Stainless steel coil is a common product that is formed from stainless steel strip or tubing that has been rolled, wrapped or spiraled for use in a number of industrial applications. Stainless steel coil can either be hot rolled or cold rolled, but is typically much thinner when cold rolled. When hollow coils are needed extrusion or other manufacturing methods may also be employed.
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Skorr Steel Company, Inc.Brooklyn, NY 718-386-9577 From the beginning of Skorr Steel, the team has been striving to be a specialist in the metal industry, with the reputation for solid success and strong costumer relations. They aim to have the solutions to all problems and the capabilities to solve them promptly, even providing same day service for customers. For the grade you need for stainless steel coil troubles, call Skorr.
Penn Stainless ProductsQuakertown, PA 800-222-6144 Since they began in 1949, Penn Stainless Products has been striving to be the best. Through continuous improvements and innovations they have been able to grow and expand their facilities and product lines. Offering a wide range of products, including stainless steel coil, they are prepared to help you find all the products you have been in search of.
MetalmenLong Island City, NY 800-767-9494 For over thirty years, Metalmen has been supporting the metal industry through their skilled engineer and research teams. They are ready to provide an exact and creative solution to all your specifications. This fully certified and quality control oriented company has the expertise to find the stainless steel coil you want, and deliver it exactly when you need it.
Falcon Stainless & Alloys CorporationWaldwick, NJ 800-631-0728 The well trained and experienced staff at Falcon Stainless and Alloys is always prepared to go the distance for customers and determine quotes on any metal needs. They also provide an extensive library of technical information available upon request. For high quality and superior service, call Falcon Metals for assistance with your next stainless steel coil order.
Source 21, Inc.Sound Beach, NY 631-821-1101 The team at Source 21 recognizes the importance of the material in a variety of industries. Corrosion and rust resistance are just two of the many advantages to selecting this material. The company will provide you with the quality stainless steel coil products you need, and offer an array of processing capabilities to ensure the product will come out to match all your requirements.
MEGA MEXHumble, TX 281-548-1544 In both reputation and performance, Mega Mex letters of credit are unmatched, assuring customers of smooth and expeditious delivery. They work closely with customers to find the perfect grade and material for the specific application it will be used for. For rust and corrosion free products of superior quality, contact Mega Mex for a quote on your next order of stainless steel coil.
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Metals Unlimited, Inc.Boynton Beach, FL USA: 800-782-7867; Canada: 800-428-4843 Over at Metals Unlimited, the extensive product line and superior quality approvals speak for themselves. Here, the team is centered on getting customers the perfect product the first time. They are aware that in many industries, adhering to all requirements for a precision product is crucial. So this is the mindset they apply to all products, including stainless steel coil.
Yarde Metals, Inc.Southington, CT 800-444-9494 At Yarde Metals the key to success is an innovative management style that is geared toward helping the workers and business be the best it can be. They provide quality products and timely delivery, around the globe ensuring the customers get what they need. For all stainless steel coil orders, be sure to contact Yarde Metals so they can get started assisting you!
Progressive Alloy Steels Unlimited, LLCHartsville, SC Las Vegas, NV - 800-798-5619 Established in 1999, Progressive Alloy Steels Unlimited is quality provider you can trust. They strive to provide customers with quality work and deliver it on time, every time. In most cases, customers' orders are able to be shipped the same day. The company promises reliability and an extensive product line that is sure to have all you need, including stainless steel coil.
Metal AssociatesPompton Plains, NJ 800-838-1978 For Metal Associates, giving all customers superior service is the main objective. They make responding to your needs their first priority. The basis of their marketing philosophy is to establish solid and long lasting relationships with their clients, and going the distance to provide them with the quality part they require, such as stainless steel coil.
Barry A. Dorfman & Co.Los Angeles, CA 310-476-4323 At Barry A. Dorfman & Co., a company owned by women, people make the difference. The staff has an in-depth knowledge of metals and is dedicated to the detail and ingenuity that set them apart from their competition. They offer a complete line of all metal, including stainless steel coil that can be ready for just-in-time delivery, no matter the size of the order.
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The benefits of stainless steel coil versus other metals include high corrosion resistance, high ductility, great strength-to-weight ratio, high temperature resistance, high tensile strength and low yield stress. As a result, stainless steel coils are often used in applications such as building materials, bicycles, consumer appliances, cooling and heating coils, steam and pipe coils, air tight casings, control systems and medical components. Through offering such a diverse range of applications, stainless steel coils function to serve industries such as automotive, chemical, petroleum, electronics, architecture, aerospace, HVAC and construction. Stainless steel coils can be formed from hardened, tempered and pre-hardened stainless steel as well as undergoing many secondary applications such as slitting, leveling, buffing, polishing, toll processing, oscillate winding, edge conditioning, shearing and hydrogen atmosphere annealing. It is important to consider the effects of processing as well as physical dimensions such as inner and outer diameter, length, gauge and more.
Stainless steel coils are most often formed using the cold rolling process. Stainless steel strip is pulled between rollers to be compressed and squeezed. After the strip is compressed it is wound into coil form. Cold rolling gets its name because the process is performed at temperatures lower than the material's re-crystallization temperature. Hot rolling is not often used for stainless steel because most grades cannot be heat treated. For the few grades that can undergo heat treatment, the process is very similar except it is performed at temperatures above the material's re-crystallization temperature. Typical grades that are used to form stainless steel coils include 201, 301, 304, 308, 316, 321, 347, 409,430, 434, 436, 439 and 444. These grades are classified as either austenitic stainless steel, ranging from the 100 series to the 300 series, or ferritic and martensitic stainless steel, which include the 400 series. Austenitic stainless steel coils are non-magnetic and provide excellent mechanical properties. Ferrite stainless steel coils are magnetic and are mainly composed of iron and chromium. Martensitic stainless steel coils are magnetic and are composed of chromium, molybdenum, nickel and carbon.
