Coils

Linen is an embossed stainless steel finish with directional textures. Its design resembles the woven texture of linen fabric, creating a unique and visually appealing surface. Daily, linen finish stainless steel is designed for exterior and interior architecture and construction, like wall cladding, elevator panels, ceilings, and sinks.

Satin finish is one type of polished finish obtained by 150-180 grit abrasive. Unlike mirror finish, satin finish stainless steel has less reflectivity and glossiness, offering a more subtle and understated appearance.

Scotch Brite finish (SB Finish) is a semi-dull brushed finish with uniform grain, which is finer than No.4, hairline, and straight-brushed. Sotch Brite finish stainless steel has smooth, soft, and exquisite grains with a low-reflectivity and unidirectional texture.

The BA finish has a mirror-like surface but is less reflective than an 8K mirror finish because its surface has cloudiness and other imperfections.

"Mirror" refers to the surface state of stainless steel. In the stainless steel industry, "Mirror" should be classified as an "8K" surface. At TOPSON, our mirror stainless steel is divided into 6K, 8K, 10K, and 12K.

Unlike directional brushed stainless steel, the straight brushed finish features a uniform pattern of fine parallel lines that run in a single direction or are evenly distributed across the entire surface.

The surface of hot-rolled stainless steel comes in 5 grades. No.1 is the primary surface finish, which results from hot rolling to the specified thickness, followed by annealing and descaling. With sheets/coils/strips types, No. 1 finish stainless steel is characterized by its rough, dull, and non-uniform appearance. It is generally used in industrial applications where the surface finish is not critical, such as chemical tanks, piping, heat exchangers, equipment for elevated temperature service, and checker plates.

As a professional stainless steel surface treatment supplier, we offer quality PVD-coated stainless steel sheets from which customers can choose. Topson's PVD coating stainless steel can generally be used for 15 years without color shedding.

Stainless steel sheets are commonly used in an office reception area or architectural decoration design. It's not enough to be simply durable. Therefore, colored stainless steel is gradually being recognized. Do you know how colored stainless steel produced? Deposition, also called PCVD, includes physical vapor deposition(PVD) and chemical vapor deposition(CVD). The production process of colored stainless steel is PVD coating, which uses physical methods to heat or excite a Ti material process and deposit a thin film.