Balford processes stainless steel into deep-drawn housings, sleeves, washers and structural components for automotive, valve and industrial applications.
Stainless steel is Balford's most-used material for corrosion-resistant deep-drawn housings, sleeves and washers — including 304/316-class grades for sensor and solenoid valve applications.
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We regularly process 304 and 316-class stainless steel. Material grade is confirmed against your application and drawing before quoting — other grades on request.
Yes. Deep drawing of stainless steel housings, sleeves and cups is a core capability, with controlled wall thickness and surface finish.
Stainless generally has higher material and tooling wear costs than carbon steel; quoting is based on grade, thickness and complexity.
Send your 2D drawing or 3D model for a free DFM review and quotation. We typically respond within 24 hours.