Brushed Stainless Steel – Product Overview

Product Name: Brushed Stainless Steel

Product Forms: Sheet / Coil / Strip / Cut-to-Size Panel / Selected Plate Products

Material Grades: AISI 201 / 304 / 304L / 316 / 316L / 430

Surface Finishes: No.4 / Hairline / Satin / Fine Brushed / Customized Directional Grain

Optional Colors: Silver / Black / Gold / Champagne / Bronze / Rose Gold

Material Standards: ASTM A240/A240M / EN 10088-2 / JIS G4305, as applicable

Surface Standards: ASTM A480/A480M / EN 10088-2

Common Thickness Range: 0.3–3.0 mm, subject to material grade and finish availability

Typical Sheet Sizes: 1000 × 2000 / 1219 × 2438 / 1219 × 3048 / 1500 × 3000 mm

Surface Protection: PE Film / PVC Film / Laser-Compatible Protective Film

Processing Options: Shearing / Laser Cutting / Bending / Punching / V-Grooving / Customized Panels

Inspection: Material Verification / Dimensional Inspection / Surface Inspection / Roughness Testing When Specified

Quality Documents: MTC / EN 10204 3.1 Where Applicable / Inspection Reports

Applications: Architectural Cladding / Elevators / Commercial Kitchens / Appliances / Furniture / Metal Fabrication

Supply Service: International B2B Supply / Project Procurement / OEM Processing / Export Packaging

Dimensions and product availability should be confirmed against the selected material grade, surface finish and order quantity.

What Is Brushed Stainless Steel?

Brushed stainless steel is stainless steel that has undergone mechanical surface finishing to create a controlled, directional texture.

The surface is generally produced using abrasive belts, polishing equipment or specialized brushing processes. These treatments create fine, parallel lines that give the metal a satin-like or textured appearance with lower reflectivity than highly polished stainless steel.

Unlike a mirror-polished surface, brushed stainless steel displays a visible grain pattern. The pattern may vary in fineness, continuity, direction and reflectivity depending on the finishing process.

Brushed stainless steel is not a separate stainless steel grade. It is a surface condition applied to suitable stainless steel materials.

The underlying alloy determines important properties such as corrosion resistance, mechanical strength, weldability and forming characteristics. Surface finishing determines the visual texture and can also influence cleanability and corrosion performance.

For architectural and fabrication projects, brushed stainless steel offers a practical combination of decorative appearance, manageable surface maintenance and fabrication flexibility.

However, the brushing process does not automatically improve corrosion resistance, hardness or scratch resistance. These characteristics must be evaluated according to the alloy grade, finishing quality and operating environment.

Types of Brushed Stainless Steel Products

Dongmeng Group supplies brushed stainless steel in different material forms and decorative finishes to meet industrial and architectural procurement requirements.

1. No.4 Brushed Stainless Steel Sheet

No.4 brushed stainless steel sheet is one of the most commonly specified mechanically polished finishes for commercial and decorative fabrication.

Its surface features a controlled linear texture and moderate reflectivity, providing a professional satin appearance without the high gloss of mirror-polished stainless steel.

Typical applications include:

Commercial kitchen equipment

Stainless steel worktops

Elevator interiors

Appliance panels

Restaurant equipment

Architectural wall panels

Common grades include 304, 304L, 316L and 430.

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2. Hairline Stainless Steel Sheet

Hairline stainless steel features a fine, continuous directional grain that produces a refined decorative appearance.

Compared with many conventional No.4 finishes, hairline surfaces are typically specified for longer, more continuous polishing lines and tighter visual consistency.

Hairline stainless steel is particularly suitable for projects involving large visible surfaces.

Typical applications include elevator doors, hotel interiors, architectural wall cladding, decorative partitions, cabinets and furniture.

Hairline is primarily a commercial finish description rather than a universally interchangeable ASTM surface designation. Appearance-sensitive purchases should reference an approved physical sample.

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3. Satin Stainless Steel Sheet

Satin stainless steel refers to a low-reflectivity decorative surface with a smooth, subdued metallic appearance.

The term is used commercially for different finishing processes. Some satin products resemble fine No.4 finishes, while others are produced to more controlled specifications such as EN 10088-2 2K.

