Selective Coils

We process different polished finishes according to your actual uses. Besides 2B and No.1, further polishing is accessible.

Available Specification

Stainless Steel Coil Information
TechniqueSurface FinishGrade SeriesThickness(mm)Width(mm)Application
Main Dimension
20-85010001219124012501500
Hot RolledNo.1 /2E201/202/ 3042.2-12.0 Petro-chemical industry
Tanks Construction material
Cold Rolled2B201/3040.25-3.0
410S/4300.25-2.0
No.4 / Hairline Mirror / Linen SB201/3040.22-3.0
410S/4300.25-2.0
BA201/3040.2-1.8
410S/4300.25-2.0
2BA
Chemical composition and mechanical properties of stainless steel coil
GradeChemical Composition (%)Mechanieal Performece
CSiMnPSNiCrMoHardness
201≤0.15≤1.005.5/7.5≤0.060≤0.0303.5/5.516.0/18.0-HB≤241,HRB≤100, HV≤240
304≤0.08≤1.00≤2.0≤0.045≤0.038.0/11.018.00/20.00-HB≤187, HRB≤90,HV≤200
316≤0.08≤1.00≤2.0≤0.045≤0.0310.00/14.0016.0/18.02.00/3.00HB≤187, HRB≤90,HV≤200
316L≤0.03≤1.00≤2.0≤0.045≤0.0310.00/14.0016.0/18.02.00/3.00HB≤187, HRB≤90,HV≤200
410≤0.15≤1.00≤1.25≤0.060≤0.030≤0.06011.5/13.5-HB≤183, HRB≤88,HV≤200
430≤0.12≤1.00≤1.25≤0.040≤0.03-16.00/18.00-HB≤183, HRB≤88,HV≤200

Significant Advantage

Flexible

To adapt to your different requirements for size,coils can be processed into sheets or strips of length and width demanded.

Convenient

Long stainless sheets can be rolled into the form of coils so that they take up less volume, which facilitates transportation.

Typical Applications

Industrial Equipment

Electronic Equipment.

Kitchenware

Machinery

What Surface Finishes Can Be Processed on Coil?
We can process a variety of surface finishes to give the coil a decorative appeal. In addition, our technologies for surface treatment enable you to customize your ideal texture, smoothness, patterns, and colors.
Desirable Surface Treatments

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Different Grades of Stainless Steel Coils

Grade 201 is a lower-cost alternative to 304. It offers good formability, moderate corrosion resistance, and is often used in applications that require aesthetic appeal, such as cookware, sinks, and utensils.

Grade 304 is the most common and widely used stainless steel grade for coils. It offers excellent corrosion resistance, good formability, and is suitable for a variety of applications in industries such as food processing, chemical, and architectural.

Grade 316 is known for its superior corrosion resistance compared to 304. It contains molybdenum, which enhances its resistance to chemical corrosion, making it ideal for use in marine environments, pharmaceutical equipment, and coastal architecture.

Grade 410 is a martensitic stainless steel known for its high strength, hardness, and corrosion resistance. It offers good mechanical properties and can be hardened by heat treatment. Grade 410 is commonly used in applications such as cutlery, dental and surgical instruments, and valves.

This ferritic stainless steel grade provides good corrosion resistance and heat resistance. It is commonly used in applications such as automotive trims, indoor appliances, and architectural components.

Common Applications of Stainless Steel Coil

FAQs

Stainless steel coil refers to a continuous strip of stainless steel that is wound into a coil shape. It is commonly used in various industries for manufacturing applications like sheet metal forming, fabrication, and as a raw material for further processing.

Stainless steel coils possess several key properties, including high corrosion resistance, strength and durability, heat resistance, hygiene and cleanability, and aesthetic appeal. They are also known for their low maintenance requirements and versatility in various manufacturing processes.

Stainless steel coils are typically manufactured through a process known as cold rolling. This involves passing a stainless steel strip through a set of rollers to reduce its thickness and shape it into a coil form. Cold rolling helps improve the material’s mechanical properties, dimensional accuracy, and surface finish.

Yes, stainless steel coil is highly recyclable. At the end of its lifecycle or when it is no longer needed, stainless steel coil can be collected, processed, and recycled. Stainless steel retains its properties even after recycling, and the process can be repeated multiple times without significant degradation in quality.