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JUHUA, as a comprehensive steel service provider with annual sales exceeding 100,000 tons, boasts a full-range product matrix and modern production bases. Leveraging intelligent production lines and core surface treatment technologies.
We offer a diverse portfolio including stainless steel coils/sheets, galvanized coils/sheets, cold-rolled coils/sheets, aluminum-coated coils/sheets, color-coated coils/sheets, color roofing sheets, construction steel materials, drainage systems, and more. We are committed to delivering one-stop services for global clients—from material selection and customization to processing and distribution—addressing differentiated needs through our multi-product solutions.
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200 Series Stainless Steel: Contains lower chromium and nickel content, resulting in reduced material costs. While it offers moderate corrosion resistance (inferior to 300 series), this grade demonstrates higher mechanical strength and good workability. It is particularly suitable for cost-sensitive applications with moderate corrosion requirements, such as architectural decoration and kitchenware components.





300 Series Stainless Steel: Represented by grades such as 304 and 316, this series features high chromium and nickel content. It delivers exceptional corrosion resistance, maintaining stability in acidic, alkaline, and other corrosive environments. With superior toughness and weldability, it is widely used in food processing equipment, medical devices, and chemical industrial applications, making it one of the most extensively utilized stainless steel series globally.






400 Series Stainless Steel: Represented by grades such as 410 and 430, this series contains high chromium content (typically 11-18%) with little to no nickel. It offers enhanced strength and hardness, along with excellent wear resistance. While its corrosion resistance is moderate compared to the 300 series, it performs exceptionally well in high-temperature and dry environments. Commonly used in automotive components, cutlery, and industrial blades, this series provides a cost-effective alternative to nickel-rich stainless steels.





400 Series Stainless Steel: Represented by grades such as 410 and 430, this series contains high chromium content (typically 11-18%) with little to no nickel. It offers enhanced strength and hardness, along with excellent wear resistance. While its corrosion resistance is moderate compared to the 300 series, it performs exceptionally well in high-temperature and dry environments. Commonly used in automotive components, cutlery, and industrial blades, this series provides a cost-effective alternative to nickel-rich stainless steels.





300 Series Stainless Steel: Represented by grades such as 304 and 316, this series features high chromium and nickel content. It delivers exceptional corrosion resistance, maintaining stability in acidic, alkaline, and other corrosive environments. With superior toughness and weldability, it is widely used in food processing equipment, medical devices, and chemical industrial applications, making it one of the most extensively utilized stainless steel series globally.





300 Series Stainless Steel: Represented by grades such as 304 and 316, this series features high chromium and nickel content. It delivers exceptional corrosion resistance, maintaining stability in acidic, alkaline, and other corrosive environments. With superior toughness and weldability, it is widely used in food processing equipment, medical devices, and chemical industrial applications, making it one of the most extensively utilized stainless steel series globally.






400 Series Stainless Steel: Represented by grades such as 410 and 430, this series contains high chromium content (typically 11-18%) with little to no nickel. It offers enhanced strength and hardness, along with excellent wear resistance. While its corrosion resistance is moderate compared to the 300 series, it performs exceptionally well in high-temperature and dry environments. Commonly used in automotive components, cutlery, and industrial blades, this series provides a cost-effective alternative to nickel-rich stainless steels.





Aluminized steel is a kind of carbon steel treated by a hot-dip coating process on both sides with aluminum or aluminum-silicon alloy. This process aims to enhance its properties, particularly corrosion and rust resistance. Aluminized steel possesses the strength, hardness, and excellent mechanical properties of traditional steel while incorporating the attractive appearance of aluminum and its antioxidant properties. The perfect combination of these qualities makes aluminized steel a metal material with enhanced capabilities and wider applications.