Sheets

Stainless steel 2b finish is a basics surface for any further cold-rolled processing. It is a smooth, and slightly reflective surface.

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.

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.

"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.

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.

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.

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.

Bead-blasted finishes with natural stainless steel silver color always show as matt finishes.

Water ripple stainless steel is a type of stainless steel sheet or panel with a textured surface resembling water ripple.

Water ripple texture is achieved through a specialized stamping process that creates a wavy, reflective pattern, giving the material a unique aesthetic appeal. It can be used in wall cladding, ceiling, and interior decorations.

Hammered stainless steel refers to stainless steel that has been textured or finished using a hammering technique.

Water ripple stainless steel is a type of stainless steel sheet that features a unique pattern resembling the ripples created by water. It is also referred to as water wave stainless steel or water wave pattern stainless steel.

Sandblasted finishes with natural stainless steel silver color always show as matt finishes.

6WL stainless steel is processed by stamping, one type of emboss technique. It has a big millet-like texture.

5WL stainless steel showcases a stylish woven texture, perfect for adding depth to surfaces.

7WL stainless steel is processed by stamping, one type of emboss technique. It has a raindrop-like texture.

Rose gold itself is an alloy of gold, copper, and sometimes silver, which gives it its distinctive pinkish tone. A thin layer of rose gold is applied to the stainless steel through processes like plating or coating.

Embossed stainless steel has been treated with a process to create a raised design on its surface.

A checkered plate, also known as diamond plate, is typically made of steel, aluminum, or stainless steel, featuring a raised pattern of lines or diamonds that form a checkerboard-like design. It is generally used to make treads, commonly found in staircases, industrial equipment and tools, and floors.

Black stainless steel exudes a sophisticated contemporary charm that differentiates it from other materials. Its sleek and smooth surface, combined with the alluring black hue, adds a touch of luxury to any space.

Vibration finish stainless steel, also known as a textured or non-directional finish, is a surface treatment applied to stainless steel sheets to create a distinctive pattern or texture. This finish is achieved through a mechanical process that creates a random, non-directional pattern on the stainless steel surface.

Bronze stainless steel is designed to replicate the appearance of bronze, featuring a warm, golden-brown color.

Hairline stainless steel is characterized by a fine, consistent linear texture. The term "hairline" comes from the fine, hair-like lines that are visible on the surface. It needs two surface treatments to achieve hairline stainless steel: straight-brushed and satin-brushed.

Gold stainless steel sheets have a distinct gold hue that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to various applications. The gold finish can vary in tone from yellow gold to rose gold, offering versatility in design. In architectural applications, gold stainless steel sheets can be used for facades, column covers, elevator interiors, signage, and other decorative features to enhance the visual appeal of buildings.

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.

ME(2038) acid etching stainless steel has a symmetric pattern suitable for elevator doors. It is realized on the mirror finishes. The depth of the etched texture is generally a few microns. It is both novel and beautiful, suitable for elevator door cladding.

Stainless steel etching is a metal finishing process that utilises corrosive metals to etch complex and precise components from stainless steel. It is the best choice for elevator doors.

ME(2033) etching stainless steel has a symmetric pattern suitable for elevator doors. It is realized on the mirror finishes.