50mm Width x 3mm Flat Bar Thin Stainless Steel Strips

50 x 3mm Thin Stainless Steel Strips

Top quality flat bar thin stainless steel strips metal supplied straight from Warrington, UK. As the name suggests, stainless steel flat bar is essentially pre-fabricated stainless steel strips.

There are dozens of widths and thicknesses of Stainless Steel Strips available from 20mm x 3mm thick up to 50mm x 6mm thick.

Looking for a durable, versatile and reliable material for your next industrial or construction project? Look no further than thin stainless steel strips manufactured by Speciality Metals. These sturdy flat bars come in various lengths, ensuring you can find the perfect size for your unique needs. Not only are they resistant to corrosion, weather, chemicals and heat, but they are also malleable, meaning they can be easily bent and shaped to fit any design. Plus, their hygienic properties make them an excellent choice for applications in the food and medical industries. Invest in Speciality Metals’ thin stainless steel strips today for a material that will stand the test of time.

Key information:

These are the available options from stock:

• 20mm Width x 3mm Thick 
• 20mm Width x 5mm Thick 
• 20mm Width x 6mm Thick 
• 25mm Width x 3mm Thick 
• 25mm Width x 5mm Thick 
• 25mm Width x 6mm Thick
• 30mm Width x 5mm Thick 
• 30mm Width x 6mm Thick 
• 40mm Width x 3mm Thick 
• 40mm Width x 5mm Thick 
• 40mm Width x 6mm Thick 
• 50mm Width x 3mm Thick 
• 50mm Width x 5mm Thick 
• 50mm Width x 6mm Thick 

Why Choose Speciality Metals

Speciality Metals is known to be the United Kingdom’s best up-and-coming small-quantity metal company.

• FREE UK delivery on all orders
• Order dispatch within 24 hours of order
• Located in Warrington, UK which is the UK home of mesh and metals
• Our experienced staff are experts in the mesh market and care personally about your customer experience

Furthermore we stock a vast range of stainless steel sections that compliment our mesh range perfectly.

Over 50,000 customers of Specialty Metals are provided with fast, friendly customer service every year. We’re the place to try when you need metal of any shape and size. We’re based in Warrington, UK.

We pride ourselves on our rapid turnaround and a large range of options.

 We are developing our online offers to give more customers access to the best metals and mesh available in the UK. 

Our mission is to be the UK’s go-to supplier for small-quantity metal requests. With an ever-growing range of products, we provide you with high quality materials, outstanding customer service and fast delivery times. Our experienced staff

We also carry a wide range of mild steel sheet metal, angle iron and round tube.

Does Thin Stainless Steel strips Have Good Thermal Conductivity?

Stainless steel, in general, has moderate thermal conductivity compared to metals like copper or aluminum. For context:

• Copper: Roughly 398 W/m·K
• Aluminum: Roughly 205 W/m·K
• Stainless Steel (e.g., 304 or 316): Approximately 14-16 W/m·K

The thickness of the stainless steel strip (or any other material, for that matter) doesn’t directly affect its thermal conductivity value. However, the thickness can influence the speed at which heat travels through the material due to the greater or lesser material mass. Thin stainless steel strips would allow heat to pass through more quickly from one side to the other because there’s less material to traverse, even though the intrinsic thermal conductivity remains the same.

In practical applications, while stainless steel is not typically chosen for its thermal conductivity, it is often selected for its combination of strength, corrosion resistance and aesthetics. If high thermal conductivity is crucial, metals like copper or aluminum are usually preferred.

Can you use Stainless Steel Strips Underground?

Stainless steel strips can be used underground, and in many scenarios, they offer benefits over other materials. One of the primary advantages of stainless steel is its outstanding resistance to corrosion, which is especially vital in underground environments where the presence of moisture, salts and other corrosive agents can be high. This corrosion resistance stems from the passive oxide layer that forms on the steel’s surface, protecting the underlying metal from reacting with its environment. Furthermore, stainless steel doesn’t leach harmful chemicals into the surrounding soil, making it environmentally safe. In addition, stainless steel’s inherent strength ensures it can withstand the mechanical stresses associated with being buried. However, it’s essential to select the appropriate grade of stainless steel based on the specific underground conditions. For instance, in environments with high chloride levels, a higher-grade stainless steel, like 316, may be more appropriate than 304 due to its superior resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion. As always, a thorough assessment of the site conditions and consultation with experts can guide the best material choice for underground applications.

Is Stainless Steel 304 Flat Bar Resistant to Bacterial Growth?

Stainless Steel 304 flat bar, like other forms of stainless steel, exhibits an inherent resistance to bacterial growth. This property is attributed to its non-porous, smooth surface which prevents bacteria from adhering and proliferating readily. The lack of crevices and the steel’s ability to be easily cleaned and sterilised make it an uninviting environment for microbial colonies. As a result, Stainless Steel 304 is widely used in environments that demand high levels of hygiene, such as hospitals, kitchens and food processing plants. Furthermore, its resistance to corrosion means that it won’t degrade easily, even when in contact with aggressive cleaning agents, ensuring the material’s longevity and sustained resistance to bacterial contamination. However, while Stainless Steel 304 offers a level of bacterial resistance, it’s essential to maintain regular cleaning and sanitation practices to ensure a truly sterile environment.