Sheet, Plate & Coil

Steel Craft Alloys is a trusted name in the manufacturing, supplying, stocking, and exporting of high-grade Stainless Steel products.Sheet, Plate, and Coil are all common metal forms used in construction, manufacturing, and industry. Sheets are metal pieces that are relatively thin, not more than 6mm thick, and are applied in vehicle panels, roofing, and appliances. Plates are thicker than sheets but are applied wherever there is a need for durability and strength, e.g., in ship construction, machinery, and parts of a structure. Coils are metal pieces in form of a coil, a long strip of metal that has been rolled, also making transportation easier as well as further metal processing.

They are most commonly used for structural build applications and are also used in the shipping industry

Mild Steel plates are broad and generic forms of steel that come in the form of a plate. They are also used to construct warehouses, buildings, bridges, railway stations, etc.

SHEETS

Stainless steel sheet refers to a flat-rolled metal product that boasts superior corrosion resistance, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Stainless steel consists largely of iron, chromium (at least 10.5%), along with other elements like nickel and molybdenum, which make it stronger and more corrosion resistant than steel. They are simple to fabricate, cut, and weld, making stainless steel sheets a popular choice across various applications, from appliances in kitchen to architectural elements, equipment in industries, to boats and bridges, among others.

PLATES

Stainless steel plates are substantial metal panels, generally 6 mm thick and above. They are selected where durability, rather than weight-saving, is more important. In industries such as the manufacture of cars, stainless steel plates are critical where longlasting resistance to crashes as well as crash testing are imperative. They are strong enough to maintain structure, hence being a favored metal where longevity and protection are a consideration.

COILS

Stainless steel coils are rolled-up stainless steel products that have been rolled through hot or cold milling to attain precise thicknesses and surface finishes. Stainless steel coils are highly demanded across multiple industries because of their superior resistance to corrosion, high tensile strength, and durability. They are available in a range of grades, including 304, 316, and 430, each having different properties tailored to a specific end-use, such as construction, vehicles, cookware, and equipment used in medicine. Stainless steel coils are further rolled into sheets, strips, or tailor-made shapes based on end-use requirements.