ASSDA is excited to present the seventh edition (2022) of the Stainless Steel Stock Guide, a free resource aimed at disseminating an up-to-date breakdown of 'ex-stock' stainless steel materials on offer in Australia.
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What is the ASSDA Stainless Steel Stock Guide and how does the 2022 edition differ?
It is an online-only publication that details the stocking (defined as stocked in Australia as a regular item) portfolio of commonly-used stainless steel semi-finished and finished materials.
The 2022 edition has reviewed all sections of stock and included a new sub-section on coloured stainless steel sheet and 316L pharmaceutical grade tube and fittings.
Information has been provided to ASSDA by suppliers and is intended as a general indication of common availability only. Contents include:
- Coil, Sheet, and Plate
- Safety Flooring Products
- Bar
- Wire and Wire Rope
- Mesh
- Pipe and Tube
- Pipe and Tube Fittings
- Fasteners
Australian suppliers have the capacity to tailor many products to individual specifications, and special product runs can be arranged provided sufficient time is allowed.
If you are looking for a supplier, fabricator or other stainless steel service, the ASSDA Buyers' Guide is an excellent starting point. Available on the homepage of www.assda.asn.au, the ASSDA Buyers' Guide is a comprehensive industry directory and reference to the stainless steel industry in Australia, designed to promote our industry and member capabilities.
Who is it for?
Anyone who needs or wants to know about what stainless steel materials are readily available, and in what form and specification.
As a designer, specifier or engineer, use the Stainless Steel Stock Guide to better understand the relevant specification, sizes and product dimensions of readily available materials to aid project management and delivery.
As a fabricator or producer of stainless-bearing goods, use it not only for your day-to-day procurement queries, but also to find ways to streamline operations, better manage inventories and optimise your own production processes.
