This is an old iron chainmail made of oxidized flat rings.

The ring color, surface finishing, oxidation level, amount of rust, dirt level etc. can be controlled by the Substance Designer SBSAR file.

It is a metal fencing, but the iron net is highly oxidized.

The iron color, surface texture, level of bending, degree of oxidation, color of rust, range of rust can be managed through the SBSAR file.

Besides the default oxidated default preset, there are also presets of perfect, highly oxidized, highly rusted.

It is a metal fencing with a lot of rust.

The metal color, bump intensity, deformation level, oxidation level, rust color, rust amount can be managed through the SBSAR file.

Besides the default rusty default preset, there are also presets of perfect, highly oxidized, highly rusted.

It is a spiral duct which can is commonly used for HVAC.

The color, amount of polished lines, amount of scratches, dirt level etc. can be changed by using the Substance SBSAR file.

It is an elastic duct made of aluminium foil and some metallic rings. The crumpled texture offers the flexibility for bending. Therefore, this kind of ducts is usually used as a gas pipe.

The color of the foil and metal rings can be changed by the Substance SBSAR file.

It is a steel cable which can be found in daily life. Dirt can be found on the surface.

The color, contrast, amount of scratches, level of distortion, level of dirt can all be managed through the Substance SBSAR file.

This shiny piece of metal is a brushed gold having numerous radial polished spin marks.

To apply the anisotropic effect, the anisotropy angle and level maps must be used.

However, the Blender add-on Node Wrangler will NOT automatically attach them. They must be added to the Principle BSDF node manually.

It is an iron or steel metal having a prominent radial polished or brushed marks.

To acquire the effect of the radial brushed lines, please remember to apply both the anisotropy angle and anisotropy level maps.

The color, number of brushed spins, position of the circular spins, roughness variation etc. can be managed by the Substance SBSAR file.

It is a rusty chainmail. Each ring has a small opening.

The color of the rings and rust, surface bump, ring openings, oxidation and rust can be adjusted via the Substance SBSAR file.

It is a metallic chainmail with a tad of dirt and bumps on the surface. Each ring has a tiny opening to reflect the reality.

The metal color, bump height, dirt intensity and ring openings can all be set by the Substance SBSAR file.

It is a corrugated sheet of metal which is commonly used for building cargo containers or temporarily offices at construction sites.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the color, the number of corrugated pattern, edge wear level, paint bubble intensity etc.

This is the top of a soda can. It includes all the details including a pull tab. It can be put on a plain cylinder to create many cans of soft drink.

The SBSAR file allows user to change the color of the metal.

It is a wireframe generator which can generate seamless wireframe, framed wireframe and so on.

The SBSAR file allows users to change the wire color, wire amount, wire thickness etc.

They are screws of different types. Some are countersunk, some have round caps and some have hexagonal holes.

The SBSAR allows users to change the amount of rust.

It is a cooking pan with black and white spots on the coating.

The SBSAR gives users the flexibility to change the amount, size and density of dots.

It is a shiny metal plate with polished lines. The diagonal brushed marks give the metallic surface a fashionable character, so it fits for texturing doors of elevators or other stylish artworks.

Using the SBSAR file, users can change the type of metals, and control the amount of strokes and dirt.

It is a galvanized metal being hammered and having a lot of rust.

The SBSAR allows users to change the hammer size, hammer effect intensity, amount of rust, scratches and dents etc.

It is a metallic manhole cover having rust, dust and even cement on the surface. The plate is rather bumpy and studs are worn and damaged.

There are 4 presets in the SBSAR file to allow users quickly create a rusty, dirty, full of cement or clean manhole cover.

The SBSAR also gives users the flexibility to change the shape of cover, amount of studs, edge wear level, damage level, rust level, dirt level, texts on the cover, position of labels etc.

A pair of iron wires are twisted to create coins and barbs. Brownish rust also forms along the wire.

Using the SBSAR file, users can tweak the tightness, number of coils, coil size, metal color, rust color, rust level, dirt level etc.

This barbed wire texture can be used together with Chain-link Iron Wire Fence Texture Woven in Diamond Shape
(Metal 0017) material.

It is a polished metal texture with numerous barely seen horizontal lines. Scratches and dents can be found on surface.

The SBSAR allows users to adjust the amount of scratches and dents. The metal type can also be chosen.