Stainless Steel Coil is created by winding or coiling a completed steel product, such as a sheet or strip, after it has been rolled. The width of the steel coil is substantially greater than the thickness. Steel coils can be categorized as Hot Rolled, Cold Rolled, depending on the production process.

Stainless steel is initially produced in slabs, which are then put through a conversion process using a Z mill, which converts the slab into coil prior to further rolling. These wide coils are typically made at around 1250mm (sometimes a little wider) and are known as 'mill edge coils'.These wide coils are further processed using a range of manufacturing techniques such as slitting, where the wide coil is slit into a multitude of strands; this is where much of the confusion around the terminology comes in. After slitting, the stainless steel forms a batch of coils taken from the mother coil and these are referred to by many different names, including strip coils, slit coils, banding or simply strips.

Stainless steel coils are commonly used in the following industries and applications:Vehicles/automotive industry

Water supply industry

Construction

Environmental protection industry

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