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Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheets Specification:
Thickness: 0.05mm – 8mm
Length: 2000mm – 6000mm
Width: 1000mm – 2000mm
Material grade: Grade 304; Grade 201; Grade 316l; Grade 430, etc.
Product usage: Decoration; construction, electric appliances
What is a 2B finish on stainless steel sheet?
2b The formation of the surface is processed and rolled on the basis of hot-rolled stainless steel coils. Generally speaking, it is a processing process such as hot rolling → pickling → cold rolling. The surface of cold-rolled stainless steel sheets usually looks brighter than hot-rolled, and the thickness is thinner, usually less than 8mm. 2B is the most economical and widely used stainless steel finish.
About Huaxiao Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet Suppliers
Huaxiao Stainless Steel Co., Ltd. can provide stainless steel sheets of different grades and thicknesses and customized stainless steel sheet services. If you need thin stainless steel sheets or buy other specifications of stainless steel. Huaxiao stainless steel sheet suppliers can help you find and get the best price. The maximum width that our machines can cut is 2000 mm.
Available Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet Grade in Huaxiao Stainless Steel
201, 304/304L, 316/316L, 310, 409, 410, 430, and more!
Available Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet 2B Finish
Cold-rolled stainless steel sheets are usually what we call 2b surface stainless steel sheets. If we talk about other surfaces, we are based on the 2b surface, and the ink can form Hl, no4, and other surfaces.
The surface of BA is formed by bright annealing, and mirror ink can be applied on the basis of BA to form a mirror stainless steel sheet.
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2B Finish Stainless Steel Sheet VS No.1 Stainless Steel Plate
Both cold-rolled stainless steel sheets and hot-rolled stainless steel plates are types of stainless steel sheets, but there are some differences in their manufacturing process, performance, and application.
2B Finish Stainless Steel Sheet VS No.1 Stainless Steel Plate
Manufacturing Process
Cold-rolled stainless steel sheets are made by rolling and stretching processes at low temperatures. This manufacturing process results in higher hardness and strength, better surface smoothness, and higher dimensional accuracy of stainless steel sheets. Hot-rolled stainless steel sheets are made by rolling and stretching at high temperatures. This manufacturing process will make the plasticity of the stainless steel sheets better, but the hardness and strength are relatively low.
Cold Rolled 304L/304 Stainless Steel Coil
Performance
Cold-rolled stainless steel has higher hardness and strength, so it performs better in some applications that require high stability and reliability, such as manufacturing pressure vessels, chemical equipment, food processing equipment, etc. Hot-rolled stainless steel sheets have better plasticity, so they are suitable for some applications that require high plasticity, such as in the manufacture of automotive and mechanical parts.
Surface Quality
The surface smoothness of cold-rolled stainless steel plate is better, the surface quality is more uniform, and it is not easy to crack and oxidize. However, hot-rolled stainless steel sheets have problems such as uneven surface, scale, and burrs, and subsequent surface treatment is required.
2B Finish Stainless Steel Sheet Price
Because the production cost of cold-rolled stainless steel plate is relatively high, its price is usually slightly higher than that of hot-rolled stainless steel plate.
To sum up, cold-rolled stainless steel sheets and hot-rolled stainless steel sheets each have their advantages and disadvantages, and appropriate materials should be selected according to specific application scenarios. If stainless steel sheets with high hardness, high strength, and high precision are required, cold-rolled stainless steel sheets may be more suitable; if high plasticity and lower production costs are required, hot-rolled stainless steel sheets may be a better choice.