Dimensions and Tolerances: Standards for cold rolled stainless steel strip specify thickness, width, length, and allowable tolerance ranges. These parameters are very important to ensure product quality and suitability.
Material composition: The standard will specify the material composition and chemical composition range used in stainless steel strips. These requirements ensure that the product has the required corrosion resistance and mechanical properties.
Surface quality: The standard will stipulate the surface quality of stainless steel strips, including surface finish, the allowable degree of surface defects (such as scratches, spots, etc.), and surface treatment requirements.
Mechanical properties: The standard will stipulate the mechanical property requirements of cold-rolled stainless steel strips, such as yield strength, tensile strength, elongation, etc. These performance requirements ensure the reliability and stability of the product during use.
Testing Methods: Standards describe the methods and standards used to test cold-rolled stainless steel strip. These methods include chemical composition analysis, physical performance testing, surface inspection, etc. to ensure that the product meets the specified requirements.
Common standards include international standards such as ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) and EN (European Standards). In addition, different countries and regions may have their own national standards or industry standards. The applicable standards must be selected based on the area of use and application requirements.
