Product Knowledge of 202 Stainless Steel Sheet

Q1: What is the difference between 202 and 201 stainless steel sheets?

A1: The main difference is the nickel content: 202 has a nickel content of 3%-5%, while 201 has a nickel content of 1%-3%. 202 has better corrosion resistance and toughness than 201, and is not easy to rust, with a price 10%-20% higher than 201.

Q2: What are the common thickness and surface finish of 202 stainless steel sheet?

A2: The common thickness is 0.3mm-3.0mm, and the common surface finish is 2B and brushed. 2B surface is smooth and suitable for basic decoration; brushed surface is anti-scratch and suitable for furniture and architectural decoration.

Q3: Can 202 stainless steel sheet be used outdoors?

A3: It can be used for short-term outdoor decoration (such as temporary billboards and guardrails), but not for long-term outdoor use, especially in coastal and rainy areas. Long-term exposure to moisture and salt will cause rust spots.

Q4: What are the main export regions of 202 stainless steel sheet?

A4: It is mainly exported to developing regions such as Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa and South America. These regions have high demand for cost-effective stainless steel sheets, and 202 can meet their mid-range decoration and industrial needs.

Q5: Can 202 stainless steel sheet be processed into decorative parts?

A5: Yes, it has good processing performance, and can be bent, cut, welded and polished. It can be processed into various decorative parts such as furniture handles, door frames and signboards, which is popular among foreign trade customers.