316 Stainless Steel Coil Supplier for Fabrication and Custom Processing

For many fabrication companies, purchasing 316 stainless steel coil is the starting point rather than the finished solution. The material is typically slit, leveled, laser cut, or bent before becoming part of tanks, processing equipment, marine components, or food production systems.

Compared with standard 304 stainless steel, Grade 316 contains 2.0–3.0% molybdenum, giving it improved resistance to chloride corrosion and making it a preferred choice for projects exposed to saltwater, cleaning chemicals, or humid industrial environments

Products Description

Item

Details

Standard

ASTM A240 / EN 10088

Grade

316 / UNS S31600

Thickness

0.3 mm – 16 mm

Width

20 mm – 2000 mm

Surface Finish

No.1, 2B, BA, No.4, HL

Processing Service

Slitting, Cut-to-Length, Laser Cutting, PVC Film

Payment Terms

T/T, L/C

Trade Terms

FOB, CFR, CIF

Property

Value

Chromium (Cr)

16.0 – 18.0%

Nickel (Ni)

10.0 – 14.0%

Molybdenum (Mo)

2.0 – 3.0%

Carbon (C)

≤ 0.08%

Tensile Strength

≥ 515 MPa

Yield Strength

≥ 205 MPa

Elongation

≥ 40%

Why Many Buyers Order 316 Coil Instead of Sheet

Flexible Processing Before Delivery

Many overseas customers prefer coils because they can be slit into narrow strips or cut into custom sheet sizes before shipment. This helps reduce material waste and lowers local processing costs.

Better Performance in Corrosive Environments

The molybdenum content improves resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion, especially in coastal regions, marine equipment, and chemical processing facilities.

Multiple Surface Finishes for Different Industries

2B finish is commonly selected for industrial fabrication, while BA and No.4 surfaces are often used for food equipment, pharmaceutical machinery, and decorative components.

Stable Flatness After Leveling

For laser cutting and CNC fabrication, flatness is just as important as the material grade. Proper leveling minimizes distortion and improves downstream processing accuracy.

Typical Applications

Thanks to outstanding chloride & acid corrosion resistance and superb formability, our 316 stainless steel coil serves as core raw material for diversified industrial fabrications as listed below.