A specified 2K finish is particularly relevant where a fine, clean-cut surface and controlled roughness are important.

Typical applications include architectural panels, handrail components, equipment housings and selected exterior architectural applications.

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4. Colored Brushed Stainless Steel Sheet

Colored brushed stainless steel combines a mechanically textured stainless steel substrate with an additional decorative surface treatment.

Depending on the product specification, finishes may include:

Black brushed stainless steel

Gold brushed stainless steel

Champagne brushed stainless steel

Bronze brushed stainless steel

Rose gold brushed stainless steel

Customized decorative colors

PVD-based decorative coatings may be available for selected products. Coating composition, color uniformity, adhesion, wear performance and environmental suitability must be evaluated separately from the base stainless steel grade.

Colored brushed stainless steel is commonly selected for hotel interiors, elevator panels, commercial decoration, furniture and architectural features.

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5. Brushed Stainless Steel Panels

Brushed stainless steel panels are cut or fabricated from sheet materials for installation in architectural and industrial assemblies.

Panels may be supplied with specified dimensions, edge conditions, cutouts, mounting holes and grain orientation.

Common applications include:

Elevator cabin panels

Wall cladding systems

Decorative column covers

Cabinet doors

Interior partitions

Equipment covers

Customized architectural components

For projects requiring multiple adjacent panels, surface shade and grain direction should be controlled against an approved sample.

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6. Brushed Stainless Steel Coil & Strip

Brushed stainless steel coil and strip products are used in continuous fabrication processes, including roll forming, appliance manufacturing, decorative trim production and industrial component fabrication.

Coils may be supplied with specified widths, thicknesses, edge conditions and surface protection.

Slit strips can be evaluated for manufacturers requiring narrower feedstock.

Coil availability depends on the alloy, thickness, polishing method, width and production requirements.

Buyers should specify the preferred coil inner diameter, coil weight range, winding orientation and acceptable surface protection system.

7. Custom Cut-to-Size Brushed Stainless Steel

For OEM production and construction projects, brushed stainless steel can be supplied as customized blanks or fabricated panels.

Processing options may include precision cutting, punching, V-grooving, bending, deburring and protective film application.

The surface finish should be protected throughout fabrication to minimize visible handling damage.

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Brushed Stainless Steel Specifications

The following table provides representative procurement specifications for brushed stainless steel products.

Parameter	Typical Specification
Product	Brushed Stainless Steel Sheet, Coil, Strip & Panel
Material Grades	201, 304, 304L, 316, 316L, 430
Stainless Steel Families	Austenitic / Ferritic
Surface Finishes	No.4, Hairline, Satin, Fine Brushed
Base Surface	Commonly cold-rolled 2B or other suitable substrate
Sheet Thickness	Commonly 0.3–3.0 mm
Common Thicknesses	0.4 / 0.5 / 0.6 / 0.8 / 1.0 / 1.2 / 1.5 / 2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0 mm
Common Widths	1000 / 1219 / 1500 mm
Standard Sheet Size	1000 × 2000 mm
Imperial Sheet Size	1219 × 2438 mm / Approximately 48 × 96 in
Long Sheet Size	1219 × 3048 mm / Approximately 48 × 120 in
Large Sheet Size	1500 × 3000 mm
Coil Width	According to material and finishing capability
Strip Width	Custom slitting subject to feasibility
Surface Direction	Longitudinal / Transverse
Polished Sides	One Side / Two Sides on Request
Surface Protection	PE / PVC / Suitable Processing Film
Edge Conditions	Mill Edge / Slit Edge / Deburred Edge
Dimensional Tolerances	According to applicable material standard and purchase agreement
Documentation	MTC / Inspection Report / Certificate of Conformity
OEM Processing	Cutting / Bending / Punching / Customized Fabrication

 Important: These dimensions represent common purchasing configurations, not a guarantee that every grade, thickness and finish combination is available. Confirm the final quotation and production specification before ordering.

Brushed Stainless Steel Surface Finish Comparison

Understanding the differences between stainless steel surface finishes is essential for selecting materials for architectural, decorative and industrial applications.

