Embossed Stainless Steel Sheet

An embossed stainless steel sheet is a type of stainless steel sheet which has a textured surface. The texture is created by pressing an image into the surface of the sheet with a rolling die. This creates a raised, three-dimensional image on the sheet.

Small Honeycomb Patterned Stainless Steel Sheet

Medium Honeycomb Pattern

Large honeycomb pattern

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Vigorss Linen Patern

Gold Linen Stainless Steel Sheet

Vigorss Sand Grain Pattern

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Vigorss Cross Grain Pattern

Cross Grain Rose Gold Patterned Stainless Steel Sheet

Vigorss Wood Gain Pattern

Black Wood Grain Stainless Steel Sheet

Details about Embossed Stainless Steel Sheet

Embossed stainless steel sheet is an ideal material for many industries because it is durable, easy to clean, and has a wide range of patterns, such as linen, leather, linen, sand, wood grain, fabric grain, round bead, square bead, etc., or you can choose from many geometric or organic patterns that will enhance your building’s mood. There are also many other patterns available such as those that mimic stone or marble.

The choice of the pattern depends on the application of the stainless steel sheet. For example, if it is used for decoration purposes, then a more decorative pattern should be chosen. If it is used in an industrial application where non-slip properties are important, then a more functional pattern should be chosen.

In addition, embossed stainless steel sheets are available in a wide variety of colors as well. Some of the more popular colors are gold, rose gold, black, bronze, and champagne. The color can also be customized according to your needs.

They are widely used in kitchen appliances, furniture, and decoration industries. The applications of embossed stainless steel sheets include:

Kitchen appliances: Refrigerators, dishwashers, ovens, range hoods, and sinks.
Furniture: Cabinets, countertops, backsplashes, and wall panels.
Decoration: Elevator doors, escalators, and column covers.

Chemical Composition of Different Grades of Stainless Steel

Grade	Nickel %	Chromium %	Carbon %	Molybdenum %
304	8.0~10.5	18.0~20.0	0.08 Max	——
304L	8.0~10.5	18.0~20.0	0.03 Max	——
316	10.0~14.0	16.0~18.0	0.08 Max	2.0~3.0
316L	10.0~14.0	16.0~18.0	0.03 Max	2.0~3.0
430	——	16.0~18.0	1.20 Max	——
409	≤0.5	10.5~11.5	0.08 Max	——
439	≤0.5	17.0~19.0	0.03 Max	——

304 stainless steel is the most common grade of stainless steel. It is corrosion-resistant, non-magnetic, and can be used for a variety of applications, including food preparation and storage, water treatment, chemical processing, and all interior & exterior decoration.
316/316L stainless steel is corrosion-resistant at a higher cost than 304/304L and has a high resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion. It is also non-magnetic and can be used in marine environments.
430 stainless steel is less durable but is a good choice for low-cost applications.
The corrosion resistance of stainless steel is measured by the amount of chromium and nickel in the alloy. Depending on the intended usage, you should select a type of stainless steel sheet that best suits your needs.

The Selection of Size

The standard stainless steel sheet sizes include 1219x2438mm, 1219x3048mm, 1000x2000mm, and 1500x3000mm. The width and length can be customized but the maximum width is limited to 1500mm.
Keep in mind that larger sheets can be difficult to transport and store, so usually a max of 4000mm long is the most suitable for transport.
If you are not sure what size to choose, consult with a professional or manufacturer. They can help you determine what size is best for your needs.

The Selection of Thickness and Gauge

Stainless steel is available in a variety of thicknesses and gauges, so it is important to select the right one for your project.

Here are a few tips to help you choose the right thickness and gauge for your project:

Think about the maximum load-bearing capacity of the material.
Consider the weight of the finished product.
Check the size and weight restrictions of your equipment.
Choose a thickness and gauge that will meet your requirements while staying within the weight restrictions of your equipment.
Always consult with Vigor Team before making a final decision.
Remember that thicker sheets require more weight to move and may be harder to work with. Thinner sheets are easier to handle but may not be as strong.

In general, if the stainless steel sheets you need are for indoor and outdoor use, the ideal thickness range is 0.5mm to 2.0mm. If the thickness is less than 0.5mm, it’s easy for laborers to cause surface issues as they move and lift throughout the manufacturing process. If the thickness is more than 2.0mm, it will be difficult to use in practical applications. In addition, the color sheets serve primarily a decorative purpose, so there is no need to use a large thickness; this may also help you save money.