Stainless steel strips, governed by standards like ​ASTM A240 and ​EN 10151, are indispensable across industries due to their corrosion resistance, mechanical adaptability, and aesthetic flexibility. From ​Grade 304 in medical devices to ​316L in marine engineering, these strips drive innovation in sustainable and high-performance manufacturing. As technology advances, their role in lightweight and energy-efficient solutions will continue to expand.

Cold Rolled Carbon Steel Strip is a high-precision, flat-rolled steel product manufactured under stringent standards such as ​ASTM A109/A109M-24. It is produced by cold-rolling hot-rolled steel coils at room temperature, a process that refines grain structure, enhances mechanical properties, and ensures tighter dimensional tolerances compared to hot-rolled counterparts. Key specifications include: ​Carbon Content: Limited to a maximum of ​0.25% (low to medium carbon range). ​Dimensions: Thickness: ​**≤7.6 mm (0.300 in.)**. Width: ​12.5–600 mm (0.5–23.9375 in.). ​Standards: Differentiated from cold-rolled sheets (ASTM A568/A568M) and high-carbon strips (ASTM A682/A682M) by stricter tolerances and specialized surface finishes.

A109 Cold-Rolled Strip Steel refers to a precision-manufactured carbon steel product defined under the ​ASTM A109/A109M-24 standard. It is produced by cold-rolling processes to achieve tighter dimensional tolerances compared to standard cold-rolled steel sheets. Key parameters include: