Precision Stainless Steel Strip
Austenitic and ferritic stainless strip in 200, 300 and 400 series, rolled down to 0.05 mm and slit from 5 mm to 1250 mm.
Grades in This Family
Precision stainless strip is where gauge tolerance and surface finish decide whether a part is scrap. We supply all three series in tempers from annealed through to full hard, in 2B, BA and 2H surfaces, so the strip arrives with the springback and the appearance the part actually needs.
200 Series Precision Stainless Steel Strip
Manganese bearing austenitic stainless strip, 0.05 to 1.0 mm, slit 5 to 1250 mm.
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300 Series Precision Stainless Steel Strip
Austenitic stainless strip including 304 and 316 families, 0.05 to 1.0 mm, slit 5 to 1250 mm.
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400 Series Precision Stainless Steel Strip
Ferritic and martensitic stainless strip, 0.05 to 1.0 mm, slit 5 to 1250 mm.
View SpecificationProblems This Material Solves
- A part needs 300 series corrosion resistance but the mill minimum is a full width coil
- Formed parts crack because the temper is harder than the bend radius allows
- Visible surfaces show roll marks because the finish was specified as 2B when BA was needed
- Thin gauge stock arrives out of flat and jams the progressive die
Who This Family Is For
- Progressive die stampers running thin stainless
- Appliance manufacturers making visible trim, drums and liners
- Spring and clip makers who need a defined temper
- Tube and profile mills forming from strip
What You Get That a Stock List Does Not Give You
Range Advantages
- All three series from one source, so a design change between 201, 304 and 430 does not mean a new supplier
- Temper specified as a range from annealed to full hard rather than a single stock condition
- 2B, BA and 2H surfaces available against the same grade
- Slit from 5 mm, which removes the edge scrap on narrow parts
Typical Applications
- Drawn and formed appliance components in 304
- Ferritic 430 trim where cost matters more than chloride resistance
- 201 series parts where the application is indoor and dry
- Thin gauge shims and spacers below 0.2 mm
Industries Running This Material
Precision Stainless Steel Strip Questions
What is the thinnest stainless strip you can supply?
Can you slit stainless narrower than 100 mm?
Which surface finish should I ask for?
Do you supply full hard as well as annealed?
Specify Precision Stainless With Someone Who Reads Drawings
Send the part geometry and the service environment. We will come back with the grade, temper, surface and slit width that fit it.