Stainless steel cuts - Import export

Stainless steel is a very common material to use in fabrication projects, thanks to its versatility and durability, among others. Stainless steel possesses high good corrosion resistance which makes it the primary option for industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, petrochemicals and machinery.The versatility of stainless steel requires different fabricating techniques. Stainless steel is a sensitive material which requires delicate weld preparation practices such as thorough surface preparation prior to commencement of welding. Shoddy surface cleaning may compromise the material features such as corrosion resistance. Stainless steel has definite advantages over other metals and, it’s one of the most expensive metal. This high cost puts additional pressure on fabricators to be more careful in fabrication processes. Stainless steel should be fabricated in a specialized clean workshop to prevent contamination. Also it required specialist steel contractors

Plasma cutting operates by firing an electrically ionised heated gas (plasma) out of a nozzle at a high speed towards the metal. This will form an electrical ark within the gas. High level of heat is generated as electricity from the nozzle travels down this plasma. This heat melts the metal where cutting is achieved. Plasma cutters can cut stainless steel, aluminium, brass and copper along with mild steel. It’s particularly ideal for thick metal, up to 50 mm. If cutting highly reflective or very thick sheets of metal is required, plasma should be the ideal cutting method. Our modern steelwork fabrication shops have computer-aided design and detailing (CAD), which is linked directly to factory floor computer numerically controlled (CNC) machinery, creating a genuine seamless CAD/CAM environment. Novelty Steel has adapted EN 1090-2 standards into its manufacturing processes supervised by experienced quality management team.