Surface Finish	Appearance	Main Characteristics	Typical Applications
2B	Smooth, low-reflectivity mill finish	Cold-rolled standard finish without decorative brushing	Industrial fabrication, equipment
BA / 2R	Bright, reflective	Bright-annealed surface	Appliances, decorative components
No.4	Directional satin texture	General-purpose mechanically polished finish	Kitchens, panels, elevators
Hairline	Fine, continuous directional lines	Decorative linear grain, sample-dependent	Architectural interiors, elevators
Satin / 2K	Fine, subdued appearance	Controlled satin finish; 2K has a defined roughness requirement	Architecture, equipment, selected exterior uses
No.8 / Mirror	Highly reflective	Mechanically polished mirror appearance	Decorative architecture, luxury interiors

No.4 vs Hairline vs Satin Stainless Steel

Although these terms are sometimes used interchangeably in commercial quotations, they do not necessarily describe identical surfaces.

No.4 Brushed Finish

A general-purpose directional polished finish, commonly associated with ASTM A480 terminology.

Hairline Finish

A commercial decorative finish normally characterized by fine, extended polishing lines. Exact texture depends on the manufacturer and approved sample.

Satin Finish

A broader appearance description that may include fine-polished surfaces. For a technically controlled satin specification, EN 10088-2 2K can be considered where appropriate.

For appearance-critical projects, buyers should specify the surface finish designation, acceptable roughness where relevant, grain direction and reference sample rather than relying on a commercial finish name alone.

Stainless Steel Grades for Brushed Finishes

The selection of stainless steel grade has a direct influence on corrosion resistance, fabrication performance and long-term service suitability.

Grade	UNS / EN Reference	Main Characteristics	Typical Applications
201	UNS S20100	Austenitic stainless steel for selected mild environments	Indoor decorative panels
304	UNS S30400 / EN 1.4301	General-purpose corrosion resistance and good formability	Kitchens, elevators, appliances
304L	UNS S30403 / EN 1.4307	Lower-carbon alternative to 304	Welded panels and fabricated assemblies
316	UNS S31600 / EN 1.4401	Molybdenum-bearing stainless steel	More demanding environments
316L	UNS S31603 / EN 1.4404	Lower-carbon molybdenum-bearing grade	Coastal architecture and welded components
430	UNS S43000 / EN 1.4016	Ferritic, magnetic stainless steel	Indoor trim and appliance applications

201 Brushed Stainless Steel

Grade 201 is commonly used for decorative products in relatively mild indoor environments.

It can be considered for selected commercial interiors, decorative trim and other applications where corrosion exposure is limited.

Material specification and grade verification are particularly important because commercial 200-series stainless steel products can differ in composition.

304 Brushed Stainless Steel

Grade 304 is widely selected for general architectural and industrial fabrication.

It offers a useful balance of corrosion resistance, formability, weldability and cost.

Typical applications include elevator interiors, commercial kitchens, equipment covers and decorative panels.

304L Brushed Stainless Steel

Grade 304L is often preferred where substantial welding is involved or where the lower carbon content is beneficial for fabrication.

Final material selection should consider the operating environment, fabrication method and governing specifications.

316L Brushed Stainless Steel

Grade 316L contains molybdenum and generally offers better resistance to chloride-induced pitting than 304 under comparable conditions.

It is commonly evaluated for coastal buildings, exterior architectural elements and projects exposed to more demanding atmospheric conditions.

However, 316L is not immune to chloride corrosion. Surface quality, drainage, maintenance and environmental severity remain important.

430 Brushed Stainless Steel

Grade 430 is a ferritic stainless steel commonly used in interior decorative applications and appliances.

It is magnetic and generally less suitable than 304 or 316L for more aggressive corrosion environments.

How to Select the Right Grade

For general indoor architectural projects, 304 is often a practical starting point.

For welded fabrication, 304L or 316L may be preferred.

For more demanding chloride-containing conditions, 316L and an appropriately specified fine finish may be considered.

For economical interior trim in mild environments, 201 or 430 may be evaluated after reviewing the application requirements.

International Standards & Product Delivery Requirements

Brushed stainless steel should be purchased according to both the material specification and the required surface finish.

Material Standards

ASTM A240/A240M

Material specification for qualifying chromium and chromium-nickel stainless steel plate, sheet and strip products.

