Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Coil refers to stainless steel that has been formed and rolled at high temperatures, typically over 1700°F (930°C), which is above the recrystallization temperature of stainless steel. This process makes the steel easier to shape and form into large sheets or coils, suitable for various applications that require strength, durability, and corrosion resistance.

Hot Rolled No.2E Surface 201J1 Stainless Steel Coils refer to a specific type of stainless steel coil made from 201J1 stainless steel with a No.2E surface finish.

201J1 is a type of austenitic stainless steel, part of the 200 series. This alloy is low-cost due to the reduced nickel content, which makes it a popular alternative to the 304 grade for certain applications.

It contains higher amounts of manganese and nitrogen compared to 304, maintaining adequate corrosion resistance and strength for less demanding environments.

The No.2E surface finish is a hot-rolled, mechanically descaled finish that has been roughened by pickling or blasting. This finish provides a dull, rough surface and is typically used in environments where the aesthetic appearance of the material is not critical, but corrosion resistance and durability are.

Advantages of Hot Rolled No.2E 201J1 Stainless Steel Coils:

Cost-Effective: 201J1 offers a lower-cost alternative to higher-grade stainless steel while still providing adequate strength and corrosion resistance.

Good Formability: The hot-rolled process makes the material easier to form, making it suitable for applications requiring bending, cutting, or other forms of mechanical work.

Durability: Despite its rougher finish, 201J1 stainless steel offers sufficient durability for various industrial and structural uses.

Corrosion Resistance: While not as corrosion-resistant as 304 or 316 stainless steel, 201J1 still offers moderate protection in environments with less exposure to corrosive elements.

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