With embossed finishes, the sheet is rolled on one side—ideal for a high-quality appearance and scratch resistance. Pattern rolling involves rolling both sides, additionally creating visual flatness, greater rigidity and interesting light reflections. We offer both options and will advise you on the right choice for your project.

In addition to stainless steel, we also process aluminium, brass, copper and other non-ferrous metals. Pattern rolling improves both the surface quality and the mechanical properties of all these materials.

Pattern-rolled sheets are scratch-resistant, visually flat and offer greater rigidity. Depending on the rolled pattern, properties such as slip characteristics or robustness can be tailored to specific requirements – equally relevant for mechanical engineering, architecture and façade construction.

Pattern-rolled sheets in widths up to 1,500 mm, lengths up to 6,000 mm and thicknesses up to 2.0 mm – available in coil or sheet form.

Pattern-rolled surfaces are used in architecture and façade design, shipbuilding and yacht construction, shopfitting and exhibition stand construction, as well as mechanical engineering—wherever surfaces need to combine functionality with visual appeal.

Yes. We develop and produce our own rolled patterns, available exclusively from mirrorINOX. This provides additional design options for projects with bespoke design requirements.

Yes. Pattern-rolled finishes can be combined directly with other processes, such as PVD/TiN coating, nanoINOX® coating or mirror polishing. Everything from a single production source, with no detours.