ASTM A480/A480M

General requirements for flat-rolled stainless steel products, including relevant dimensional and finish terminology.

EN 10088-2

Technical delivery conditions for stainless steel sheet, plate and strip used in applicable general-purpose applications. The standard also provides surface finish designations.

JIS G4305

Japanese standard for cold-rolled stainless steel plate, sheet and strip.

The exact applicable standard and edition should be confirmed in the purchasing contract.

Surface Finish Designations

 

Designation	General Description
ASTM No.4	General-purpose polished finish
EN 2J	Cold-rolled brushed or dull-polished finish
EN 2K	Cold-rolled satin-polished finish with controlled roughness
ASTM No.8	Highly reflective polished finish
EN 2P	Bright-polished finish

These designations provide a useful basis for international purchasing.

However, similar finish designations under different standards should not be treated as guarantees of identical appearance.

For decorative sheets installed next to each other, a physical reference sample should be approved.

Delivery Documents

Depending on the order requirements, the following documents may be requested:

Mill Test Certificate

EN 10204 3.1 Inspection Certificate, where agreed and applicable

Chemical Composition Report

Mechanical Test Results

Material Traceability Records

Dimensional Inspection Report

Surface Inspection Report

Third-Party Inspection Documentation

Mechanical properties and chemical composition are governed by the selected stainless steel grade and material standard, not by the brushing process itself.

Brushed Stainless Steel Manufacturing & Surface Finishing

The production of brushed stainless steel generally combines qualified stainless steel feedstock with controlled mechanical finishing.

Typical Production Process

Step 1 – Raw Material Selection

Select stainless steel coils or sheets according to the required grade, dimensions and material specification.

Step 2 – Incoming Material Inspection

Verify grade identification, thickness, dimensions and initial surface condition.

Step 3 – Surface Preparation

Prepare the substrate for mechanical finishing.

Step 4 – Abrasive Polishing

Use suitable abrasive belts or finishing equipment to generate the required directional grain.

Step 5 – Surface Texture Control

Adjust the processing conditions to achieve the approved surface appearance.

Step 6 – Cleaning

Remove processing residues and surface contamination.

Step 7 – Surface Inspection

Check grain uniformity, visible scratches, polishing marks and overall appearance.

Step 8 – Protective Film Application

Apply the specified protective film where required.

Step 9 – Cutting & Fabrication

Process sheets or panels according to approved dimensions and drawings.

Step 10 – Final Inspection & Packaging

Complete dimensional checks, surface inspection, product identification and export packaging.

Surface Finishing Consistency

The appearance of mechanically finished stainless steel can vary with the abrasive material, belt condition, polishing pressure, processing speed and substrate condition.

For projects requiring a consistent appearance across multiple panels, production batches and finishing direction should be controlled.

A sample-based approval process is recommended before bulk production.

Surface Quality Control & Inspection

Surface consistency is particularly important when brushed stainless steel is used in architectural or decorative applications.

Unlike ordinary industrial sheet materials, decorative stainless steel is often evaluated according to both technical specifications and visual acceptance criteria.

Material Grade Verification

Material grade and traceability can be verified through mill documentation and suitable inspection methods.

Positive Material Identification (PMI) may be arranged where required, with the selected test method suitable for the elements being verified.

Dimensional Inspection

Thickness, width, length, flatness and diagonal dimensions should be measured according to the agreed specification.

Surface Roughness

Surface roughness may be measured when a numerical requirement is specified.

For example, EN 10088-2 2K includes a defined surface roughness requirement.

However, surface roughness alone does not fully describe decorative appearance.

Grain Direction & Texture

The inspection process should confirm the required polishing direction and consistency across the finished surface.

Surface Appearance

Visible scratches, dents, stains, polishing defects and unacceptable shade variations should be evaluated according to the agreed inspection criteria.

Protective Film Inspection

Check film coverage, adhesion, compatibility with subsequent processing and suitability for storage.

Batch Appearance Control

For large architectural projects, panels intended for adjacent installation should preferably be sourced from a controlled production and finishing batch.

Third-Party Inspection

Third-party inspection can be discussed where required by the project or purchasing contract.

