Stainless steel sheet, Trough Depth : 28 mm to 30 mm

Stainless Steel Sheets are highly preferred in a wide range of industries for their high corrosion resistance. From being used in the manufacturing of cookware to high profile industrial equipment, stainless sheets have emerged as one of the highly sought after industrial raw materials. Stainless steel sheets also tend to exhibit greater resistance at higher temperatures. They are used in applications that call for greater degrees of temperature tolerance. These sheets are formed by using the hot rolling process to produce flat thin pieces that can be easily formed into any shape.

Stainless Steel Sheets are manufactured from stainless steel flats as the raw material. These are passed through the hot rolling units and hot rolled at a certain high temperature, which is called the recrystallisation temperature (for steel it is 1000?F). Once hot rolling is done, the resultant product is taken for annealing in the cold rolled annealing furnace. The process of annealing makes the metal more ductile and malleable. Next, the hot rolled, annealed steel product is now pickled using an acid-based solution to get rid of any surface oxide or furnace scale.