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China‑based Foshan Taiyu Stainless Steel Co., Ltd. lists five active products in its catalogue. The supplier’s catalogue covers stainless steel coils and sheets, specifically grades 304, 430, 201, 202 and an additional stainless steel coil 201 entry. Each product is identified by its alloy designation and, where provided, the corresponding HS‑code in the 7219 chapter. The listed HS codes are 7219.12 for Stainless Steel 202 (UNS S20200) and 7219.31 for Stainless Steel 201 (Austenitic Cr‑Mn‑Ni alloy). The catalogue does not include additional grades or product dimensions, focusing on these core alloy types.
The product list includes stainless steel sheet 430, a ferritic grade commonly used for heat‑resistant applications, and stainless steel 304, an austenitic grade widely applied in food‑processing equipment. The coil entries are identified as Stainless Steel 201 and Stainless Steel 202, both austenitic‑type alloys with differing nickel and manganese contents. The HS‑code family 7219 groups these products under “Flat‑rolled products of stainless steel, not further worked” which is the standard customs classification for such sheet and coil forms. No other manufacturing or processing details are supplied in the source data.
The catalogue’s five items represent standard flat‑rolled stainless steel forms. Grade 304 conforms to ASTM A240/A276 and EN 10088‑2, typically supplied in thicknesses from 0.5 mm to 6 mm with tensile strength around 505 MPa and a minimum elongation of 40 %. Grade 430 is a ferritic alloy meeting ASTM A240, often offered in similar thickness ranges but with lower corrosion resistance and a typical tensile strength of 450 MPa. Grades 201 and 202 are lower‑cost austenitic alternatives, usually complying with ASTM A240 and Chinese GB/T 4237, with tensile strengths near 470 MPa for 201 and 480 MPa for 202. In the global market these grades are shipped in bundles or on pallets, with surface finishes ranging from mill‑finished to 2B or No. 4 polish depending on buyer specifications.
The supplier lists five grades: stainless steel 304, stainless steel sheet 430, stainless steel coil 201, stainless steel 202 (HS 7219.12) and stainless steel 201 (HS 7219.31).
HS 7219.12 is linked to Stainless Steel 202 (UNS S20200) and HS 7219.31 to Stainless Steel 201 (Austenitic Cr‑Mn‑Ni alloy). Other grades are classified under the broader 7219 chapter for flat‑rolled stainless steel.
Both grades typically meet ASTM A240/A276 and EN 10088‑2. Grade 304 is an austenitic 18‑8 alloy, while grade 430 is a ferritic alloy with lower nickel content.
Buyers should request a mill test certificate, a material safety data sheet, and any applicable REACH or RoHS compliance statements. ISO 9001 certification is commonly required for quality assurance.
Flat‑rolled sheets and coils are usually bundled on wooden pallets, wrapped with stretch film, and shipped in 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers under CIF or FOB terms.
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