3Lamiera inossidabile da mm

UN 3mm stainless sheet sits at the boundary between cold rolled and hot rolled production. The correct choice depends on:

  • Requisiti di finitura superficiale
  • Tolleranza dimensionale
  • Proprietà meccaniche
  • Ambiente applicativo

General recommendation:

  • Utilizzo cold rolled 3mm stainless sheet for precision and appearance
  • Utilizzo hot rolled 3mm stainless plate for structural and heavy-duty use

UN 3mm stainless sheet is a medium-thickness flat-rolled stainless steel product widely used in fabrication, costruzione, produzione di attrezzature, e applicazioni industriali.

At this thickness, stainless steel can be produced by both laminazione a freddo E laminazione a caldo, making it an important selection point in engineering and procurement.

Cold Rolled vs Hot Rolled Stainless Steel

The rolling process determines the sheet’s thickness capability, tolleranza, finitura superficiale, e proprietà meccaniche.

Lamiera di acciaio inossidabile laminata a freddo

Cold rolling is performed at room temperature after hot rolling, seguita da ricottura e finitura superficiale.

Caratteristiche:

  • Superficie liscia e uniforme (2B, BA finishes)
  • High dimensional accuracy and tight tolerances
  • Improved strength due to work hardening
  • Excellent flatness

Intervallo di spessore tipico:

  • 0.3mm – 6mm
  • Most commonly used below 4.5mm

Applicazioni:

  • Componenti di precisione
  • Pannelli decorativi
  • Attrezzature ed elettrodomestici da cucina
  • Medical and food-grade equipment

Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Sheet

Hot rolling is carried out at high temperatures above recrystallization, allowing larger deformation and thicker products.

Caratteristiche:

  • Rough surface (No.1 finish, pickled or scaled)
  • Lower dimensional accuracy compared to cold rolled
  • Better ductility for forming and welding
  • Suitable for heavy-duty applications

Intervallo di spessore tipico:

  • 3mm – 200mm+

Applicazioni:

  • Fabbricazione strutturale
  • Heavy machinery
  • Piattaforme industriali
  • Pressure vessels and tanks

Thickness and Process Comparison Table

Tipo di processo Intervallo di spessore Tolleranza Finitura superficiale Main Applications
Cold Rolled Stainless Sheet 0.3mm – 6mm Alta precisione (±0.10mm) Liscio (2B, BA) Decorativo, parti di precisione
Hot Rolled Stainless Sheet 3mm – 200mm+ Precisione inferiore (±0.20–0.30mm) Ruvido (N.1) Strutturale, industriale

Why 3mm is a Critical Thickness

IL 3mm thickness is considered a transition point between cold rolled and hot rolled stainless steel.

Key Reasons:

1. Equipment and Rolling Capability

  • Cold rolling requires higher pressure as thickness increases
  • Efficient production typically limits cold rolled sheets to ≤6mm
  • Hot rolling can easily produce thicker sections from slabs

2. Surface Requirements

  • Cold rolled sheets are selected when appearance and smoothness are important
  • Hot rolled sheets are used where surface finish is not critical

3. Precisione dimensionale

  • Laminato a freddo: tighter tolerances for precision manufacturing
  • Laminato a caldo: acceptable variation for structural use

4. Mechanical Behavior

  • Cold rolled increases strength and hardness
  • Hot rolled improves ductility and weldability

Standard Sizes for 3mm Stainless Sheet

Common Sheet Formats

Spessore Larghezza (mm) Lunghezza (mm) Supply Form
3.0 mm 1000 / 1219 / 1500 2000 / 2438 / 3000 Foglio
3.0 mm 1000 – 2000 Coil length Bobina

Note:

  • Cold rolled 3mm is usually supplied as precision flat sheets
  • Hot rolled 3mm is often supplied as plate or pickled sheet (HRAP)
  • Custom sizes are widely available for fabrication

Guida alla selezione delle applicazioni

Requisito Tipo consigliato
Elevata qualità della superficie Laminato a freddo
Lavorazione con tolleranze strette Laminato a freddo
Saldature strutturali Laminato a caldo
Applicazioni con carichi pesanti Laminato a caldo
Ambienti igienici Laminato a freddo

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