Stainless Steel 304 Thin Foil Strip Sheet | 0.01–1.0mm Thick, 10–400mm Wide

Match thickness to your application: 0.01–0.05mm is typically used for precision shimming and gaskets; 0.1–0.3mm works well for general fabrication, guards, and liners; 0.5–1.0mm suits structural brackets and wear strips. When in doubt, go thinner — you can stack shims but you can't remove material without cutting.

Divide the mm value by 25.4. Quick reference: 10mm ≈ 3/8" (0.39"), 25mm ≈ 1", 50mm ≈ 2", 100mm ≈ 4", 200mm ≈ 7.87", 300mm ≈ 11.8", 400mm ≈ 15.75".

304 (A2) stainless steel strip generally has a tensile strength of approximately 515–620 MPa (75,000–90,000 psi) in the annealed condition. Actual values may vary slightly by thickness and temper. Contact us to confirm if your application has specific load requirements.

Yes. 304 stainless steel is generally suitable for outdoor and moist environments, offering good resistance to oxidation and most atmospheric corrosion. For marine or chloride-heavy environments (saltwater, de-icing salts), 316 stainless is typically recommended instead.

Yes. The strip is dimensioned in standard metric widths (10mm–400mm) and is compatible with metric fabrication workflows. It can be cut, bent, drilled, or formed to fit most standard metric fixtures and assemblies.

Choose 1m for one-off repairs, prototyping, or small jobs where you need minimal waste. The 3m roll is more economical per meter and is better suited for production runs, multiple cuts, or projects requiring continuous strips.

Thinner gauges (typically under 0.3mm) can generally be cut with sharp metal shears or a utility knife and straightedge. Thicker gauges (0.5mm and above) typically require tin snips, an angle grinder, or a metal-cutting blade. Always wear gloves — cut edges can be sharp.

This strip is 304 grade stainless steel (also designated A2 under ISO 3506). It typically contains approximately 18% chromium and 8% nickel, which provides its corrosion resistance. If nickel sensitivity is a concern for your application or end users, please consult a materials specialist before use.