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Cada Stainless is a full line supplier and processer of stainless steel coil, sheet, plate, bar, and strip products. We stock over 35 grades of stainless steel, including 300 and 400 series stainless, annealed and in various tempers and high temperature grades, for shipments worldwide.

We offer stainless steel coil in 304 and 316L with #2B finish and in many thicknesses. Contact us today to learn more about our stainless steel coil products.

Custom Made 304 Stainless Steel Coil Food Grade Heating and Cooling Coil Tube for Heat Exchanger, Pool Heat Pump, Water Chiller (16”x16.9”x31.1”)

304/304L stainless sheet coil and sheet is part of the austenitic family of stainless steel. 304 grades contain a lower level of carbon than 302 and 304/304L has a lower carbon level than straight grade 304. Types 304 and 304L have very good drawability and excellent corrosion resistance in chemical, textile, petroleum and food industry exposure.

Stainless steel coils are the most common form of stainless steel materials, and it’s also the most versatile. Stainless steel coils are used in a wide range of industries, including food and beverage processing, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and electronics.

A stainless steel coil is a rolled form of stainless steel that provides strength, rust resistance, and adaptability. It can be easily cut, welded, and formed, making it a popular choice for industrial applications.

NKS stocks stainless steel coil in gauges ranging from .003”-.187” in widths up to 52.000” wide and in all tempers. NKS can also supply finishes in 2D, 2B, Bright Annealed and Polished Finishes.

Jan 10, 2025 · Stainless steel coils come in various grades and series, each engineered for specific applications. The main types include austenitic (300 series), ferritic (400 series), and martensitic stainless steel 1, with properties ranging from …

Stainless steel coils are iron-based alloys containing 11% chromium, as well as other trace elements, that are manufactured by winding or coiling a steel strip or sheet under very high temperatures for various industrial uses.