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We customize metal decorative products to your exact specifications. Our expertise ensures that the unique design of any high-end project is precisely realized, from concept to flawless execution.

Materials

We specialize in high-quality stainless steel (#304/#316), aluminum, bronze and brass. We utilize these versatile metals to create durable, beautiful decorative products for a variety of architectural applications.

Surface

Provides premium decorative and protective finishes, including advanced PVD coatings and anti-fingerprint treatments. Enhance your metal products with versatile, durable and beautiful surfaces.

System

Providing integrated metal solutions for complex projects. Our custom components of aluminum honeycomb composite panels can be seamlessly integrated with functional building systems, ensuring a perfect fit and aesthetic harmony for large installations.

Satin Finish Stainless Steel Sheet

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Satin Finish Stainless Steel Sheet

Satin metal surfaces embody understated elegance, offering a smooth, matte surface that subtly reflects light without glare. This refined finish is highly practical, resisting fingerprints and smudges while offering exceptional corrosion resistance and durability. It seamlessly blends into both modern and traditional designs, making it a versatile and durable choice for a variety of architectural and interior applications.

Product Parameters

Satin Finish

Satin Finish

A satin finish is produced by mechanical grinding and polishing to create a fine, uniform surface with controlled reflection.

Its appearance is softer than a mirror finish and generally finer than a standard brushed surface, giving stainless steel a clean and premium architectural look.

Depending on project requirements, satin stainless steel can be supplied in finishes comparable to No.4 / 2J brushed or dull polished surfaces or finer No.6 / 2K satin-polished surfaces.

For decorative projects, the final finish should be confirmed according to the required texture, grain direction, gloss level, or approved sample.

Natural stainless steel silver and PVD colors such as champagne gold, bronze, rose gold, gunmetal, and coffee gold are available.

Products and Applications:

Products and Applications:

Satin finish stainless steel is commonly used where a refined metallic appearance is required without the strong reflection of mirror stainless steel.

Typical products include:

  • Wall and column panels
  • Elevator interior panels
  • Doors and entrance panels
  • Furniture and cabinet panels
  • Decorative trims and profiles
  • Handrails and railing components
  • Appliance and equipment panels
  • Retail fixtures
  • Kitchen and bathroom components
  • Custom architectural metalwork

Typical applications include:

Hotels, offices, residences, restaurants, shopping malls, retail stores, hospitals, commercial buildings, and other architectural or interior projects.

Specifications:

Specifications:

Parameter Specification
Material Stainless Steel 304 / 316
Surface Finish Satin
Typical Finish No.4 / 2J or finer No.6 / 2K style
Thickness 0.6–3.0 mm
Width 1000 / 1219 / 1500 mm
Length 2000 / 2438 / 3048 / 4000 mm
Regular Sizes 1000 × 2000 / 1219 × 2438 / 1219 × 3048 mm
Custom Sizes Available
Natural Color Stainless steel silver
PVD Colors Champagne Gold, Rose Gold, Bronze, Gunmetal, Coffee Gold, etc.
Protection PVC protective film
Packaging Export wooden case or iron frame

Custom thicknesses, dimensions, finishes, and colors can be discussed according to project requirements.

Comparison of 304 and 316 Grades:

Comparison of 304 and 316 Grades:

Both 304 and 316 satin stainless steel sheets provide an attractive decorative appearance. The main difference is their corrosion resistance and recommended service environment.

Feature 304 Stainless Steel 316 Stainless Steel
Corrosion Resistance Suitable for general environments Higher resistance in more demanding environments
Typical Use Interior and general architectural applications Coastal, humid, chloride-exposed environments
Satin Finish Excellent Excellent
PVD Colors Available Available
Cost More economical Higher

304 Satin Stainless Steel

304 can be applied to nearly all interior applications and decorations. It provides an acceptable compromise between aesthetics, resistance to corrosion, formability, and economy.

Applications include wall paneling, doors, elevators, furniture, hotels, restaurants, offices, and retail interiors.

316 Satin Stainless Steel

316 alloy is composed of molybdenum, making it more resistant to corrosion caused by chloride ions than 304.

It is thus the superior choice in cases where environmental conditions are harsher.

The final material should be selected based on the real environment of the construction.

Highlights of the Satin Finish:

Highlights of the Satin Finish:

Soft, Low-Glare Appearance

The satin finish creates a controlled reflection which is softer to look at than highly reflective mirror stainless steel.

Refined and Versatile Texture

Due to its fine surface structure, stainless steel gains an elegant and high-end look suitable for modern, minimalist, luxurious and commercial interiors.

Makes Fingerprints Less Noticeable

Compared to mirror polish, the satin finish will make even light fingerprints and smears less visible than on a highly polished metal surface.

Easy to Match with Other Materials

Its neutral metallic finish is a good match for glass, stone, wood, leather, paint finishes and other building materials.

Natural Silver and PVD Colors

The satin finish is available in natural silver or decorative colors (PVD), enabling creation of various visual effects without compromising the satin finish.

Suitable for Custom Fabrication

The material is suitable for making doors, wall cladding, elevators, furniture, trims, profiles and other custom-made architectural metal elements.

FAQs
What are the main differences between satin stainless steel and brushed stainless steel?
Satin is finer than brushed stainless steel, with a softer gloss, no noticeable brushed directional characteristics, and a smoother feel.
Not at all. Satin’s unique slightly matte finish effectively disperses light, minimizing the appearance of fingerprints and resisting stains more effectively than a mirror finish.
Very often. Satin offers an understated, luxurious feel, with a delicate texture. It is often used in hotel lobbies, high-end shopping malls, boutiques, and other places that demand a refined aesthetic.
Yes. PVD coating can impart satin stainless steel with a variety of color effects, such as satin champagne gold and satin gunmetal, creating a more understated and elegant look.
The satin finish itself does not affect the corrosion resistance of stainless steel. Choose grades 304 or 316, which offer corrosion resistance comparable to brushed steel of the corresponding grades.
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