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Cold Rolled Stainless Steel sheet
SS 304 stainless steel sheet has more stable pricing compared to SS 316 because it does not contain molybdenum, a more volatile alloy element. In terms of performance, the biggest difference lies in corrosion resistance: SS 304 is suitable for general environments, while SS 316 offers significantly higher resistance to chloride, seawater, and chemical exposure. As a result, SS 316 is used in more demanding applications but experiences greater price fluctuations in the global market.
SS 202 stainless steel sheet is widely used in kitchenware due to its low cost and good mechanical strength, making it suitable for basic household and indoor kitchen applications. However, compared with SS 304, it has lower corrosion resistance and stability, which limits its use in high-end or professional food environments. SS 304 remains the preferred choice for long-term durability and food-grade safety, while SS 202 is a cost-effective alternative for general kitchen products.
Mirror Gold Stainless Steel Sheet
Mirror gold stainless steel sheets are especially popular in Middle Eastern markets because they match the region’s strong demand for luxury architectural aesthetics, bright reflective surfaces, and high-end commercial design. The material is produced through 8K mirror polishing followed by vacuum PVD gold coating, resulting in a durable, elegant, and highly decorative surface widely used in hotels, malls, airports, and modern interior projects.
Hairline Finish Stainless Steel Sheet
Hairline finish stainless steel sheet is a more refined decorative surface compared to No.4 finish, offering a cleaner and more linear appearance. Due to higher processing requirements and better visual consistency, hairline finish is generally priced slightly higher than No.4 brushed stainless steel. Both finishes are widely used, but hairline is preferred for high-end architectural and interior design applications, while No.4 is commonly used for general industrial decoration.
Black Stainless Steel Sheet Suppliers
Black stainless steel sheets are not a separate steel grade but are produced by applying a black surface treatment to standard stainless steels. The most commonly used base material is 304 stainless steel, followed by 316 for higher corrosion resistance and 201 or 430 for more economical decorative applications. The final black appearance is achieved through processes such as PVD coating, chemical blackening, or electrophoretic finishing, depending on the required durability and visual effect.
Custom Stainless And Sheet Metal
Custom stainless and sheet metal fabrication involves a complete processing chain including material selection, precision cutting, bending, welding, surface finishing, assembly, and quality inspection. Through advanced fabrication technologies such as laser cutting and CNC forming, stainless steel sheets can be transformed into highly precise and durable components suitable for architectural, industrial, and mechanical applications.
Stainless steel metal gauge is a traditional thickness measurement system used to describe stainless steel sheet and plate thickness. It is commonly converted into millimeters and inches for international use. For example, 18 gauge is about 1.2 mm, 16 gauge is about 1.5 mm, and 10 gauge is about 3.0 mm. Understanding these units helps in selecting the correct stainless steel thickness for different industrial, construction, and fabrication applications.
Mirror Polished Stainless Steel Strip
Mirror polished stainless steel strip is produced through multi-stage grinding, fine polishing, and 8K mirror finishing on stainless steel strip materials such as 304 and 316. It is widely used in architectural decoration, elevator interiors, furniture design, and commercial spaces due to its bright reflective appearance and premium aesthetic effect. The manufacturing process ensures a smooth, defect-free surface with high visual quality suitable for high-end decorative applications.
Stainless Steel Strips Suppliers
Stainless steel strips are narrow-width products made by precision slitting of stainless steel coils. Common widths range from 5 mm to 600 mm, with thickness from 0.1 mm to 6 mm depending on application. The production process involves uncoiling, slitting with rotary blades, edge trimming, and recoiling. Due to their high precision and flexibility, stainless steel strips are widely used in stamping, automotive, electronics, and industrial manufacturing industries.
Stainless Steel Cold Rolled Coil Manufacturers
Teda Ganghua is a reliable stainless steel supplier focusing on the export of stainless steel cold rolled coils. We offer a wide range of common stainless steel grades such as 201, 304, 316, and 430, with support for customized sizes and processing requirements. With stable supply capability and strict quality control, we provide efficient solutions for global stainless steel coil applications.
SS sheet coil is a continuous stainless steel product widely used as the raw material for sheet and plate production. It is commonly available in widths such as 1000 mm, 1219 mm, 1250 mm, and 1500 mm, with thickness ranging from thin cold-rolled coils to heavy hot-rolled coils. With flexible processing capabilities and standardized dimensions, stainless steel coil is essential for industrial manufacturing, fabrication, and large-scale production applications.
309 stainless steel plate is a high-temperature austenitic stainless steel with strong oxidation resistance and good thermal stability.