Custom Stainless Steel Unequal Angle with Cutting and Polishing
Custom Stainless Steel Unequal Angle with Cutting and Polishing
Shangyou Stainless Steel supplies custom stainless steel unequal angle for projects where standard rolled dimensions do not meet assembly, load, mounting or space requirements.
Custom profiles can be manufactured by cold forming, press-brake forming, plate forming, welding or laser-fused fabrication depending on grade, thickness, quantity, radius and tolerance.
The buyer should provide a dimensioned drawing rather than only a written size. Important details include leg width, thickness, internal radius, corner angle, straightness, length, hole locations and visible surface direction.
| Item | Options |
|---|---|
| Grades | 304, 304L, 316, 316L, 321, 310S, 2205 and others |
| Profile | Unequal L-section |
| Manufacturing | Formed from sheet or plate; fabricated section |
| Dimensions | According to approved drawing |
| Surface | Mill, pickled, ground, brushed or polished |
| Cutting | Straight, mitre, stepped or drawing-based |
| Machining | Holes, slots, countersinks and edge preparation |
| Inspection | First article, dimensions, PMI and visual finish |
| Packing | Bundles, racks or wooden cases |
The inside radius is a key production parameter. Very small radii can increase forming force and cracking risk, particularly with thick material or duplex grades.
The relationship between leg width, thickness and radius also affects springback and dimensional control. Final tolerances should therefore be confirmed after the manufacturing route is selected.
For polished profiles, the order should identify which faces are visible and the required grain direction.
- Buyer submits drawing and quantity.
- Shangyou reviews material and manufacturing route.
- Tolerances and finish are confirmed.
- A first article or sample can be approved.
- Batch production, inspection and packing are completed.
Prototype quantities may be possible, although setup costs can be relatively high.
PDF, DWG, DXF and other common engineering formats can be reviewed.
A fabricated profile may be possible, but it is not a standard formed angle.
The achievable geometry depends on the production method and thickness.
Yes, if the forming process and hole positions permit it.
Yes, with appropriate forming allowances and process control.
Either route may be used depending on geometry and finish requirements.
Yes.
Material, tooling, forming, machining, finishing, inspection and packing are considered.
Special material, tooling, tight tolerances and complex polishing typically affect lead time.
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