Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Plate (304, 304L, 316, 316L and other grades) is a high-performance industrial material designed for demanding environments such as chemical processing, petroleum refining, shipbuilding, machinery manufacturing, and construction engineering.

Produced under ASTM, AISI, DIN, JIS, and EN standards, this stainless steel plate features a durable No.1 hot-rolled surface finish, excellent corrosion resistance, and strong mechanical properties.

Manufactured by TISCO and other certified mills in Jiangsu, China, the product is available in a wide range of thicknesses, widths, and custom sizes with fast delivery and factory competitive pricing.

Industrial sectors face serious material challenges such as:

• Strong corrosion from chemicals, acids, and seawater
• High temperature and pressure working environments
• Heavy structural loads and fatigue stress
• Harsh marine and offshore conditions
• High maintenance and replacement costs for carbon steel materials

Conventional steel plates often fail due to rust, deformation, and weak corrosion resistance.

Hot rolled stainless steel plates provide an ideal solution by offering:

• Excellent corrosion resistance (especially 316L in marine environments)
• High strength and load-bearing capacity
• Superior heat resistance for industrial applications
• Long service life with minimal maintenance
• Wide availability in multiple grades and sizes
• Excellent weldability and fabrication performance

This makes stainless steel plate the preferred material for heavy-duty industrial engineering.

Chemical Industry

• Reaction vessels
• Storage tanks
• Corrosion-resistant equipment

Petroleum & Oil Industry

• Refinery equipment
• Offshore platforms
• Pressure vessels

Shipbuilding Industry

• Ship hull structures
• Marine components
• Offshore engineering parts

Machinery Manufacturing

• Heavy equipment frames
• Industrial machine bases
• Structural supports

Construction & Infrastructure

• Bridges and structural panels
• Industrial buildings
• Load-bearing steel structures

Energy Industry

• Power plants
• Nuclear and thermal systems
• Energy processing equipment

Corrosion Resistance
Chromium and nickel create a passive oxide layer that protects the surface from rust and chemical attack.

Structural Strength
Hot rolling improves internal grain structure, increasing toughness and load-bearing capacity.

Heat Resistance
Grades like 310S and 316L maintain stability under high-temperature conditions.

Fabrication Performance
Excellent weldability and formability allow the plate to be used in complex industrial structures.

• Corrosion environment (chemical, marine, industrial)
• Temperature and pressure conditions
• Required thickness and structural load
• Fabrication method (welding, cutting, forming)
• Budget and service life requirements