SUS430 Stainless Steel Strips 0.1mm 0.2mm 0.3mm With 2D Surface
Slit Cutting Strips
Specification Of Stainless Steel Strip
| Product Name | 430 Stainless Steel Strips |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Standard | ASTM JIS GB EN |
| Other Grade | 201 202 301 304 304L 309S 310S 316L 317L 410 420 430 436L 441 2205
2507 904L C276 |
| Thickness | 0.05mm-3.0mm |
| Width | 30mm-600mm |
| Finish | No.1, No.2, Bright Annealed, TR, Polished, etc. |
| Edge | Mill edge, Slit edge, Square edge, Round edge, etc. |
| Coating | PE coating, Paper coating |
| Coil ID | 508mm/610mm |
| Payment Terms | T/T, L/C |
| Delivery Time | As per quantity required |
AISI430 / SUS430 (1.4016)
430 stainless steel strip offers excellent corrosion resistance,
impressive ductility and strength, and a precise surface finish.
With its high strength and ductility, the stainless steel strip can
withstand high pressure and heavy loads, enhancing the reliability
and durability of your products. You can also expect precise size
as our stainless steel strip undergoes precise cutting and
processing, ensuring accurate sizes and a smooth surface finish
that perfectly complements your products.
430 stainless steel strip is an excellent stainless steel material
known for its exceptional corrosion resistance, especially in
high-temperature environments. It also possesses good mechanical
and processing properties, allowing for easy fabrication processes
such as bending, cutting, welding, and forming. Moreover, compared
to other stainless steel materials, 430 stainless steel offers a
relatively lower cost while providing various thicknesses, surface
finishes, and width options to meet diverse customer requirements.
Steel grade: AISI/SUS 430 (1.4016). Thickness: 0.3mm ~ 3.0mm,
Surface: 2B, BA, NO4, HL, NO8, Width: 10mm ~ 1524mm.
Our detailed services for 430 stainless steel strip include
customization of steel strip weight, thickness, and width according
to customer specifications, as well as edge trimming services. HL
and NO.4 surface finishes are achieved through wet sanding,
resulting in a clean, smooth, and uniform surface. We also offer
double-sided sanding for HL and NO.4 finishes. Additional services
include providing PE blue film, PVC black and white film, CO2 laser
film, fiber laser film, and material inkjet printing services.
HE-TIEN is well-known in the stainless steel industry for its
competitive cost advantage. We directly source from steel mills and
handle the processing internally, improving manufacturing
efficiency and precision while offering customers more competitive
prices. We understand the importance of cost control in today's
highly competitive market environment.
Product Specification
- ASTM A240/A240M/A480/A480M
- JIS G4305/G4304
- EN 10028-1/10088-2
Stainless Steel 430 Features And Applications
Stainless steel strip 430 is an austenitic stainless steel
primarily alloyed with chromium. It possesses several
characteristics that make it suitable for various applications:
Excellent Corrosion Resistance: Stainless steel 430 exhibits good
corrosion resistance in general atmospheric and mild corrosive
environments.
Good Machinability: It is easy to process and has high strength,
making it convenient for various machining operations.
Good Heat Resistance: Stainless steel 430 has a low thermal
expansion coefficient and good thermal conductivity, providing
stability and reliability in high-temperature applications.
Stainless steel strip 430 finds widespread use in various
applications, including kitchenware, automotive industry,
construction, and chemical equipment. In the kitchenware industry,
it is commonly used for manufacturing dishwashers, ovens, and
refrigerators due to its corrosion resistance and affordability. In
the automotive industry, it is used for exhaust systems, mufflers,
and trims. In construction, it is utilized for cladding materials,
roofs, and decorative features. In the chemical processing
industry, it is employed for tanks, pipelines, and containers due
to its resistance to certain chemicals.
Stainless Steel 200 / 300 / 400 Series Characteristics
Stainless steel strip is typically composed of iron, carbon,
chromium, nickel, cobalt, and other alloying elements. Stainless
steel can be divided into three series: 200 series, 300 series, and
400 series, which differ in the type and proportion of alloying
elements.
200 Series: Primarily containing nickel and manganese but no
chromium, they have poorer corrosion resistance but good ductility
and formability, making them easy to process and shape. Products
made from 200 series stainless steel include kitchen utensils,
furniture, pipes, and building structures.
300 Series: Primarily containing chromium and nickel but no
molybdenum, they have excellent corrosion resistance and
high-temperature performance, making them particularly suitable for
use in industries such as chemical, petroleum, and food processing.
The most common of these is 304 stainless steel, which has a wide
range of applications including kitchen utensils, food processing
equipment, medical devices, building exterior decoration, and more.
400 Series: Primarily containing chromium and molybdenum but no
nickel, they have poorer corrosion resistance but good heat and
wear resistance, making them particularly suitable for use in
industries such as mechanical and automotive manufacturing. The
most common of these is 430 stainless steel, which is used to make
components such as cutting tools, screws, bearings, and automotive
parts, as well as building and decorative materials.
Order Information
- Minimum Order Quantity for Stainless Steel Strip: Depends on the
width of the stainless steel strip
- Payment Method: Letter of Credit (L/C) or Telegraphic Transfer
(T/T)
Stainless Steel Surface Finish
NO.1 Surface: Hot-rolled, annealed, and pickled surface with a
rough texture, suitable for industrial applications that require
heat and corrosion resistance.
2B Surface: Cold-rolled, annealed, and pickled surface with a matte
finish, processed to make the surface smooth, and easily polished
for a brighter appearance.
BA Surface (Bright Annealed): Cold-rolled, annealed, and bright
annealed surface with excellent glossiness and high reflectivity.
NO.4 Surface: Also known as a brushed finish, this surface is
achieved by using a 150-180 grit abrasive, resulting in a
continuous and unidirectional pattern of fine lines.
HL Surface (Hair Line): Hairline finish, achieved by using an
appropriate grit size of abrasive to create continuous linear
patterns that resemble hairlines.
NO.8 Surface (Mirror): Mirror-like finish achieved by cold-rolling
and then polishing to a high shine.
Checkered Plate: Stainless steel plate with a balanced
three-dimensional pattern used for anti-slip purposes.
