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SALUINOKI 304 Stainless Steel Sheet Metal Strips
Small changes, big improvements. SALUINOKI Sheet Metal Shims is convenient&cost-effective for simple decoration especially for home decoration.
Material&Protection
SALUINOKI Metal Shims is made of standard 304 stainless steel. Meanwhile, each piece of the metal strip is covered with protective PVC films to assure the integrity of the surface. It is also easy to clean up, no need for special cleaning methods.
Multiple Application
You can use this sheet metal strips for microwave trim kit, crafts, decoration, art, as well as kitchen tools or supports, etc. Whatever you need for a sheet metal, this 304 stainless steel can give a hand.
SALUINOKI Service
If our sheet metal shims can't meet your needs or any other problems apart from product itself, SALUINOKI will help you in any circumstance in 120 days. Your satisfaction is our very goal.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
Highly recommended.
Jonathan B.
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024
I was impressed with the packaging of the strips. They have protective film and were stacked and secured and arrived in perfect condition. They have a very uniform, lightly brushed surface that matches the pictures in the listing. I used a strip to make a ceiling bracket in my garage. Drilling small holes indicated that it was a higher strength, stainless steel. I bent the strip in several locations and cut the ends with angle grinders. I was happy with the results and recommend these.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024
Exact as described
David C
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023
I guess you could use these “shims” for a million different purposes. I ordered them to fabricate backer plates for hinges that tore out of a cabinet.I used my vise to secure the shim and then I bent it down to approximately a 90 degree angle by hand. I used a hammer to finish squaring it up. Then I attempted to cut off the piece I wanted. I have two tin snips and neither one could make a dent in the 20 gauge metal. I had to resort to my cutting wheel to cut through. That left burrs that I was able to polish off with my grinder. Next I tried drllling with a 1/8 bit. I worked my way to my third bit before succeeding. This is tough steel. I think I’ll order some cobalt bits to make the drilling easier.Get these guys and use them for your projects. You won’t regret it!
bubbs90
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023
These were ordered for several possible uses. First, to try with a set of alcohol ink markers I got. The markers might not be the best medium to try on the raw metal. surface, and maybe a light coat of spray paint would do the trick. Second, I’m waiting on a plasma cutter to be restocked at month’s end, and want to use these to freehand cut little logos, nameplates and the like for fun and practice. And maybe for resale if I like my work. The only question I have about these is whether the protective plastic was applied properly. I’ll have to make a trip to one of the local metal goods dealers to see how stainless sheet and bar comes. These have two layers of protective film on one side, and the other side is bare metal. Which allowed some of the pieces to get a little scuffed during shipping. Third and lastly, I can use a few of these plates to hone my stainless steel welding skills, and maybe fab up a teeny tiny faux bird house or something. Which will be a bit of a challenge since my rig is MIG, not TIG and I’m not sure if I have the proper gas. I gave four stars because they score low on my cheapskate-o-meter. While they are nicely laser cut (pretty sure), they would cost less than half at the local metal retailer. Well, to be fair, it would be hit and miss there, but scrap bin finds are only about 4.5 to 5 bucks a pound, and shapes like these small rectangles can be had often. So, locally, these would be around 15 bucks, give or take. For folks who don’t mind paying a bit of a premium (or have little choice due to geography) for the convenience, these will be great. One of these days I’ll work up the parameters of the cheapskate-o-meter rating, but for this item it’s a lower score based on the fact that I typically have more time than money plus a more economical local source since I don’t mind doing a little work to save a few bucks.
Monte
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2023
I’ve been having a field day with these and my 60w MOPA fiber laser! - I can mark, cut and engrave them and with the MOPA I can get color! - 11/10 would get these again!
M. Mulrooney
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023
I used it to make an LCD pressure plate for a Simrad AP16 control headThis is 300 series stainless (one reviewer erroneously and misleadingly claimed this was Al)A bargain for 12 pcs of SS sheet stock
Franklin Veaux
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023
I got these because I'm in the process of teaching myself to use a CNC milling machine. My wife had the idea of making collapsible fans with a tentacle theme, and since we all agree the world needs more tentacles, so I started with these and it was off to the races.Now, as it turns out, teaching yourself CNC milling is rather harder than it might at first seem. (We don't know what we don't know, eh?) I haven't yet produced something that I'm happy with, but that's 100% down to me, not the quality of the blanks. They're fantastic.They are a bit spendy. What you're getting for that money is protective film on both sides and extremely accurate thickness and flatness. They're not really suited for laser engraving with a diode laser—you'll want a fiber laser if that's your goal.
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