The company covers an area of 15,000 square meters and the plant construction area is 10,000 square meters. We have introduced more than 50 sets of advanced A514 Gr H alloy steel plate production equipment, auxiliary equipment and testing equipment at home and abroad, more than 260 employees, more than 20 middle and senior management staff, more than 10 professional and technical personnel, annual production capacity of 100,000 tons. Main products: flat steel, A514 Gr H alloy steel plate steel pipe, steel plate, section steel, steel structure processing parts, etc. We also accept incoming materials and annealing processing.
S420m material is a fine-grain weldable structural steel that has been thermomechanically rolled. It conforms fully to the EN 10025-4 standard. S420m plates are used in welded structures, large boats and ships, various machinery, bridge supports and metal structures, as well as supporting structures for wind turbines. The steel A514 Gr H alloy steel plate is used in highway construction and other engineering projects.
For the team, cooperation is the core idea of daily work, and the core of common cooperation is resource sharing. With a perfect resource sharing mechanism, the whole team can be called a unity spirit.A good team lies in the ability to transfer resources, knowledge and information in time among team members in order to achieve the common goals of the team. So that we can share experiences and lessons."
Flat steel is a kind of steel with rectangular cross-section and blunt edges at the edges and corners. It is usually 12-300 mm wide and 3-60 mm thick. Compared with A514 Gr H alloy steel plate ordinary steel plate, the utilization rate of flat steel is increased by one to five percentage points. Moreover, flat steel can be produced with fixed thickness, width and length according to the user's requirements, which saves the cutting process for users, reduces the consumption of labor and materials, and also reduces the processing loss of raw materials, saving time, labor and material.
