Stainless Steel Sheet
Seven stock grades six surface finishes and two standard sheet sizes from one order
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The flat stainless specialism of the steel sheet range where the surface finish is ordered as carefully as the grade
Stainless steel sheet and plate is the corrosion resisting flat product inside the wider steel sheet range, supplied in 201, 304 and 310 in thickness from 2mm to 100mm. Standard sizes are 1000x2000mm and 1220x2440mm, with custom size cut against your list, and the surface is ordered as NO.1, 2B, BA, embossed, HL or 8K depending on whether the panel will be fabricated, exposed or polished. Because the material is solid stainless rather than a coated substrate, cut edges and drilled holes do not need sealing to stay corrosion resistant. The problem it removes is buying a mill sized plate and then paying twice, once for the offcut and once for the polishing shop, when the sheet could have arrived at the right size in the right finish.
The flat stainless specialism of the steel sheet range where the surface finish is ordered as carefully as the grade
Seven stock grades six surface finishes and two standard sheet sizes from one order
SpecificationsA panel bought in NO.1 and then sent out for polishing costs more and delays the build. Stating 2B, BA, HL or 8K on the purchase order gets the surface right before the sheet ships.
Galvanized or painted sheet loses its protection wherever it is cut, drilled or welded. Solid stainless carries its corrosion resistance through the full thickness, so fabrication does not create a failure point.
Ordering 1220x2440mm sheet to make a small tank side leaves scrap you store and eventually scrap again. Custom size and cutting service means you buy the panel, not the plate.
Fabricators often split thin decorative sheet and heavy structural plate between two suppliers. The 2-100mm thickness span covers both ends from one order.
201 is cheaper than 304 but is not a substitute in every duty, and 310 is chosen for heat rather than for corrosion. Having all three in one range lets the choice be made per component instead of per project.
NO.1, 2B, BA, embossed, HL and 8K are all specified at the order stage, so a job that mixes a mill finish structural panel with a mirror finish trim panel does not need two suppliers.
Thickness runs from 2mm to 100mm, which covers light fabricated panels and heavy cut blanks without changing the grade or the certificate.
1000x2000mm and 1220x2440mm are held as standard sizes and any other size is cut, so the blank arrives ready for forming instead of ready for trimming.
Bending, welding, decoiling, cutting and punching are available, so the sheet can leave here as a formed part rather than as raw stock.
A mill test certificate is issued for the ordered grade, which is what an inspector asks for on food, medical and pressure related fabrication.
Samples are available, so a finish can be checked against your reference panel before the full quantity is committed.
Worktops, splashbacks, pans and cutlery blanks in 304 where the surface has to stay cleanable after years of scouring.
Instrument trays, cabinets and bench tops where a solid stainless surface tolerates repeated sterilization and chemical cleaning.
Lift interiors, column cladding and signage in HL brushed or 8K mirror finish, with embossed sheet used where scratches must be disguised.
Shell plates and baffles cut from heavier gauge 304 for storage and mixing vessels in food and chemical plants.
Panels, liners and trim in major appliances and vehicle interiors where a formable sheet in a consistent finish is needed in volume.
Furnace covers, flue shields and oven internals where 310 is chosen for its behavior at elevated temperature.
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Read moreThickness is 2-100mm. Standard sizes are 1000x2000mm and 1220x2440mm, and any other size is supplied as a customized cut. Send your blank list if the panels are not rectangular.
NO.1, 2B, BA, embossed, HL and 8K. NO.1 is the mill finish for fabricated parts, 2B and BA are general and bright finishes, HL is the brushed architectural finish, 8K is mirror, and embossed is used where surface marking must be hidden.
It depends on the duty. 201 is used where cost matters and exposure is mild, while 304 is the general purpose corrosion resisting grade and 310 is chosen for elevated temperature. Tell us the environment and we will say which of the three fits.
Yes. Processing covers bending, welding, decoiling, cutting and punching, so panels can arrive formed and drilled instead of as flat stock.
Cookware, cutlery, surgical instruments, major appliances, vehicles and construction material are the applications stated for this product, which is why both fine finishes and heavier plate gauges are held.
Samples are available. Send the grade, thickness and the finish code you want to check, and confirm the panel size that would be useful for your evaluation.
Tell us state the grade as 201, 304 or 310 and say what the panel will touch in service and we will come back with price, availability and what the mill test certificate will show for stainless steel sheet.