Stainless Steel Coils

Stainless steel coils in 304, 316L, 430 and more. Offered in cold rolled and hot rolled types, with thickness from 0.2–6.0 mm and finishes like 2B, BA, HL. Precise slitting, full MTC, and fast delivery for automotive, construction, and decorative uses.

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Stainless Steel Coils

Key Advantages of Our Coil Supply

High-Precision Production

Cold rolled and hot rolled coils with thickness from 0.2–6.0 mm and consistent width control. Bright annealed and precision-slitted options ensure stable quality across grades 304, 316L, 430, and 201.

Versatile Applications

Widely used in automotive trim, appliances, construction, and cable armoring. Finishes like 2B, BA, and HL combine durability with decorative appeal, supported by protective film packaging.

Certified Quality

Each batch is verified with spectrometer testing and supplied with Mill Test Certificates (EN 10204 3.1). Compliance with ASTM, EN, JIS, and GB/T standards ensures reliable performance and global acceptance.

Rolled Coil Specification Matrix

Grade Thickness Range (mm) Width Range (mm) Surface Finishes Coil ID / OD Max Coil Weight Typical Tolerance
304 0.2 – 6.0 ≤ 1500 2B, BA, HL ID 508 / 610 mm, OD ≤ 2000 mm ≤ 20 MT Width ±0.1 mm / Thickness ±5%
316L 0.3 – 6.0 ≤ 1500 2B, BA, HL ID 508 / 610 mm ≤ 20 MT Width ±0.1 mm / Thickness ±5%
430 0.3 – 3.0 ≤ 1219 2B, BA, HL ID 508 / 610 mm ≤ 15 MT Width ±0.1 mm / Thickness ±5%
409L 0.3 – 3.0 ≤ 1219 2B, BA ID 508 / 610 mm ≤ 15 MT Width ±0.1 mm / Thickness ±5%
Duplex 2205 0.5 – 5.0 ≤ 1500 2B, HL ID 508 / 610 mm ≤ 20 MT Width ±0.1 mm / Thickness ±5%

Surface Finishes for Rolled Coil

  • 2B Finish

    Smooth, bright, Ra ≤0.8 μm; suitable for kitchen equipment, appliances, and general use.

  • BA (Bright Annealed) Finish

    Bright annealed mirror-like finish, Ra ≤0.2 μm; perfect for decorative and architectural panels.

  • HL (Hairline) Finish

    Brushed texture, Ra ≤1.6 μm; widely used for elevator panels and decorative trims.

Where Coil Material Is Commonly Used

Kitchen Equipment

  • Recommended Grades: 304, 316L

  • Surface Finishes: 2B, BA

  • Reason: Corrosion resistance, easy to clean

Heat Exchangers

  • Recommended Grade: 316L

  • Surface Finish: 2B

  • Reason: Excellent pitting and chloride resistance

Automotive Exhaust

  • Recommended Grades: 409L, 430, 310S

  • Surface Finishes: BA, HL

  • Reason: Heat resistance and cost efficiency

Decorative Panels

  • Recommended Grades: 304, 430, Duplex
  • Surface Finishes: BA, HL
  • Reason: Aesthetic appearance and mechanical strength  

Construction & Roofing

  • Recommended Grades: 304, 316L

  • Surface Finishes: 2B, HL

  • Reason: Structural strength and weather resistance

Processing Options for Corrosion-Resistant Coil

We provide customized coil processing services to match your production needs:

  • Slitting: precision ±0.1 mm

  • Cut-to-Length: flat sheets with consistent tolerances

  • Polishing & Brushing

  • Edge Trimming: Mill edge or Slit edge

  • Protective Film: applied on BA/HL surfaces for transport & fabrication

FAQs

What is coil material (coil/strip) used for fabrication?
Coil material is flat stock supplied in continuous lengths, produced by hot or cold rolling. It is specified by thickness, width, surface condition, and processing needs (e.g., slitting or cut-to-length) for industrial and decorative fabrication.
What's the difference between cold rolled and hot rolled coil?
Cold rolled coil typically offers a smoother surface and tighter dimensional control, making it suitable for forming and appearance-sensitive parts. Hot rolled coil is generally supplied in thicker ranges and is often chosen for structural, higher-temperature, or heavy-duty fabrication.
What coil ID/OD is available?
Standard IDs include 508 mm and 610 mm. OD and max coil weight can be arranged based on width, thickness, and packing requirements.
How do I choose the right surface condition for my project?
Choose based on function and appearance needs: 2B is a common general-purpose surface for fabrication, BA is selected when a brighter reflective look is required, and HL is used when a consistent brushed texture is needed. If you share the end-use and whether the surface is visible, we can recommend a suitable option.
What factors affect lead time?
Stock coils ship within 7–10 days; production orders require 3–5 weeks.

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