Hot-rolled stainless steel sheets are metal plates produced through rolling at high temperatures (above 1100°C). This process gives the material high strength, good weldability, and corrosion resistance. The sheets have a relatively rough surface, which can be further processed as needed. They are used in construction, shipbuilding, mechanical engineering, and the chemical industry.

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Hot-rolled stainless steel coils are metal strips produced through rolling at high temperatures (above 1100°C) and wound into coils. They feature high strength, good weldability, and corrosion resistance. Their surface is relatively rough but can be further processed as required. They are used in construction, the automotive industry, as well as the chemical and food industries.

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Hot-rolled stainless steel strips are metal bands produced through rolling at high temperatures (above 1100°C) and cut to the desired width. They feature high strength, good weldability, and corrosion resistance. Their surface is relatively rough but can be further processed. They are used in pipe manufacturing, metal structures, the automotive industry, and the chemical sector.

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