Stainless steel flat bar is the name given to the rectangular-section solid material in the stainless steel long group. It is one of the two types found among solid materials with a 90-degree cross section. The other material is the square materials that appear when the cross-sectional dimensions are the same.

The production range of stainless steel flat bars is physically a minimum of 10×5 mm. Stainless steel flats are produced as cold drawn in sizes such as 10x5mm, 15x5mm, and 15×10 mm. 20×3 mm production blades and laterThey are in hot-drawn, annealed, and pickled (HRAP) condition. Maximum sizes go up to 200×50 mm, but commercially available sizes are up to 150×40 mm. Stainless steel blades are available in special grades as well as the austenitic grades we stock, but these grades are not commonly used.

Hisco Steel’s ready stocks include all commercially available qualities and sizes of stainless steel flat bars. You can also contact the Hisco Steel team for special grades that are not in stock.