Metco Overseas

SS 316 shims are thin metal sheets used for precise alignment, leveling, and spacing in a variety of industries, including marine, chemical, pharmaceutical, aerospace, and medical, thanks to their superior resistance to corrosion and high temperatures. The addition of molybdenum in their alloy enhances their durability in harsh, corrosive environments, such as those exposed to saltwater or aggressive chemicals

304 Stainless Steel Shims are thin pieces of 304 stainless steel used to fill small gaps, align components, provide support, and adjust tolerances in various industrial, mechanical, and structural applications. Their key features, including excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and formability, make them suitable for demanding environments in the automotive, aerospace, electronics, and manufacturing industries. They function as spacers, washers, or levelers, ensuring precision and reliability in everything from machinery alignment to structural support

Stainless Steel 316 shims are used in industries requiring high corrosion resistance, durability, and precision for alignment, leveling, and spacing of components. Key applications include industrial machinery, especially in saltwater (marine) and harsh chemical or food-grade environments, as well as aerospace, automotive, and pharmaceutical equipment. Their molybdenum content makes them particularly resistant to chloride corrosion, pitting, and high temperatures

SS 304 shim sheets are thin sheets of 304 stainless steel used for precise spacing, alignment, and support in various industries due to their excellent corrosion resistance, high strength, and durability. Key applications include the automotive and aerospace industries for engine components and precision parts, electronics for EMI shielding, and construction for HVAC systems. They are also used in food processing, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries, and for general purpose applications like leveling, spacing, and providing precise structural tolerances.

Nickel Alloy Sheets are flat-rolled products manufactured from nickel-based alloys that provide outstanding resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and high temperatures. These sheets are widely used in chemical processing, aerospace, heat exchangers, power generation, and industrial equipment operating in aggressive and high-temperature environments.