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Cold Rolled Stainless Steel sheet
300 Series Stainless Steel Sheet
300 series stainless steel sheets encompass a wide range of grades from 301 to 348, each optimized for specific applications:
The SS 316 sheet price per kg varies depending on the specific grade, but:
316L is the most commonly used and widely available grade
All 316 variants contain molybdenum for enhanced corrosion resistance
Differences in carbon and alloying elements affect performance and cost
The SS316 plate price is influenced by its alloy composition and superior corrosion resistance.
304 SS sheet metal is the most commonly used stainless steel due to its:
Excellent corrosion resistance
Balanced cost-performance ratio
Superior formability and weldability
Stable global supply
Aisi 316 Stainless Steel Sheet
AISI 316 stainless steel sheet is a globally recognized corrosion-resistant material, but its definition varies across standards.
Polished Stainless Steel Panels
Polished stainless steel panels are available in multiple surface finishes, each offering unique visual and functional characteristics.
PVD coated SS sheet is a premium solution for colored stainless steel panels, combining advanced vacuum coating technology with high-performance materials.
18-8 stainless steel sheet offers a wide thickness range from ultra-thin foils to heavy plates.
Stainless Steel Price Per Sheet
The stainless steel price per sheet depends on multiple factors, but the most critical variable is weight.
2b Finish Stainless Steel Sheet
2B finish stainless steel sheet is the most common cold-rolled surface due to its balanced cost, smooth appearance, and excellent fabrication performance.
Different cold-rolled finishes such as BA, No.4, HL, and Mirror are selected based on functional and decorative requirements. Understanding these differences helps ensure the correct surface is chosen for each application.
310 stainless sheet is a heat-resistant austenitic stainless steel with very high chromium and nickel content, making it ideal for extreme high-temperature environments.
Compared with 301 stainless steel, 310 focuses on thermal stability and oxidation resistance, while 301 emphasizes strength through cold working. Selection depends on whether the application requires high elasticity and strength (301) or superior heat resistance (310).
321 stainless steel sheet is a titanium-stabilized austenitic stainless steel with excellent resistance to intergranular corrosion and strong high-temperature performance. It is widely used in aerospace, petrochemical, and heat treatment industries where welding stability and elevated temperature strength are critical.