Stainless Steel Cold Rolled Sheet

420 ss sheet High Hardness Wear Resistant Good Polishability

420 stainless plate Martensitic Grade for High Hardness Applications

420 cold-rolled stainless steel sheet is a high-carbon martensitic stainless steel produced through precision cold rolling processes. The cold rolling operation imparts superior surface finish, tight dimensional tolerances, and enhanced mechanical properties compared to hot-rolled equivalents. This grade offers high hardness (after heat treatment), good wear resistance, and moderate corrosion resistance. It is widely used in applications requiring a combination of sharp

420 stainless steel plate is a high-carbon martensitic stainless steel known for its high strength, hardness, and moderate corrosion resistance. Through heat treatment, this material achieves excellent mechanical properties, making it suitable for applications requiring high hardness and good wear resistance. 420 stainless steel plate offers good machinability and weldability, while maintaining a certain level of toughness. It is widely used in cutlery, medical instruments,

Decorative stainless steel sheet is a standard stainless steel sheet (grades 201, 304, or 316) that receives a specialized surface finish to enhance its visual appearance. Unlike standard 2B or 2D mill finishes, decorative finishes are designed to be seen and admired — making stainless steel a design element rather than just a structural material. Decorative sheets are available in a wide range of finishes: brushed (No.4), mirror (No.8), hairline, embossed, bead blasted, and

Precision cold rolled stainless steel strip is a narrow, thin-gauge stainless steel product manufactured to significantly tighter thickness and width tolerances than standard cold-rolled sheet. Unlike standard sheet (typically 1000mm or 1219mm wide), precision strip is produced in narrow widths — usually less than 600mm — and thin gauges from 0.05mm up to 3.0mm. The key differentiator is the tolerance : the precision strip holds thickness variations to as low as ±0.005mm,

2B finish stainless steel sheet is the most widely used surface finish in the stainless steel industry worldwide. The "2B" designation refers to a specific mill finish achieved through cold rolling, annealing, pickling, and a final light skin pass on polished rolls.The result is a smooth, semi-reflective, matte surface — often described as a "cloudy mirror" — that offers the perfect balance of aesthetics, hygiene, and cost-effectiveness for general fabrication work.Unlike