We are a popular factory, supplier and wholesaler of mild steel plates and alloy steel plates in all over the globe. We follow all standards and specifications of ASTM A514 high strength steel plate boiler steel plate, structural steel plate, shipbuilding steel plates and corten steel in different types. We manufacture and supply steel plates, steel section and steel structures according to customer’s demand. The company also focus on providing customers with ASTM A514 high strength steel plate high-end steels and competitive price.
SM490B plate is a kind of structural steel produced according to Japanese Standard JIS G3106. Min. tensile strength of SM490B plate is 490MPa. SM490B plate is mainly used in buildings, bridges, ships, rail vehicles, oil tanks, containers and other buildings requiring high-level weldability. The delivery state is hot rolling for SM490B plate, ASTM A514 high strength steel plate with thickness less than 80mm; and the delivery state is normalizing for SM490B steel plate with thickness more than 80mm.
Strip steel is a kind of steel plate with thin thickness, narrow width and long length. Strip steel can be made of common carbon steel, carbon structural steel, spring steel, tool steel, stainless steel, etc. Strip steel has the advantages of high dimensional accuracy, good surface quality, easy processing and material saving. There are many kinds of strip steel, ASTM A514 high strength steel plate. Hot rolled steel strip is mainly used for cold-rolled billets, cold-formed steel billets, welded steel pipe billets, manufacture of bicycles and small hardware products.
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