5WL Embossed Stamped Stainless Steel Sheet

5WL stainless steel carries the same vertical ripple (wave) texture as 2WL, but pressed to a greater depth — tighter, more raised waves that deliver a stronger, more three-dimensional rhythm and added slip resistance. Pressed this deep, the raised wave crests read almost like rows of rice grains / cereal grains, giving 5WL its signature tactile, woven character.

Finish:

2B/BA/N0.4/Mirror+ PVD

Materials:

201, 304/304L, 316/316L, 430 stainless steel

Color

Original, Gold, Rose Gold, Black, Bronze, Blue

Delivery Time:

Standard lead time: 7–15 days (depending on order volume)

MOQ:

As Your Need

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Product Specifications & Ordering Info

Overview

Sizes & Grades

Lead Time & Terms

Basic Info. of 5WL Stainless Steel Sheets

5WL stainless steel is an embossed / stamped ripple-pattern sheet, where precision rolling molds press continuous vertical wave lines into the surface at a deeper profile than 2WL. Because the press is deeper and tighter, the raised crests of each wave separate into short, plump segments — so the surface reads as rows of rice-grain / cereal-grain beads running vertically, rather than the smooth continuous lines of 2WL. This grain-like relief gives the metal a rich, tactile, almost woven appearance, catches and scatters light to soften glare, and helps conceal fingerprints, fine scratches, and everyday wear. The deeper texture also adds rigidity and surface grip. The result is both decorative and durable — well suited to elevator interiors, wall cladding, commercial fixtures, feature panels, and anti-slip surfaces on industrial equipment and machine covers. The grain size and wave pitch can be customized to match the project.

Produced from coils supplied by well-known major mills in China, our 5wl textured stainless steel offers stable quality, consistent pattern definition, and reliable performance for both architectural and industrial projects.

Available Finishes & Colors

Finish: based on 2B / BA / No.4 surface, combined with PVD coating to achieve multiple finishes in 5WL patterns.

Rose Gold

Gold

5WL champagne stamped textured stianless steel sheet in 201 304 316

Champagne Gold

Blue

Black

Bronze

Same-shape comparison — 2WL vs 5WL

Same wave shape, deeper press. Choose 5WL when you want the ripple to read clearly from a distance; choose 2WL for a more subtle effect.

	2WL	5WL
Shape	Vertical ripple / wave	Vertical ripple / wave (same)
Embossing depth	Shallow	Deeper
Pitch	Finer, closer	Wider, more pronounced
Visual effect	Soft, subtle satin flow	Bold, raised, stronger 3D rhythm
Best when you want	A refined, understated finish	A statement surface with more depth and grip

Available Size and Grade for 5WL Embossed Stainless Steel Sheet

Metric

Imperial

Stainless Steel Sheet Specifications (mm)
Grade	Origin Mill	Width × Length (mm)	Thickness (mm)	Finishes	Mill Finish
201	Hongwang, Lisco	1000 × 2000 1219 × 2438 1219 × 3048 1500 × 3000	0.3–3.0	Embossed	2B
304L	Yongjin, Jisco, Posco PZSS, Tisco, Lisco
316	Posco PZSS, Tisco
316L	Posco PZSS, Tisco
304	Yongjin, Jisco, Posco PZSS, Tisco, Lisco	1000 × 2000 1219 × 2438 1219 × 3048 1250 × 2000 1250 × 2438 1250 × 3048 1250 × 3000
430	Jisco, Krupp

Stainless Steel Sheet Specifications (Imperial)
Grade	Origin Mill	Width × Length (ft)	Thickness (Gauge)	Finishes	Mill Finish
201	Hongwang, Lisco	3.28 × 6.56 4.00 × 8.00 4.00 × 10.00 4.92 × 9.84	Approx. 30–11 Ga	Embossed	2B
304L	Yongjin, Jisco, Posco PZSS, Tisco, Lisco
316	Posco PZSS, Tisco
316L	Posco PZSS, Tisco
304	Yongjin, Jisco, Posco PZSS, Tisco, Lisco	3.28 × 6.56 4.00 × 8.00 4.00 × 10.00 4.10 × 6.56 4.10 × 8.00 4.10 × 10.00 4.10 × 9.84
430	Jisco, Krupp

Guidance to Choose a Right Size for Your Embossed 5WL SS Sheets

Before purchasing, you should estimate the overall weight of the finished decorative sheet and the load-bearing capacity of the application area to avoid overloading.
Since decorative sheets are primarily used for aesthetic purposes, a smaller thickness is sufficient, which not only saves costs but also meets the requirements. Whether for indoor or outdoor use, the ideal thickness range for stainless steel decorative sheets is between 0.5mm and 2.0mm.

Sheets thinner than 0.5mm are too fragile and can be easily damaged during handling and manufacturing.
Sheets thicker than 2.0mm are difficult to process and challenging to use in practical applications.

Ordering Details

Stock: 7–10 days
Forward Order: 30–45 days
Custom orders: 25–30 days
Payment: By negotiation (commonly CAD, DP, DA, LC)

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FAQ — 5WL

What's the difference between 5WL and 2WL?

They share the same vertical wave shape. 5WL is pressed deeper, so the raised crests break into a rice-grain-like relief with a wider, more pronounced pitch; 2WL is shallower, reading as smooth, soft satin lines.

Functionally, 5WL gives a stronger visual and better grip.

Why does 5WL look like rice grains?

It is still the same vertical ripple as 2WL — but the deeper, tighter press separates each wave crest into short, plump segments, so the surface reads as rows of rice-grain / cereal-grain beads. The grain effect is a result of depth, not a different pattern.

How is 5WL different from 6WL, 7WL, 7DL, and 15DP?

Mainly the shape. 5WL (with 2WL) is a ripple / wave pattern. 6WL and 7WL are diamond / water-drop mesh patterns. 7DL and 15DP are round-dome (dot) patterns (both round; they differ by dome size, density, and depth). Within the wave family, 5WL vs 2WL is purely a depth choice.

Is 5WL good for anti-slip use?

Its deeper waves give more grip than 2WL, so it suits feature surfaces and light anti-slip panels. For maximum slip resistance, see the round-dome family (15DP).