347 Galvanized Stainless Steel Sheet 304 2b Finish Mirror Polished Finished 2400 X 1200 2500 X 1250

Working with stainless steel sheet metal is relatively easy in many ways, although there are challenges depending on what you’re trying to do and the grade you’re using.

For instance, thin sheets require care when welding to avoid warping or burning, while thick sheets can be difficult to bend. Cutting sheets usually isn’t difficult as long as you work with a vendor who has the right tools -- like a state-of-the-art laser cutter machine.

Welding:The two biggest difficulties with welding stainless steel sheet metal are metal thickness and heat distribution.As with any thin metal sheet, applying too much heat too quickly will warp the metal, and there is always a risk of burn through. MIG welding gives you a good deal of control over the heat you apply, but your manufacturer will still need to brace the weld appropriately and use plenty of tacks to keep it in place. Your engineer should spread the heat out and allow the metal to cool as needed.

Bending:The thinner the sheet, the easier it is to bend. Thin sheets can be bent by hand, while thicker sheets will require a bending tool.

Cutting:These days, sheets can be cut using high-tech lasers [insert link here later]. For the stubbornly old-fashioned, there are still metal snips, a hacksaw, jigsaw or a band saw. Always file off burs before handling.

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