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Stainless Steel Strip Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Strip with Custom Slitting and MTC 3.1
| MOQ: | 5Ton |
| Price: | Based on grade, size, surface, processing, quantity and current raw material market price. |
| Standard Packaging: | Standard seaworthy export packing with bundles, waterproof wrapping, pallets or wooden cases. |
| Delivery Period: | 7-15 |
| Payment Method: | L/C,D/P,D/A,T/T |
| Supply Capacity: | Stock supply, regular production and custom manufacturing available. |
Shaanxi Shangyou Stainless Steel Co., Ltd. supplies stainless steel strip and slit coil for stamping, forming, spring parts, appliance components and general industrial fabrication. Orders can be specified by grade, thickness, slit width, temper or hardness, surface finish, edge condition, coil ID and inspection document instead of relying on a generic “stainless strip” description.
| Parameter | Specification / Guidance |
|---|---|
| Product Form | Cold rolled stainless steel strip / slit coil / narrow coil |
| Grades | 301, 304, 304L, 316, 316L, 321, 430 and other grades subject to production route |
| Typical Thickness | 0.05-3.00 mm reference range; thinner or special gauges by RFQ |
| Typical Width | 3-600 mm after slitting; final capability depends on thickness, grade and temper |
| Temper | Annealed / soft to cold-worked temper where applicable |
| Surface | 2B, BA, 2D and other mill or processed finishes by grade |
| Edge | Slit edge, deburred or conditioned edge subject to specification |
| Coil Configuration | ID / OD / maximum coil weight agreed with buyer |
| Testing | MTC / EN 10204 3.1 when specified; dimensional, surface and hardness reports; PMI available where technically appropriate. |
| MOQ / Status | Regular production or made-to-order; MOQ depends on grade, width, temper and processing route |
| Parameter | Specification / Guidance |
|---|---|
| Grade / UNS / EN | Multiple grades: S30100, S30400, S31603, S43000 and others |
| Applicable Standards | ASTM A240/A240M; ASTM A666/A666M for applicable austenitic cold-worked strip; ASTM A480/A480M general requirements; EN 10088-2; ISO 9445-1/-2 as applicable to product route. |
| Inspection Documents | MTC / EN 10204 3.1 when specified; dimensional, surface and hardness reports; PMI available where technically appropriate. |
For reliable quotation and production control, specify thickness × width before nominal coil weight. For precision stamped parts, also state thickness tolerance, width tolerance, burr direction or maximum burr, camber/straightness, temper or hardness, surface requirement and coil ID.
Do not select a grade only by “corrosion resistance.” 301 is commonly selected where cold-worked strength and spring behavior are important; 304 is a broad forming and general-purpose grade; 316L is selected for improved resistance in many chloride-containing or chemical environments; 430 is ferritic and is often chosen where magnetic behavior, appliance use or cost-performance are relevant.
Material selection must be tied to the service environment and fabrication route. 316L improves pitting resistance relative to 304 in many chloride exposures but is not immune to seawater or chloride stress-corrosion cracking. 301 gains high strength through cold work, which reduces formability as temper increases. 430 is not a substitute for 316L in aggressive chloride or chemical service.
- Precision stamping and formed components
- Clips, brackets and clamps
- Spring parts and elastic components
- Appliance and automotive components
- Food and industrial equipment parts where the selected grade is suitable
| Parameter | Specification / Guidance |
|---|---|
| Slitting / Cutting | Precision slitting, cut-to-width and rewinding according to grade, gauge and coil configuration. |
| Edge Processing | As-slit, deburred or conditioned edge where the requested dimensions and application allow. |
| Testing | Dimensional inspection, surface inspection, hardness/mechanical checks as specified; PMI or third-party inspection can be arranged where appropriate. |
| Documentation | MTC / EN 10204 3.1 when specified; dimensional, surface and hardness reports; PMI available where technically appropriate. |
| Packing | Moisture-proof paper or film, edge protection, steel strapping and export pallet/wooden case as required. Coil eye orientation and maximum package weight can be agreed before shipment. |
| Price Basis | Price is determined by grade, thickness, width, temper/hardness, surface, tolerance, edge condition, coil configuration, order quantity, inspection and packing requirements, plus current stainless raw-material/alloy costs. |
| Supply Status | Stock, regular production or made-to-order depending on grade, dimensions, temper, finish and inspection requirements. |
Send grade + thickness × width + quantity + temper/hardness + surface + edge + coil ID. We will confirm the suitable material standard, slitting route, inspection plan and packing configuration before quotation.
1. What information is needed for a stainless steel strip RFQ?
Grade, standard, thickness, width, quantity, temper/hardness, surface, edge condition, tolerances, coil ID and required inspection documents.
2. Is stainless steel strip the same as stainless steel coil?
Not always. Strip is generally narrower and may be mill-produced narrow strip or slit from wide coil; the production route affects dimensional standards and edge characteristics.
3. Can you supply custom slit widths?
Yes, custom slitting can be quoted subject to thickness, grade, temper, minimum width and edge requirements.
4. Can tight thickness tolerances be supplied?
Precision tolerances can be discussed, but the achievable value must be confirmed for the exact thickness, width, grade and temper.
5. What surfaces are available?
Common options include 2B, BA and 2D, with additional processed finishes available when technically suitable.
6. Can strip be supplied in hard temper?
For grades and standards that permit cold-worked tempers, hardness or mechanical-property targets can be specified in the purchase order.
7. Do you provide MTC 3.1?
MTC / EN 10204 3.1 can be supplied when specified in the order.
8. Can burr and edge condition be controlled?
Yes. State slit, deburred or conditioned edge and any burr limit or burr direction requirement in the RFQ.
9. How is stainless steel strip packed?
Narrow coils are protected against moisture and edge damage, strapped securely and packed on pallets or in wooden cases as required.
10. How is price calculated?
Price depends on material, dimensions, temper, tolerance, surface, edge processing, coil configuration, quantity, inspection, packaging and current stainless raw-material cost.
