What is the cheapest type of sheet metal?

Benefits

Stainless steel is an alloy of steel that contains a minimum of 10.5% chromium which leads to one of the many benefits of the material. The added chromium contributes to the corrosion resistance of stainless steel. Chromium adds a shine to the material that makes it great to use in cases where aesthetics matters. Secondly, stainless is easier to weld than aluminum. Finally, stainless steel is much harder than aluminum. Consequently, stainless is much less likely to warp, deform, or scratch under heat or force. The heat resistance lends stainless steel to be used when sanitation is an important criterion.

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Hot Rolled Steel Sheet - (ASTM A1011 CS Type B) Hot Rolled Steel Sheets are the most economical steel sheets available for a wide variety of applications and projects. Having a slighty grainy surface, its ideal for painting. Popular uses for Hot Rolled Steel Sheet include: all general fabricaton, equipment panels, tool boxes, hoppers, drip pans, etc.

Cold Rolled Steel Sheet - (ASTM A1008 CS Type B) Cold Rolled Steel Sheets are higher quality sheet that has a finer, smoother surface providing a excellent base for painting . Popular uses for Cold Finish Steel Sheet include: automotive panels, tool boxes, hoppers, drip pans, fuel tanks, trailer siding & roofing, etc.

Galvanized Steel Sheet - (ASTM A653 CS G-90 CHEM TREAT)  Galvanized Steel Sheets are intended for use where greater corrosion protection is required. With a typical protection life span of 20 years or more, Galvanized Sheets are ideal for a wide range of outdoor projects applications, or for decorative interior design.

Ordering Note: (22Ga = 1/32", 14Ga = 3/32", 16Ga = 1/16", 11Ga = 1/8"). Actual material thickness may vary due to mill tolerances. Stock sizes may vary +/- 1/8" and Cut to Size Tolerance is +/- 1/16". Color and Texture vary and cannot be guaranteed. 

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