Some common quality problems that can occur with hot rolled stainless steel sheets are:

Surface defects: Surface defects such as scratches, pits, scaling, or spots can occur during the hot rolling process due to improper handling, excessive heat, or inadequate lubrication.

Dimensional inaccuracies: Over-rolling or under-rolling during the hot rolling process can lead to dimensional inaccuracies such as variations in thickness, width, or length of the stainless steel sheet.

Warping or distortion: Uneven cooling or rolling pressure during the hot rolling process can cause the stainless steel sheet to warp or distort, leading to issues with flatness and straightness.

Inclusions: Inclusions of impurities or non-metallic particles in the stainless steel sheet can occur during the hot rolling process, affecting the material's mechanical properties and surface finish.

Edge cracks or surface cracks: Cracking on the edges or surfaces of the stainless steel sheet can occur due to excessive stress, improper cooling, or insufficient lubrication during hot rolling.

Lamination: Lamination defects can occur in hot rolled stainless steel sheets when layers of the material separate or delaminate due to inadequate bonding or improper rolling conditions.

Decarburization: Decarburization is the loss of carbon from the stainless steel surface during the hot rolling process, which can reduce the material's hardness and wear resistance.

Wuxi Huazheng Stainless steel will do our best to mitigate these quality issues, it is important to maintain strict quality control measures during the hot rolling process, including monitoring temperature and pressure conditions, ensuring proper lubrication, and conducting thorough inspections of the finished stainless steel sheets. Additionally, proper handling and storage of the sheets after production can help prevent further quality problems.