Request Surface Samples, Material Certificates and Inspection Reports

Custom Brushed Stainless Steel Fabrication Services

Dongmeng Group supports customized brushed stainless steel supply for metal fabrication, architectural projects and OEM production.

Cut-to-Size Sheets

Customized sheet dimensions can be supplied according to approved requirements.

CNC Laser Cutting

Suitable for precision blanks, customized outlines and metal components.

Protective film compatibility must be confirmed before cutting.

Sheet Metal Bending

Brushed stainless steel can be formed into architectural panels, covers, trims and other components.

The bending radius, grain direction and finished-side orientation should be considered during fabrication.

Punching & Perforating

Customized holes, slots and perforation patterns can be manufactured according to approved drawings.

V-Grooving

V-grooving can be evaluated for selected decorative panels requiring controlled folding geometry.

Remaining material thickness and structural suitability must be reviewed.

Edge Finishing

Deburring and edge treatment may be specified for handling safety, assembly requirements and visual appearance.

OEM Components

Customized brackets, covers, panels and decorative assemblies can be evaluated according to customer drawings and production requirements.

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Applications of Brushed Stainless Steel

Brushed stainless steel is used in a wide range of architectural, commercial and industrial applications.

Architectural Wall Cladding

Brushed stainless steel panels provide a modern metallic appearance for commercial interiors, wall cladding systems and decorative architectural features.

The final grade, thickness, fixing method and surface specification should be selected according to the project design.

Elevator Interiors & Doors

Hairline and No.4 brushed stainless steel are commonly selected for elevator cabin panels, doors and decorative trims.

Consistent grain direction and surface appearance are important for adjacent visible panels.

Commercial Kitchens & Food Equipment

304 and 316L brushed stainless steel may be used for commercial kitchen worktops, equipment panels, restaurant fixtures and selected food-processing equipment components.

For food-contact equipment, the final surface specification must satisfy applicable hygienic design, cleanability and regulatory requirements.

Home Appliances

Brushed stainless steel sheets and strips can be processed into appliance panels, decorative covers and equipment housings.

Hotels & Commercial Interiors

Decorative brushed and colored stainless steel panels are widely used in hospitality interiors, retail spaces, wall decorations and reception areas.

Furniture & Cabinet Manufacturing

Brushed stainless steel is used for cabinet panels, furniture trim, decorative frames and custom fabricated metal components.

Exterior Architectural Applications

Suitable stainless steel grades with appropriately controlled surface finishes can be used in selected exterior architectural projects.

Material selection should consider atmospheric exposure, chloride contamination, surface roughness, drainage and cleaning requirements.

For demanding exterior environments, a fine, clean-cut finish may be more appropriate than a coarse decorative brushed texture.

How to Choose Brushed Stainless Steel for Your Project

Selecting the correct brushed stainless steel requires more than choosing a stainless steel grade.

1. Identify the Operating Environment

Determine whether the material will be used indoors, outdoors, in a coastal environment or in contact with cleaning chemicals and other corrosive substances.

2. Select the Stainless Steel Grade

Choose the grade according to corrosion exposure, fabrication requirements and applicable specifications.

3. Confirm the Surface Finish

Specify No.4, hairline, satin or another approved finish.

For appearance-sensitive projects, request a physical surface sample.

4. Determine Dimensions & Fabrication

Confirm sheet thickness, width, length, grain direction, finished sides, tolerances and any additional processing.

5. Establish Inspection Requirements

Define material documentation, dimensional inspection, surface acceptance criteria and applicable third-party inspection requirements.

For large architectural projects, specify surface approval before mass production.

Packaging & International Shipping

Brushed stainless steel requires appropriate handling and packaging to protect the decorative surface during transportation.

Depending on the product and order requirements, export packaging may include:

PE or PVC protective film

Interleaving materials between sheets

Waterproof protective wrapping

Edge and corner protection

Reinforced wooden pallets

Wooden cases for customized panels

Coil protection and securing materials

Product identification and shipping labels

Packaging methods should be selected according to the material dimensions, finished surface, transportation route and unloading conditions.

For long-distance export shipments, suitable moisture protection, stacking arrangements and handling instructions should be agreed before dispatch.

Why Choose Dongmeng Group for Brushed Stainless Steel?

Xi'an Dongmeng Group Co., Ltd. serves international customers requiring stainless steel materials, customized dimensions and project-oriented supply services.

