Steel Sheets
| Grade/Alloy | A36, H.R., C.R., Satincoat, Galvanised |
| Length | 4'x8', 4'x10', 4'x12', 5'x10' |
| Diameter | 28JA (,015'') to 10ja (,135) (see pages 35 et 36) |
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FAQ – Everything You Need to Know About Steel Sheets
A steel sheet is a flat, thin, and versatile metal product used in a wide variety of industrial, commercial, and manufacturing applications. Lighter and more flexible than a steel plate, steel sheets are especially valued for projects requiring bending, forming, cutting, or assembly.
Steel sheets are available in several grades and finishes to meet specific fabrication, structural, or corrosion-resistance requirements. Thanks to their versatility, steel sheets are widely used in fabrication shops as well as in the construction, transportation, ventilation, agriculture, and metal processing industries.
The main difference between a steel sheet and a steel plate lies in the thickness and rigidity of the material.
Steel sheet: a thinner, more flexible product that is easy to bend or form. It is commonly used for light fabrication, cladding, ducts, panels, and formed components.
Steel plate: a much thicker and more rigid product designed for structural applications, heavy loads, and demanding industrial environments.
In general, many steel distributors consider a product to become a plate starting at approximately 3/16’’ (≈ 4.8 mm) thick.
Steel sheets are available in several grades and finishes to meet various technical and aesthetic requirements.
- A36: Versatile structural steel that is easy to weld and fabricate
- H.R. Steel (Hot Rolled): Ideal for industrial and structural applications
- C.R. Steel (Cold Rolled): Offers improved dimensional accuracy and a smoother finish
- Satin Finish Steel: Used when surface appearance is important
- Galvanized Steel: Protected against corrosion with a zinc coating
The choice of steel sheet mainly depends on the operating environment, the desired finish, and the mechanical requirements of the project.
Steel sheets are available in several standard formats to suit a wide range of projects.
Available sizes:
- 4′ x 8′ → ≈ 122 x 244 cm
- 4′ x 10′ → ≈ 122 x 305 cm
- 4′ x 12′ → ≈ 122 x 366 cm
- 5′ x 10′ → ≈ 152 x 305 cm
- Other sizes available upon request
These various formats help optimize fabrication, reduce material waste, and better adapt the product to the customer’s specific requirements.
Steel sheets are available in several gauges depending on the intended application.
Available thicknesses:
- From 28 gauge (≈ 0.015’’)
- Up to 10 gauge (≈ 0.135’’)
The choice of thickness depends on several factors:
- Required rigidity
- Type of fabrication or forming
- Load-bearing requirements
- Manufacturing or installation constraints
Thinner sheets are commonly used for cladding or light forming, while thicker sheets are better suited for industrial and structural applications.
Yes. Steel sheets can be custom cut according to your project specifications.
Custom steel sheet cutting allows you to:
- Receive ready-to-install parts
- Reduce fabrication operations in the shop
- Minimize material waste
- Simplify transportation and handling
Simply provide the required dimensions to receive a quote tailored to your needs.
Steel sheets are used in a wide variety of industrial and commercial applications, including:
- Metal part fabrication
- Metal bending and forming
- Panels and cladding
- Ventilation ducts and industrial ventilation
- Light structures and supports
- Agricultural and industrial equipment
- Transportation and vehicle body manufacturing
- Welding and general fabrication work
Their versatility makes them an ideal material for many industries and applications.
The choice of material mainly depends on the operating environment, the desired weight, corrosion resistance, and the mechanical requirements of the project.
- Steel sheets are appreciated for their strength, versatility, and excellent cost-effectiveness in industrial and structural applications.
- Stainless steel sheets offer outstanding corrosion resistance and are commonly used in the food, commercial, medical, and architectural sectors.
- Aluminum sheets are much lighter and naturally corrosion resistant. They are particularly suitable for applications requiring reduced weight, such as transportation, cladding, ventilation, or certain manufacturing projects.
Depending on your project, it may be advantageous to choose a lighter material, a more corrosion-resistant metal, or a material better suited for demanding environments.
The price of a steel sheet varies depending on several factors:
- The steel grade or type
- The selected finish (galvanized, hot rolled, cold rolled, etc.)
- The dimensions
- The thickness (gauge)
- The quantities ordered
- Custom cutting requirements
To obtain accurate pricing, it is recommended to request a quote and provide the complete specifications of your project.
Yes. We offer fast and reliable steel delivery services, whether for standard sizes, custom-cut sheets, or large-volume orders.
We can deliver directly to your workshop, plant, or job site throughout Estrie, Montérégie, and surrounding areas.
Depending on product availability and your location, some orders may also qualify for fast delivery, sometimes as soon as the next day.
