Stainless Steel

Stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance, high-temperature resistance, and good workability, making it widely used in industries with high requirements for surface quality and mechanical properties. We use cold rolling processes combined with various heat treatment and surface finishing techniques to ensure high dimensional accuracy, smooth surface finish, and stable performance. Available in coils or cut-to-size sheets/plates per customer dimensions, flexible for different processing applications. Main end products: home appliance manufacturing, medical equipment, kitchen equipment, decorative engineering, elevator panels, architectural curtain walls, hardware accessories, etc.

Regular spangle galvanized steel

Regular spangle galvanized steel is produced during the hot-dip galvanizing process using special techniques (such as adding alloying elements to the zinc bath or controlling the cooling rate) to inhibit the growth of zinc spangles, resulting in a uniform, fine coating surface without visible crystalline patterns. Compared with regular spangle galvanized steel, zero spangle galvanized steel has a smoother and flatter surface and better paint adhesion, making it particularly suitable for use as a substrate for color-coated sheets or in applications requiring high surface uniformity. During the hot-dip galvanizing process, we strictly control the process parameters to ensure a uniform coating with strong adhesion, and the coating does not peel off after processing such as bending and stamping. The product is available in coils or can be cut into sheets according to customer dimensions, offering flexible adaptation to various applications. Main end products: color-coated substrate, home appliance panels, automotive components, electronic chassis, precision stamped parts, interior architectural decorations, etc.

Galvanized Sheet

Regular spangle galvanized steel is produced by controlling the solidification process of the zinc coating during hot-dip galvanizing, forming visible spangle patterns on the surface. It offers good corrosion resistance, formability, and a distinctive appearance. Spangle size and distribution can be adjusted by process parameters, meeting both general anti-corrosion requirements and specific aesthetic needs. We strictly control zinc coating adhesion and uniformity during the hot-dip process to ensure no flaking occurs during bending, stamping, or other forming operations. Available in coils or cut-to-size sheets/plates per customer dimensions.

Color Coated Steel

Galvanized Color-Coated Cold-Rolled Steel Sheet is manufactured by applying a zinc coating and subsequent color coating onto cold-rolled steel substrates. This composite material combines the high strength of cold-rolled steel, the rust-proof properties of galvanized layer, and the vibrant colors with enhanced corrosion resistance of color coating. Characterized by excellent workability, attractive appearance and superior durability, it finds extensive applications in construction, home appliances, and decorative fields. Main end products: building facades, roofing sheets, sandwich panels, garage doors, appliance housings, electrical enclosures, transportation equipment, interior ceilings, metal furniture, etc.

SPCC/DC01/ST12 Cold Rolled Sheet

General cold rolled steel is the abbreviation for cold rolled sheets made of ordinary carbon structural steel. Since the rolling process takes place at room temperature, no iron scale is produced. As a result, cold rolled sheets offer excellent surface quality and high dimensional accuracy. Moreover, through the annealing treatment, their mechanical properties and processability are superior to those of hot rolled steel sheets. They are widely used in applications such as general flat products, shallow drawing, forming dies, and coating/base materials (e.g., tinplate). Main end products include small household appliances, oil drums, firefighting equipment, hardware products, security doors, metal mesh plates, and office furniture.

SPCE/DC04/ST14 Cold Rolled Sheet

Cold-rolled deep drawing steel is a low-carbon or ultra-low-carbon steel sheet processed by cold rolling and annealing. It features high elongation, a low yield ratio, and high r-value and n-value, making it suitable for deep drawing applications such as automotive panels and appliance housings. Cold-rolled steel sheet for enameling (porcelain enamel) is specifically designed for enamel coating processes. In addition to good formability, it requires excellent resistance to fish scaling (hydrogen blistering), good adhesion to the enamel layer, and high-temperature stability to prevent bubbling or peeling during firing. Typical applications include oven liners, water heater tanks, and cooktop panels.

SPCE Cold Rolled Sheet

Professional supply of high-quality steel materials suitable for various household appliances, including ovens, refrigerators, coffee machines, and more. The product range covers front panels, back panels, inner liners, left and right side plates, brackets, mounting parts, and other structural or decorative components. In addition to supplying steel materials, a complete "one-stop" procurement solution is also offered. The customer only needs to provide drawings or design specifications, and the remaining work — from mold development and stamping production to quality control and international delivery — is handled entirely by the supplier. This integrated approach eliminates the need for the customer to coordinate with multiple suppliers, simplifies logistics, reduces procurement costs, and shortens delivery lead times.

Building steel

Building steel refers to various steel materials used in building and civil engineering projects, typically in the form of sections, plates, pipes, and bars. Based on cross-sectional shape, chemical composition, and mechanical properties, construction steel can meet different structural load-bearing and enclosure requirements.