Stainless steel
Cold Rolled Stainless Coil
2B and BA cold rolled coil in 304 / 316L / 430 / 201 — 0.3–3 mm, width up to 1500 mm.
0.3–3 mmThickness
≤ 1500 mmWidth
Available specification
| Grades | Thickness | Width / diameter | Standard |
|---|---|---|---|
| 304 · 316L · 430 · 201 | 0.3–3 mm | ≤ 1500 mm | ASTM A240 / EN 10088-2 |
Ranges shown are standard availability; non-standard sizes can be made to order. Thickness is nominal — tolerance judged to ASTM A480 / EN 10088-2.
Typical applications
- Appliances and kitchen equipment
- Elevator and interior trim
- Stamping and deep drawing
Delivery and inspection
- 2B: Ra 0.2–0.5 μm; BA: Ra 0.05–0.2 μm
- Skin-passed for flatness, suitable for direct film application
- Surface class judged to ASTM A480 — colour and scratch disputes have a basis
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Typical applications
Below is where this material actually ends up — the specific parts, not just the industry. Compare it with your own service conditions, or send us the environment and we will advise.
- Kitchen equipment — sinks, hob panels, range hood shells, commercial fridge liners
- Home appliances — washing machine drums and panels, microwave cavities, steriliser racks
- Architecture — elevator door frames and car panels, façade trims, balustrades, handles
- Food and pharma — filling line tables, tank liners, cleanroom wall panels
- Consumer goods — vacuum flasks, cookware, cutlery, bathroom fittings
Selection FAQ
- Should a kitchen sink be 304 or 316 stainless?
- 304 is enough for domestic use. For coastal areas, or where salt and detergent sit on the surface, 316L lowers the pitting risk.
- What is the difference between 2B and BA finish?
- 2B is cold rolled, annealed, pickled and skin-passed — a matte silver-grey. BA is bright annealed: more reflective, closer to mirror, slightly higher cost.
- Does stainless steel rust?
- "Stainless" is relative to carbon steel. Chlorides (salt, bleach) and scratched surfaces are the main triggers; in coastal or chemical environments upgrade 304 to 316L.
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