316 Stainless Steel Plate

Size

Our Cold Rolled product is available in a range of thicknesses from 0.3mm to 8.0mm and widths of 1000mm to 2000mm. Whether you need a smooth finish or a precise measurement, our Cold Rolled product delivers the superior quality you are looking for. So, if you need a reliable and versatile solution, look no further than our Cold Rolled product.

The dimensions for hot rolled steel are as follows: the thickness ranges from 3.0mm to 16.0mm, while the width varies from 1000mm to 2500mm.

Techniques

Cold Rolled, Hot Rolled

Surface

We offer a variety of finishes for our products including 2B, BA, 8K, 6K, Mirror Finished, No.1, No.2, No.3, No.4, and Hair Line with PVC. These finishes ensure that our products are of the highest quality and meet the requirements of our customers. Our 2B and BA finishes provide a uniform surface with a smooth appearance, while our Mirror and 8K finishes offer an exceptionally bright reflective surface. Our No.1, No.2, No.3, and No.4 finishes provide varying levels of surface roughness, while our Hair Line finish offers a brushed metal appearance. All of our products come with PVC coating to protect them during transportation and storage.

Cold Rolled 316 Stainless Plate in Stock

316 2B Stainless Steel Plate

316 BA Stainless Steel Plate

Hot Rolled 316 Stainless Steel Plate in Stock

316L No.1 Stainless Steel Coil

Common Sizes of 316 Stainless Steel Sheet

6000mm x 2000mm, 3000mm x 1500mm, 2438mm x 1219mm, 2440mm x 1220mm, 2400mm x 1200mm, 3048mm x 1524mm, 2000mm x 1000mm, 1500mm x 6000mm.
Rearranging the given measurements, we can obtain a new set of dimensions. These dimensions range from large to small, covering various lengths and widths. By shuffling the order, we present an alternative perspective on the sizes available.

Looking for a protective film to safeguard your 316 stainless steel plate? Look no further than our range of films, which come in thicknesses ranging from 25μm to 200μm. Our films provide an excellent barrier against damage from scratches, scuffs, and other types of wear and tear that can mar the surface of your stainless steel plate. With our protective films, you can ensure that your stainless steel plate remains in pristine condition for as long as possible, no matter how rough the environment it is in may be. So why wait? Invest in our protective films today and give your stainless steel plate the protection it deserves!

We offer a variety of PVC films in white and black colors. Additionally, we provide PE films in blue and transparent options. We can also accommodate other colors or materials based on your preferences. Feel free to explore our wide range of choices.

Standard

There are various standards that are used for governing the production of stainless steel. Some of the most prominent ones include ASTM A240, JIS G4304, G4305, GB/T 4237, GB/T 8165, BS 1449, DIN17460, DIN 17441, and EN10088-2. These standards play a vital role in ensuring that the stainless steel produced is of high quality and meets the required specifications. They provide guidelines for various aspects of production, including composition, tolerances, surface finish, and mechanical properties. Therefore, it is important for manufacturers to adhere to these standards to ensure that their stainless steel products are of high quality and meet the required industry standards.

The typical thickness of a cold-rolled 316 stainless steel plate is commonly found. It is essential to obtain accurate information about the thickness of the steel plate before making any decisions. Understanding this aspect can greatly assist in various applications and ensure the correct use of the material.

0.3mm

0.4mm

0.5mm

0.6mm

0.7mm

0.8mm

0.9mm

1.0mm

1.2mm

1.5mm

1.8mm

2.0mm

2.5mm

2.8mm

3.0mm

4.0mm

5.0mm

6.0mm

The typical thickness of a hot rolled 316L stainless steel plate is commonly encountered. Let's delve into the details concerning this material.

3.0mm

4.0mm

5.0mm

6.0mm

8.0mm

10.0mm

12.0mm

14.0mm

16.0mm

Chemical Composition

Element

AISI 304 / EN 1.4301

Carbon

≤0.030

Manganese

≤2.00

Sulfur

≤0.030

Phosphorus

≤0.045

Silicon

≤0.75

Chromium

16.0~18.0

Nickel

10.0~14.0

Molybdenum

2.00~3.00

Nitrogen

≤0.10

Mechanical Properties

Yield Strength 0.2% offset (MPa)

Tension Strength (MPa)

% Elongation (2” or 50mm)

Hardness(HRB)

≥170

≥485

≥40

≤95

Processing Service

Stainless Steel Plate Surface Grinding

Polished Surface;

Brushed Surface;

Mirror Finish;

Coated with PVC/PE film

Stainless Steel Plate Slitting & Cutting

Cutting to the specified weight;

Cutting to the specified width

Stainless Steel Perforated Processing

Holes Diameter: 0.4mm ~ 120mm;

Center to Center Distance: ≥1.4mm;

Width of Coil/Sheet: ≤2000mm;

Thickness: 0.3mm ~ 16mm;

Holes Shape: Round, Square, Rectangular, Triangular, Rhombus(Diamond), Oval, Hexagon, etc.

Cold Forming of 316 Stainless Steel

AISI316L / EN 1.4404 stainless steel can be readily formed and processed using a full range of cold forming operations. It can be used in heading, drawing, bending. Any cold forming operations will increase the strength and hardness of the material.

Hardening of 316 Stainless Steel

AISI316 / EN 1.4404 stainless steel can be hardened by heat treatment. However, it can be hardened by cold forming.

Hot Forming of 316 Stainless Steel

Hot forming can be carried out in the 850℃ ~ 1150℃ range. For maximum corrosion resistance, forgings should be annealed at 1070℃ and rapidly cooled in the air or water after hot forming operatins.

Annealing of 316 Stainless Steel

Quench annealing should be performed at 1030℃ to 1110℃ and followed by rapid cooling in water or air. In applications where high residual stresses cannot be accepted, stress relief treatment may be necessary.

Machining of 316 Stainless Steel

AISI316L / EN 1.4404 stainless steel is more difficult to machine than ordinary carbon steels but are still comparatively easier than more highly alloyed stainless grades. 316L stainless steel requires higher cutting forces than carbon steels, and it shows resistance to chip breaking, and a high tendency to built-up edge formation.

Welding of 316 Stainless Steel

AISI316 / EN 1.4404 stainless steel has excellent weldability and it is suitable for the full range of conventional welding methods, such as MMA, MIG, MAG, TIG, SAW, LBW, or RSW, except gas welding. In order to fully restore the corrosion resistance of weld seam, the weld discoloration should be removed by pickling and passivation.