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Carbon Steel Plate
Hot Rolled Steel A36 (ASTM A36) is the most commonly available grades of the hot-rolled steels which has good overall mechanical properties, is easily fabricated and may be formed hot or cold. Due to the hot roll process the surface on this steel will be rough when compared to cold rolled. ASTM A36 yield strength is also less than C1018.
A572 Grade 50 Hot Rolled Steel Plate
ASTM A572, specification for High-strength low-alloy Columbium-Vanadium structural steel plate. This specification covers 5 grades and 4 types of high strength low alloy structural steel shapes, plates, piling, bars. Grade 42, 50, 55, 60, 65 and type 1, 2,2 3, 5. Low alloy and high strength structural steel plate is widely used in engineering structure applications, such as building structure, construction machinery, mine machinery, truck, bridge, pressure vessel, etc.
SPHC is manufactured through a process known as hot rolling, where steel is passed through rollers at high temperatures to form sheets or strips. This helps improve its physical properties such as strength, durability, and ductility.
SPHC is manufactured through a process known as hot rolling, where steel is passed through rollers at high temperatures to form sheets or strips. This helps improve its physical properties such as strength, durability, and ductility.
A516 hot rolled steel plate is a high-quality boiler and pressure vessel steel that is very suitable for low to medium temperature applications.
Manganese Plate is the ideal solution for cases where severe wear is combined with shocks or high pressure capable of work-hardened its austenitic structure. Used in jaws of crushers, hammers or pulverizers, cutting edges of large excavators, liners of shotblasting units, cores and wall of parpen moulds, and screens.
Mild Steel plate is made from low-carbon mild steel that is used to provide additional strength and support to buildings and other structures. It is commonly used in road repairs as platforms, structural members in buildings, bridges, and general fabrication works.
The steel used to create storage tanks falls into two main categories: carbon steel and stainless steel. Carbon steels can be divided into three main categories: low carbon steel, medium carbon steel, and high carbon steel.
Carbon Shipbuilding Steel Plate
Shipbuilding steel plate refers to the carbon and alloy steel plate used in offshore and marine contructions, common grades are A, B, D, E, AH32/36/40, DH32/36/40, and EH32/36/40 which ranged from different strength.














