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High-Quality 316L Stainless Steel Coil | Industrial Mirror Finish
High-Quality 316L Stainless Steel Coil | Industrial Mirror Finish
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High-Quality 316L Stainless Steel Coil | Industrial Mirror Finish
Product Overview
Our high-quality 316L Stainless Steel Coil is engineered for demanding industrial applications requiring exceptional corrosion resistance, durability, and aesthetic precision. With a mirror finish achieved through advanced cold-rolling and electropolishing processes, this coil is ideal for stainless steel cooling coil systems, marine equipment, chemical processing, and architectural projects. As a leading china stainless steel coil supplier, we ensure compliance with global standards while offering competitive pricing and customization.
Technical Specifications
Property | Details |
---|---|
Thickness | 0.25–12mm (Cold Rolled: 0.25–3mm; Hot Rolled: 3–12mm) |
Width | 1000–2000mm (Customizable Slit Edges Available) |
Surface Finish | 2B, BA (Bright Annealed), Mirror, HL (Hairline), No.4 (Matte) |
Hardness (Rockwell B) | ≤95 HRB |
Tensile Strength | ≥485 MPa |
Yield Strength | ≥170 MPa |
Elongation (δ5) | ≥40% |
Density | 7.98 g/cm³ |
Melting Point | 1375–1400°C |
Certifications | ASTM A240, EN 10088-2, ISO 9444, SGS, BV |
Key Performance Attributes
Tensile & Bending Strength
The 316L stainless steel coil delivers a tensile strength of ≥485 MPa and yield strength of ≥170 MPa, making it suitable for high-stress environments like stainless steel cooling coil heat exchangers and offshore platforms. Its austenitic structure ensures excellent ductility (≥40% elongation), enabling complex forming without cracking.
Weight Calculation
To calculate coil weight:
Weight (kg) = Thickness (mm) × Width (m) × Length (m) × Density (7.98 g/cm³)
Example: A 1.5mm × 1219mm × 50m coil weighs:
1.5 × 1.219 × 50 × 7.98 ≈ 731 kg
Why Does Stainless Steel Rust?
While 316L is highly corrosion-resistant, rust can occur under extreme conditions:
- Chloride Exposure: Prolonged contact with seawater or de-icing salts degrades the chromium oxide layer.
- Mechanical Damage: Scratches during fabrication or handling expose raw metal to oxidation.
- Galvanic Corrosion: Contact with dissimilar metals (e.g., carbon steel) in electrolyte-rich environments.
- High-Temperature Oxidation: Exposure above 870°C accelerates scaling.
Regular maintenance and selecting coil stainless steel with proper molybdenum content (2-3%) mitigate these risks.
Identification & Traceability
Each coil is laser-marked with:
- Grade: 316L/1.4404
- Batch Code: Linked to MTC (Mill Test Certificate) for full traceability.
- Surface Finish: e.g., 2B (Cold Rolled Matte), Mirror.
Applications
- Heat Exchangers: Stainless steel cooling coil systems for industrial and marine use.
- Chemical Processing: Tanks, valves, and piping resistant to acidic and chloride-rich environments.
- Architectural Cladding: Mirror-finished façades and interior design elements.
- Medical Equipment: Hypoallergenic surfaces compliant with ISO 13485 standards.
Manufacturing Excellence
Surface Finishing Process
Our mirror finish is achieved through:
- Cold Rolling: Precision reduction for uniform thickness (±0.01mm tolerance).
- Bright Annealing (BA): Heat treatment in hydrogen-nitrogen atmospheres to eliminate oxidation.
- Electropolishing: Micro-imperfection removal for a reflective, corrosion-resistant surface.
Quality Assurance
- Material Sourcing: Sourced from TISCO/BAOSTEEL with ISO 9001 certification.
- Testing: Salt spray tests (1,000+ hours) and spectrometer analysis for alloy integrity.
Why Choose Our Stainless Steel Coils?
- Global Compliance: Dual ASTM/EN certifications for seamless cross-border projects.
- Customization: Slit-to-width (±0.1mm tolerance) and rewinding services for niche applications.
- Rapid Delivery: 7–15 days lead time with PVC-coated packaging to prevent scratches.
- Sustainability: 100% recyclable material with SGS-certified eco-friendly processes.
- Technical Support: 24/7 engineering guidance on fabrication and corrosion prevention.
