stock list, so you can turn them into an RFQ as you read. What is a marine grade stainless steel sheet? “Marine grade” is a trade nickname, not a standard name. When buyers use it, they mean 316 stainless steel in sheet form: cold-rolled flat product, 3 mm thick or under, with a surface ready for cladding, fabrication or further polishing. On a purchase order

316 stainless steel plate Width: 600-1500mm or customizable Length: 1-12 m Thickness:  3-120 mm The 316 stainless steel plate is a flat-rolled strip of austenitic stainless that carries 2 to 3 percent molybdenum, which is what sets it apart from 304. That molybdenum gives 316 its resistance to chloride pitting and crevice corrosion, so it is the grade buyers choose for marine, coastal, chemical and food work that sees salt or acid. We stock 316 plate in 3 to 120 mm and widths up to 2000 mm, and we cut it to size before it leaves the mill. This page covers what 316 plate is made of, how it performs,

304 stainless steel plate Width: 600-1500mm or customizable Length: 1-12 m Thickness:  3-120 mm Design Style:  Customizable 304 stainless steel plate is a flat-rolled strip of 18/8 austenitic stainless that is thicker than 3 mm and sold as plate rather than sheet. It is the grade most buyers reach for when they need corrosion resistance without paying for molybdenum, and it welds, cuts and forms well enough to suit tanks, cladding, frames and food equipment. We product 304 plate in thicknesses from 3 mm to 120 mm and widths up to 2000 mm, and we cut it to size before it leaves the mill. This page covers what 304 plate

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