All Metals - Materials

• Good surface condition and gauge control, matte finish for painting and finishing.
• This material is intended for exposed or unexposed parts where bending, moderate drawing, forming and welding are involved.
• Uses: general sheet metal fabrication, stamped parts, food processing equipment, storage tanks, fixtures, furniture, electronic enclosures, and cabinetry

• Acid pickled to remove mill oxide “scale”, not as good gauge control as Cold Rolled.
• Surface is clean, smooth and ready for forming, stamping and general fabrication.

• Excellent corrosion resistance.
• Continuously hot dipped coated with zinc.
• Uses: primarily HVAC, sheet metal fabrication stampings, roofing, electrical boxes, and cabinetry.

• Specifically designed to be used in the painted condition.  After painting, the combined paint/galvannealed coating offers excellent resistance to peeling or blistering of the paint.
• Uses: primarily HVAC, sheet metal fabrication, and cabinetry.

304 - 2B

• Mill finish
• Better strength, corrosion resistance.
• Uses: Marine applications, chemical equipment, fabricated parts.

304 - #4

• Polished, bright finish.
• Uses: restaurant, kitchen equipment and dairy equipment

316 - 2B

• Mill finish
• Widely used in highly corrosive environments, such as: Chemical handling & processing equipment, marine applications, heat exchangers and tanks.

3003 - H14

• Has high formability characteristics. Does not anodize well
• Uses: food & chemical handling equipment, appliance components, roofing & cabinetry

5052 - H32

• Excellent corrosion resistance and adapts to meet mechanical and finishing processes.
• Uses: fuel tanks, side panels for trailers, bumpers, pressure vessels and cabinetry

6061 - T6

• A strength level approximately that of mild steel.
• Very good corrosion resistance and excellent weldability
• Uses: structural architectural parts, storage tanks, cabinetry, and stampings.