Material Properties

EN 1.0330 equiv.

EN 1.0330 equiv.
Cold-rolled steel sheet for use in general type pressing. Characterized by its high dimensional accuracy and attractive surface finish. The standard plate thickness is generally between 0.2 mm and 3.2 mm.
EN 1.0330 equiv. (Electrolytic Zinc Plating)

EN 1.0338 equiv.
This is a typical rolled steel for general structural use. It has high strength and is used in a wide range of applications such as construction and machinery. The surface is covered with a black oxide film and is also called black film material.
EN 1.0330 equiv. (Steel Plate Cold Commercial)

EN 1.0330 equiv. (SGCC)
(Steel Plate Cold Commercial)
Also used in building materials and has high corrosion resistance. Because this material has been pre-machined with a surface treatment, the cut surfaces will not be plated. However, this does afford faster delivery times. The surface is the color of silver.
EN 1.4301 equiv.(2B)EN 1.4301 equiv.(2B)

The most common type of stainless steel.
Provides excellent corrosion resistance, toughness, ductility, machinability and weldability. Used in a wide range of applications.
The surface has a slightly glossed finish. 

Finish 2B:
This is the most common surface finish and is smoother than 2D finish. Adjustment rolling is applied to obtain the appropriate gloss. It is used for general purpose materials and building materials, and the majority of commercially available products have this finish.

EN 1.4301 equiv.(single-sided hairline finish)EN 1.4301 equiv.(single-sided hairline finish)

This is a surface finishing material characterized by long, continuous, hair-like polished grains. The surface is low-gloss to create a relaxed atmosphere. When shipped, a protective sheet (one side only) is attached. 

HL (Hairline finish):
This creates a surface finish with long, continuous polishing marks. It uses an abrasive belt with an appropriate grain size to create long, narrow, continuous abrasive marks. This is the most common finishing method for building materials.

EN AW−5052 equiv.

EN AW−5052 equiv.

The most versatile aluminum alloy.
Offers excellent corrosion resistance and weldability and is used in a wide range of applications.
EN 1.0320 equiv. (hot coiled) 

EN 1.0320 equiv. (hot coiled)

Hot-rolled soft steel sheet for general use and deep drawing.
The standard plate thickness is generally 1.2 mm or more. The material is commonly used in products with medium plate thicknesses.
EN 1.0330 equiv. (Electrolytic Zinc Plating)

EN 1.0330 equiv. (SECC)
Electrolytic Zinc Plating
A plated steel sheet with good corrosion resistance. The cut surfaces will not be plated. Because of the properties of the material, there may be some marks on the surface. The surface is gray.
EN 1.4301 equiv.（No.1）
    EN 1.4301 equiv.（No.1）
    After hot rolling and heat treatment, it is acid washed to remove black film and dirt from the surface. It features a matte, satin-finish surface.

    Finish No1:
    The result is a matte, whitish, non-glossy surface finish. After hot rolling, it is heat treated and pickled to remove dirt, etc.
EN 1.4301 equiv. (Single-Sided #400-Grit Polished)EN 1.4301 equiv. (Single-Sided #400-Grit Polished)

A material with a highly attractive surface finish commonly used for exterior covers. The surface has a mirror-like glossed finish onto which a small amount of polishing marks may remain. Protective sheets (one-side only) are affixed prior to shipment. 

Finish single-sided polished:
The surface finish has a gloss similar to BA*1. This is a 2B material polished using a #400 grain size buff. Typical uses are building materials and kitchen supplies.

 
EN 1.4016 equiv.(2B)

EN 1.4016 equiv.(2B)

A common type of ferritic stainless steel.
Has a glossier surface finish than SUS304 and is characterized by its magnetic properties.

Finish 2B:
This is the most common surface finish and is smoother than 2D finish. Adjustment rolling is applied to obtain the appropriate gloss. It is used for general purpose materials and building materials, and the majority of commercially available products have this finish.

Perforated Metal (EN 1.4301 equiv.-BA); —60° Staggered Round Hole Type—
  • Perforated Metal (EN 1.4301 equiv.-BA); —60° Staggered Round Hole Type—
Perforated steel plates used in a wide range of applications, including in ventilation covers and filters. The material is straightened prior to shipment, but some warping may remain due to the properties of the material.

BA*1:

Creates a beautiful glossy surface that is almost mirror-like. After cold rolling, bright annealing is carried out, followed by adjustment rolling to further increase the gloss. It is used for automotive parts, household appliances, kitchen utensils and decorations.

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