Stainless Steel

We supply a wide range of stainless steel product forms, including coils and strip, sheets and plates, pipes and tubes, bars and rods, and engineered profiles. Stock sizes and value-added processing support efficient industrial sourcing.

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Grade Families Chosen by Service Environment

Austenitic (300 Series)

A broad industrial choice when formability, weldability, and balanced corrosion resistance are required. Often specified for food-adjacent fabrication, moderate chemical exposure, and appearance-sensitive parts.

Ferritic & Martensitic (400 Series)

Selected when wear behavior, heat performance, magnetism, or specific mechanical characteristics drive the decision. Confirm the corrosion environment early, especially with chlorides, weather exposure, or chemical media.

Duplex

Used when higher strength and improved corrosion performance are required for more demanding conditions. If welding is involved, include procedure expectations and project requirements in the RFQ.

Precipitation-Hardening (PH)

Chosen when strength and dimensional stability are key. If heat treatment is required, specify target condition and hardness range to align supply and processing.

Common Grades (Indicative)

304 / 304L, 316 / 316L, 321, 310S, 409, 410, 420, 430, duplex options (on request), PH options (on request). Availability should be confirmed by product form, size range, and delivery condition during quoting.

Surface Finish Options for Stainless Products

Surface finish affects corrosion performance, cleanability, appearance, and downstream work. If the finish is visible or functional, define it in the RFQ to avoid mismatch.

  • Mill / Brushed / PolishedChoose based on appearance targets and cleaning requirements. For decorative or hygienic surfaces, share a reference (sample, photo, or finish callout) to align grain direction and reflectivity.
  • Pickled & Passivated / Protective FilmUsed when surface cleanliness and corrosion consistency matter. Protective film helps reduce handling marks during transport, storage, and fabrication—especially for cosmetic surfaces.

Processing Services for Stainless Orders

Value-added processing shortens time to production and reduces rework by delivering material closer to how your team uses it. Availability depends on product form, size, and order requirements.

  • Cut-to-Length & Cut-to-SizeOrder by required lengths or blanks to reduce internal cutting time and scrap. Include length tolerance, squareness expectation, and edge requirements. If cut faces are functional, note whether deburring or edge conditioning is needed.
  • Slitting & Coil PrepSpecify slit width, edge condition, and coil ID/OD if your workflow feeds stamping, roll-forming, or automated lines. Packing can be aligned to your uncoiling setup to reduce line stops.
  • Blanking & ShearingRequest blanks sized for your nesting plan to speed fabrication starts. If you have drawings, attach DXF/PDF and list quantity per size. If you provide a cutting list, include part marks to reduce receiving errors.
  • Export Packing & DocumentsExport-ready packing can be aligned to your receiving process. Documentation can be organized for customs clearance and inbound QC, especially when traceability and inspection steps are defined in advance.

FAQ

What's the fastest way to choose a grade if I’m not sure?

Share your service environment (indoor/outdoor, chemical contact, coastal exposure), temperature range, and whether appearance matters. We'll recommend a shortlist and confirm availability by product form and size range.

Can you supply mixed sizes or multiple product forms in one shipment?

Yes—combine items into one RFQ with a clear line-by-line list. Group by product form and grade family to speed quoting and reduce order errors during receiving.

What information should I include for cut-to-size requests?

Include target dimensions, tolerance expectations, edge requirement, and whether cut faces are functional. If parts are nested from sheet, attach a cutting list or drawing, and note quantity per size.

Do you provide documentation for quality control and receiving?

Documentation availability depends on grade/form and supply route. List your documentation needs in the RFQ so the quote can include the right deliverables and receiving steps.c

How should inox material be packed for export or long-distance transport?

Packing is selected based on surface sensitivity and destination handling method. Share unload method (forklift/crane), storage conditions, and whether protective film is required for the receiving process.

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