Post a coil requirement.

Tell us what you need and we source it. Odd quantities, hard-to-find specs, and small releases are the point — we are not a mill and there is no minimum order. If you already have a spec sheet, send it as-is; we will do the rest.

Free to post  ·  no fee to the buyer, ever

Your spec does not get published

We translate every requirement into a master coil request before it goes anywhere. That removes the finished dimension, which is the part that would identify you to your own market. What appears on our public board is product, coating, gauge range, master widths, quality requirements and a broad region — nothing that points back to you.

Withheld in every case: your finished width and tolerances, your order volume, your release schedule, your equipment limits, your end use, and your name. No supplier learns who you are until a Transaction & Non-Circumvention Agreement is signed.

Already have a spec sheet?

Send it exactly as it is. Most buyers already have this documented — there is no reason to retype it.

PDF, spreadsheet, drawing, or a photo of a printed spec. Up to 25 MB.
Plain description is fine. We normalize it.
Attach or describe above and skip the rest — or fill in the fields below. Either way works.

Who you are

Private, and never disclosed to a supplier until terms are agreed and an agreement is signed.

What you need

Coating, gauge and spec drive the match. If something is open to substitution, say so — flexibility on any one of these meaningfully widens what we can find.

Leave blank and we apply the published ASTM tolerance.
Private. Used to work out which master widths yield cleanly — never published.
Critical for lock-forming and roll-formed parts.

How much, and how often

This is the question that decides whether a given coil works for you. A master coil runs 30,000–40,000 lb; we need to know whether that is a few months of material or several years.

If not, we look for a second buyer for the balance before anything is cut.

What your plant can receive

Handling limits kill more deals than price does, and they surface late if nobody asks early.

We respond within one business day.