Stainless steel foil is flat-rolled material taken down to gauges thin enough to wrap, form, and stack where a sheet cannot follow. Designers fold it into bellows, wind it into catalyst substrates, wrap tools for heat treatment, and punch it into precision spacers. The chromium content, above 10.5%, renews its own passive oxide film, so a foil a few hundredths of a millimetre thick still resists rust that would damage coated carbon steel. Buyers also search for the product as SS foil, stainless steel foil roll, or shim stock.
Cold rolling gives foil its tight gauge control, and we slit every order in-house from full-width coil. Our warehouse in Taloja and Mumbai can hold up to 1000 tonnes annually, and mill documentation travels with each batch from source coil through slitting. Foil ships on spools, in coils, or as cut lengths to suit the customer's feeding equipment.