Stainless steel seamless butt welded lap joint stub end

The most popular way to process metal is to bend stainless steel plates using machinery, which gives the finished product greater strength and aesthetic appeal. A thorough introduction to stainless steel flanging is provided below:
manufacturing technology
Raw material preparation: First, the necessary stainless steel sheet needs to be made.
The stainless steel sheet is trimmed to the necessary size.
Configure the device: To suit the thickness and hardness of the stainless steel sheet, adjust the pressure and angle of the flanging machine.
Flanging is processed by applying pressure and an angle to a cut stainless steel plate while using a flanging machine. Usually, single or double side flanging can be used to process it.
Finishing the flanging: After flanging, the flanging component needs to be finished to remove extra burrs and acute angles, making it more smooth and attractive.
Verify the standard: After flanging, the stainless steel plate must be checked one more time to make sure its quality and dimensions are acceptable.
Material: 304, 316L, and other high-quality stainless steel materials are frequently utilized for stainless steel lap joint stub ends.
Stainless steel lap joint stub ends can be processed into a range of different forms and sizes for flanging plates, depending on the needs of the customer. After flanging, stainless steel plates typically have a width of 1000mm–1500mm and a thickness of 0.3mm–3.0mm.
Standard:
Production standards for stainless steel lap joints and stub ends typically correspond to regional industry standards as well as global processing and manufacturing norms including GB, ASTM, JIS and EN.
Use: Stainless steel lap joint stub ends are frequently used in the building, automotive, electronics, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. Stainless steel lap joint stub ends are typically used for decoration, interior design, and other purposes in the building business. They can also be used in the fabrication of pneumatic components, fuel tanks, water tanks, and other equipment and parts in the machinery, automotive, and other industries.