Our technical department plays important role in our professional communication with customers, especially those who have high technical requirements for steel materials and those who need complex further processing. Under such condition, our technician department can provide technical support in time, anylize customer design or make drawing according to customer needs rapidly, so that we can proceed smoothly. The profession of our team has won great praise of customers.
The advantages of A588 Gr C structural steel plate, seamless steel pipe are high pressure resistance, good toughness, long pipe section and few joints. It is widely used and the rolling technology of domestic steel mills is also very mature. Compared with round steel, the weight of seamless steel pipe is lighter under the same strength. Seamless steel pipe manufacturing ring parts, can improve the utilization of materials, simplify the manufacturing process, save materials and processing time. Compared with the welded pipe, there is no weld on the outer surface of seamless steel pipe, and it has good compression resistance.
The secondary quenching and low temperature tempering of A588 Gr C structural steel plate, wear-resistant composite plate is mainly used for important carburized parts with high mechanical properties, especially for coarse grain steel. However, after carburizing, it needs to be heated twice at high temperature to increase the deformation and oxidation decarburization of the workpiece.
In 2015, we participated in an tender for oil and casing pipe in Pakistan. Because of our professional service and company strength. The end user chose us as the final contractor of the project of 22000 meters pipes of different sizes production. It takes us about 3 months to produce all the pipes A588 Gr C structural steel plate . We use bulk vessel to ship the pipe to Karachi port. Our engineers went to Karachi port to inspect the condition along with the customer when ship arrive. The customer gave high appraise to the pipe quality and our service