0.1–3.0mm AISI 201 301 304 316 316L Cold Rolled Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Strip Coil for Industrial Applications

Available in thicknesses from 0.1–3.0mm, our AISI 201, 301, 304, 316, and 316L stainless steel strip coils are engineered for vacuum cups, curtain walls, and diverse industrial applications.

Our AISI 201, 301, 304, 316, and 316L stainless steel strip is available in various thicknesses, widths, grades, and surface finishes. Thin gauges such as 0.1mm, 0.2mm, and 0.3mm are available alongside standard thicknesses up to 3mm and custom specifications.

Supplied in cold rolled and hot rolled conditions, common finishes include 2B, BA, No.1, No.3, No.4, HL, and 8K. Additional processing services—cutting, punching, bending, welding, and decoiling—are available to meet specific requirements.

Material options cover 200 series, 300 series, 400 series, and duplex stainless steel, making these strips suitable for household products, architectural components, and industrial equipment. Typical applications include vacuum cup inner liners, curtain wall components, decorative products, appliances, precision parts, and general industrial fabrication.

Stainless steel strip is often chosen for applications requiring corrosion resistance, strength, surface quality, and processing performance in narrow or thin metal products. Inconsistent material properties can lead to:

• Surface scratches or defects
• Thickness inconsistency
• Difficult punching or bending
• Insufficient corrosion resistance
• Welding difficulties
• Increased production waste
• Inconsistent finished-product quality

Selecting the correct alloy and surface finish is critical for achieving desired service life and appearance.

We provide stainless steel strip coils with a broad selection of grades, thicknesses, widths, and surface finishes. Cold rolled strip offers excellent dimensional consistency and smooth surfaces for precision fabrication.

Key advantages include:

• Thickness options from approximately 0.1mm to 10mm
• Standard and customized strip widths
• 2B and BA surfaces for smooth and bright applications
• No.1, No.4, HL, and 8K finishes available
• AISI, ASTM, EN, DIN, JIS, and GB standards
• Cutting, punching, bending, welding, and decoiling services
• Multiple stainless steel alloy series
• Standard export packing or customized packaging
• MOQ of 1 ton
• Fast production and delivery according to specifications

Vacuum Cup Inner Liners: Stainless steel strip is ideal for vacuum cup inner liners and thermal container components. 304 stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and fabrication ease.

Curtain Wall Components: Used for curtain wall accessories, trims, decorative components, and architectural metal products with various surface finishes to meet aesthetic requirements.

Household Appliances: Thin stainless steel strip is widely used in household appliance components, decorative panels, structural parts, and fabricated accessories requiring corrosion resistance and clean appearance.

Precision Fabrication: Grades like 301 and 304 are suitable for punching, stamping, bending, and other precision metalworking processes. Selection depends on required strength, formability, and working conditions.

Food and Kitchen Equipment: Grades such as 304, 304L, 316, and 316L are commonly used for food-processing equipment, kitchen products, and containers. Confirm food-contact compliance with applicable regulations.

Industrial Equipment: For demanding environments, consider grades including 316L, 316Ti, 2205, 2507, and 904L for enhanced corrosion resistance or mechanical performance.

Stainless steel's corrosion resistance stems from its chromium content, which reacts with oxygen to form a protective passive oxide layer on the surface.

During cold rolling, stainless steel passes through rollers to reduce thickness and improve dimensional control. Cold working can increase strength, particularly in grade 301.

For 2B stainless steel strip, cold rolling is followed by annealing and finishing to achieve a smooth, uniform surface.

For BA stainless steel, controlled bright annealing produces a brighter, cleaner surface suitable for appearance-sensitive applications.

Final product performance is determined by: Stainless steel grade + rolling process + heat treatment + surface finish + final processing. Material selection should always align with application and manufacturing requirements.

Choose the Stainless Steel Grade:

• 201: Economical option for general applications
• 301: High-strength austenitic stainless with strong work-hardening characteristics
• 304: General-purpose with good corrosion resistance and formability
• 304L: Low-carbon 304 grade for certain welded applications
• 316 / 316L: Improved resistance to chlorides and corrosion
• 316Ti: Titanium-stabilized for elevated-temperature and corrosion applications
• 310S: High-temperature stainless for demanding thermal environments
• 410: Martensitic stainless offering higher hardness and strength
• 430: Ferritic stainless for appliance and decorative applications
• 2205 / 2507: Duplex stainless steels with high strength and enhanced corrosion resistance
• 904L: High-alloy stainless for highly corrosive environments

Select the Thickness: Thin stainless steel strip such as 0.1mm, 0.2mm, and 0.3mm suits lightweight or precision components. Thicknesses like 1mm, 2mm, and 3mm are better for rigid fabricated parts.

Select the Surface Finish: 2B is common for general industrial applications. BA offers a brighter appearance. For decorative applications, consider No.4, HL, or 8K finishes.

Confirm Width and Tolerance: Verify required strip width and thickness tolerance before production. Custom widths are available based on grade, thickness, and order quantity.

Consider the Processing Method: Select grades based on forming performance and work-hardening behavior for stamped, punched, or bent components. Evaluate appropriate grades and welding procedures for welded components.