Cold Rolled Ss316L 316 Stainless Steel Metal Plate

304 Stainless Steel is the most widely used of the austenitic (chromium/nickel) stainless steels. In the annealed condition it is essentially non-magnetic and becomes slightly magnetic with the application of cold work. Type 304L Stainless Steel is preferred in welding applications to exclude the formation of chromium carbides during cooling in the heat affected region of the weld. These alloys represent an excellent combination of corrosion resistance and fabricability.

Grain oriented electrical steel is an important material in the production of energy efficient transformers and large, high performance generators. In the form of laminated, wound or punched sheets, it is the essential core material of distribution transformers, power transformers and small transformers.

The coated steel sheet we make into our roof cladding are produced in accordance with a strict series of quality standards by leading suppliers, giving us traceability and quality control. The durability of this roof cladding material is dependent on the galvanised and protective coatings applied to roofing substrate and fenicing substrate. As a roofing sheets material, steel has long been used in building and has the added benefit of being recyclable. To produce our high quality pre-coated roof cladding sheets, a system of multi-layer coatings is applied to the zinc-coated high tensile steel strip and then oven-cured to ensure optimum adhesion. This gives roofing sheets with excellent corrosion resistance and climatic protection together with abrasion resistance and a strong structure.

Mild Steel Strip is a structural quality steel plate used for a large variety of general construction and industrial applications. A type of carbon steel that contains a low level of carbon, otherwise known as low carbon steel, mild steel contains roughly between 0.05% and 0.25% of carbon by weight. It is not an alloy steel, therefore it does not contain large amounts of anything other than iron and ferrite.

The coated steel sheet we make into our roof cladding are produced in accordance with a strict series of quality standards by leading suppliers, giving us traceability and quality control. The durability of this roof cladding material is dependent on the galvanised and protective coatings applied to roofing substrate and fenicing substrate. As a roofing sheets material, steel has long been used in building and has the added benefit of being recyclable. To produce our high quality pre-coated roof cladding sheets, a system of multi-layer coatings is applied to the zinc-coated high tensile steel strip and then oven-cured to ensure optimum adhesion. This gives roofing sheets with excellent corrosion resistance and climatic protection together with abrasion resistance and a strong structure.

Pre-painted galvanized steel combines utility with beauty. It consists of tin, chrome, zinc or paint, which are the extra finish applied to the natural steel surface. The application of coating is to protect the surface of steel from oxidation and it is also used to enhance requirements for visual appearance.

Pre painted steel coil is a kind of product made by subjecting the strip steel that continuously degreasing the surface on the production line after chemical treatment such as phosphating, and then baking the strip steel coated with organic paint at high temperature. The surface of this steel sheet has a relatively bright color.

Pre-paint steel is a bare metal substrate or corrosion resistant substrate that has had paint applied to both sides through a continuous coil coating process, which produces a uniform paint finish. The metal is unwound, cleaned and chemically treated during the process. Depending on product specifications, one or both sides may then be primed and coated, oven cured and rewound.