Materials & finishes

Standard stock grades and the finishes we apply. Filter by material group, required process and the thickness you need.

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Indicative stock ranges for this concept. Other grades on request.
Grade	Group	Thickness	Bend	Weld	Coat	Finishes	Note
DC01 Cold-rolled steel	Steel	0.5–3.0 mm	Yes	Yes	Yes	Powder coat, zinc plating	Default for enclosures and covers; good surface for coating.
S235JR Hot-rolled structural steel	Steel	3.0–20.0 mm	Yes	Yes	Yes	Powder coat, hot-dip galvanising (outsourced)	Frames and base plates; mill scale removed before coating.
S355MC High-strength cold-forming steel	Steel	2.0–10.0 mm	Yes	Yes	Yes	Powder coat	Higher strength at lower weight; larger bend radii.
DX51D+Z275 Pre-galvanised steel	Steel	0.5–3.0 mm	Yes	No	Yes	Bare, powder coat	Cut edges unprotected; welding not advised.
1.4301 (304) Austenitic stainless	Stainless	0.5–8.0 mm	Yes	Yes	No	Brushed, glass-bead blasted, pickled	Food and indoor equipment; protective film on request.
1.4404 (316L) Austenitic stainless, Mo	Stainless	0.5–6.0 mm	Yes	Yes	No	Brushed, pickled and passivated	Washdown and outdoor environments.
1.4016 (430) Ferritic stainless	Stainless	0.5–2.0 mm	Yes	No	No	Brushed	Decorative panels; limited weldability.
EN AW-5754 H111 Aluminium AlMg3	Aluminium	0.8–8.0 mm	Yes	Yes	Yes	Powder coat, anodise, brushed	First choice for bent aluminium parts.
EN AW-5083 H111 Aluminium AlMg4.5Mn	Aluminium	1.5–10.0 mm	Yes	Yes	Yes	Powder coat, anodise	Marine and structural uses.
EN AW-6082 T6 Aluminium AlSi1MgMn	Aluminium	2.0–10.0 mm	No	Yes	Yes	Anodise, powder coat	Cutting and machining; tight bends may crack.
EN AW-1050A H14 Pure aluminium	Aluminium	0.5–3.0 mm	Yes	No	No	Anodise, bare	Very formable; low strength.
CW004A (Cu-ETP) Copper	Copper & brass	0.5–4.0 mm	Yes	No	No	Bare, tin plating (outsourced)	Busbars and earthing; laser-cut with reduced speed.
CW508L (CuZn37) Brass	Copper & brass	0.5–3.0 mm	Yes	No	No	Bare, lacquer	Decorative and electrical parts.

Finishes

In-house

Powder coating

RAL colours in smooth or fine structure, typical layer 60–120 µm. Mark masked threads and contact faces on the drawing.

In-house

Brushed & blasted

Grain direction for stainless and aluminium is defined on the drawing. Glass-bead blasting for an even matt surface.

Partner process

Plating & anodising

Zinc plating, hot-dip galvanising and anodising run through partner processes and are coordinated on the same order.

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