Foshan, China — stainless plate fabrication

Stainless countertops,
edges machined to ±0.05 mm.

We cut 5–10 mm stainless plate to your drawing — countertops, worktops and benches for cabinet makers, commercial kitchens and labs. Two things about that number before you read it as a headline: it is the machined edge — the cut, the fold and the square — checked against the drawing on a part sitting flat, not the flatness of an eight-metre sheet; and apertures are held to ±0.5 mm, because that is what a sink cut-out needs. There is no minimum: one set is a valid order. You get a measured quote in 24 hours — counted from the moment a complete drawing lands, on a Foshan working day, not from your first email.

S Stone Zeng, Export Director — quotes within 24 hours, in your time zone

Length — how far you should go

2000 mmMaximum width. Length is cut to whatever you need.

8000 mmLongest single piece we can make — no joint on the top. Production is not the issue; cost and site installation are.

Ask firstSend the layout. We price one-piece and jointed both ways, and tell you when you don't need the long one.

Fig. 1 — Plate section. Thickness 5–10 mm, edges machined square and held to ±0.05 mm. Our longest single piece is 8000 mm; most layouts don't need it, and we'll say so.

At a glance

1Thickness5 / 6 / 8 / 10 mm

2Max sheet2000 × 8000 mm

3Tolerance± 0.05 mm

4Lead time15 days

5MOQ1 set

An island seen from above: a stainless deck carrying a sink with a wire basket, a round prep bowl and an induction hob, a stainless screen across the middle with glasses hanging from a rail, and a timber section at the far end. — An island seen from above: one stainless deck carrying the sink, a prep bowl, a hob and a screen. This is the part of the product a buyer judges at a metre, before any specification gets read.

What we cut

01 CountertopsSolid plate worktops for domestic and commercial kitchens. Thickness, edge and finish held on the drawing.Open 02 Benchtops, Australian and NZ namingSame product, different word. Bench, benchtop and worktop explained in one place, with mm and gauge side by side. Open 03 Integrated sinksWelded, undermount and top-mount — what each one does to the drawing, the price and the install.Open 04 Commercial kitchensPass counters, prep benches and bars for restaurants, hotels and canteens. Load paths and hygienic joints. Open 05 Industrial and lab benchesWorktops that carry weight, resist chemical attack and stay cleanable — 304 or 316L.Open 06 Technical dataGauge conversion, 304 vs 316L, finishes, edge profiles, bench heights, why stainless rusts.Open

The plate, in numbers

Thickness	5 / 6 / 8 / 10 mm
Maximum sheet	2000 × 8000 mm
Edge tolerance	±0.05 mm, machined
Standard alloy	304 — 316L on request
Standard finish	No.4 brushed
Lead time	15 days
Minimum order	1 set

Plate at this thickness is a different product from 1 mm sheet. It does not flex, it does not need a substrate, and it does not delaminate — because there is nothing laminated to it.

Why buyers send us drawings

Because the tolerance is on the drawing, not in a brochure. We quote against your dimensions, then cut, machine and inspect against the same numbers. If a dimension cannot be held, you hear it before the plate is cut, not after it lands.

We also tell you when a cheaper build does the job. On most kitchen layouts a 6 mm plate with a folded front edge beats a 10 mm slab on both price and handling — and we will say so in the quote.

How a drawing becomes a container load · What the shop can and cannot do

Where the plate goes

Cabinet makers

Tops cut to carcass dimensions, sink and hob openings positioned from your setting-out, delivered flat-packed with the cabinets.

Custom and OEM →

Commercial kitchens

Pass counters, prep benches and bar tops in 304 or 316L, with welded joints ground flush for hygiene inspection.

Commercial work →

Labs and workshops

316L worktops for chemical exposure, heavy-duty benches with load ratings stated on the drawing.

Bench work →

Send the drawing. Get a number in 24 hours.

One PDF or DXF, one email. You get a measured quote with thickness, edge, finish, packing and lead time written out — not a catalogue page.

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