3mm Thickness Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet MTC ISO Certification

0.3-3 mm Thickness Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet MTC, ISO Certification Wood pallet Export Package
 
Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet information
 

Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet Surface 
 

  
Our Services
 
1. Sample order is welcomed;
 
2. Customized packing and customer's logo (OEM Service) are accepted;
 
3. Various transport ways :by sea, by air & freight company( DHL, FEDEX, UPS, TNT, EMS...)
 
4. Factory directly sale :We can produce various stainless steel Products according to customer's
requirements.
Cold Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet Details
 

 
(1)Quality is the foundation of enterprise
XFT metal introduces the advanced testing equipments and builds up a professional scientific
research team, strictly control the quality on each steps of production. including inspection on
raw materials entry, product's color analysis during production,T-bend test, impact test, salt-spray
test, tensile test and packaging testing on exported products , which ensures its integrated performance
such as corrosion resistance, coating stickiness etc and the safety of transportation. XFT METAL
products are widely used in automobile, home appliance, home decoration, solar energy, construction
and other fields.
(2)Service is the soul of enterprise
Nowadays, the economic globalization is facilitating international operation, our company go to many
countries and regions to participate in the steel industry exhibition. our Products sell pretty well not
only in domestic market, but also prevails in Europe,such as southeast Asia, Russia, Ukraine, the United
States, Canada, Brazil, Colombia and other countries and regions, which has earned the customers trust
& compliment and successfully transitioned from home to abroad.
 

 
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Is stainless heavier than steel?
The average Density of Stainless Steel is 8000 Kg/m3, which is slightly heavier than Carbon Steel.
 
Differences Between Carbon Steel & Stainless Steel
 
Steel is an overarching term that describes a host of different alloy materials. Carbon steel and stainless steel alloys are some of the most common grades used to manufacture a nearly infinite number of products throughout the world. Stainless steel and carbon steel alloys have many similar features and are both composed of iron and carbon.
The separation factor that differentiates carbon and stainless steel is the specific alloy content of each metal. The differing percentage of alloy materials provides each metal with its unique characteristics. The following table highlights some of the physical differences between carbon and stainless steel.