Multiple Material & Finish Options

Buyers can discuss different stainless steel grades, brushed finishes and product dimensions through one supply channel.

Customized Processing Support

Cut-to-size sheets, decorative panels and drawing-based fabrication can be evaluated according to project requirements.

Technical Procurement Assistance

Our team can review material grades, dimensions, surface specifications and inspection documentation before quotation.

Surface Sample Approval

For appearance-sensitive orders, reference samples can be discussed to establish acceptable grain texture and finish consistency.

Quality Documentation

Material certificates and inspection records can be arranged according to the agreed purchasing specification.

Export Packaging & Logistics

We support international shipment planning, packaging coordination and export documentation.

Our objective is to provide clearly specified brushed stainless steel products that meet the technical and commercial requirements of professional buyers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Brushed Stainless Steel

1. What is brushed stainless steel?

Brushed stainless steel is stainless steel with a mechanically produced surface texture, usually consisting of fine directional lines. It is widely used for architectural panels, appliances, commercial kitchens and decorative fabrication.

2. Is No.4 finish the same as brushed stainless steel?

No.4 is one of the most common brushed stainless steel finishes. However, the term brushed stainless steel also includes other commercial textures and customized directional finishes.

3. What is the difference between No.4 and hairline stainless steel?

No.4 is a general-purpose polished finish, while hairline typically describes a fine, extended decorative grain. Actual appearance depends on the finishing process and approved sample.

4. Is brushed stainless steel more scratch-resistant than mirror stainless steel?

A brushed texture may make minor scratches less noticeable than on a highly reflective surface. However, brushing does not inherently increase the hardness or physical scratch resistance of the stainless steel.

5. Which is better, 304 or 316L brushed stainless steel?

304 is suitable for many general indoor and mildly corrosive applications. 316L generally provides improved resistance to chloride-induced pitting, making it a candidate for more demanding environments. Final selection depends on actual exposure conditions.

6. Can brushed stainless steel be used outdoors?

Yes, provided the alloy grade and surface finish are suitable for the environment. Exterior applications require careful consideration of chloride exposure, atmospheric conditions, roughness and maintenance.

7. What thicknesses are available?

Common decorative sheet thicknesses include 0.4, 0.5, 0.8, 1.0, 1.2, 1.5 and 2.0 mm. Other thicknesses may be available depending on grade and finish.

8. Can you supply custom-sized brushed stainless steel sheets?

Yes. Cut-to-size supply and customized processing can be discussed according to drawings, material availability and production feasibility.

9. What is the difference between satin and brushed stainless steel?

Brushed stainless steel generally refers to a mechanically textured surface. Satin describes a subdued, low-reflectivity appearance and may be produced through different finishing processes. The exact finish should be defined through an applicable specification and approved sample.

10. Is brushed stainless steel fingerprint-resistant?

The directional texture can make fingerprints less noticeable than on highly reflective stainless steel. However, brushed stainless steel is not automatically fingerprint-proof. An additional anti-fingerprint coating may be specified for suitable decorative products.

11. Can brushed stainless steel be welded and bent?

Yes, suitable stainless steel grades can be welded and formed. However, welding and fabrication may alter the decorative finish, requiring localized surface restoration or re-brushing.

12. What information is required for a quotation?

Please provide the stainless steel grade, surface finish, thickness, width, length, order quantity, grain direction, processing requirements and destination.

For appearance-sensitive projects, drawings and surface reference samples are recommended.

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Xi'an Dongmeng Group Co., Ltd. supports international buyers sourcing No.4 brushed stainless steel sheets, hairline decorative panels, satin stainless steel products and customized fabricated components.

For an accurate quotation, please provide:

Material Grade: 201 / 304 / 304L / 316 / 316L / 430

Required Finish: No.4 / Hairline / Satin / Custom Brushed

Dimensions: Thickness × Width × Length

Quantity: Sheets / Coils / Total Weight

Processing: Full Sheet / Cut-to-Size / Fabricated Panels

Surface Requirements: Grain Direction / Finished Sides / Protective Film

Documentation: MTC / Inspection Reports / Special Requirements

Delivery Destination: Port / Country / Project Location

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