High quality structural steel thick plate product A572 grade 60 high strength steel dimension(mm): 40*2300*12000, 50*1780*7000, 16*2300*12000, 50*2500*10120, 55*1800*11900, 25*2300*12000, 50*2500*10060, 60*2500*8400, 60*2100*10000, 80*1920*6000, 130*2200*10000, 140*2200*10000, 55*1800*11550, 110*2320*8100, 40*1900*7350, 150*2200*10000, 45*2200*9000, 60*2500*8300, 40*2300*12000, 90*2440*12400, 125*1920*5000.
EN10025-3 S460NL material is a hot rolled low carbon manganese steel. It has min. 460Mpa yield strength and low temperature impacting at -50℃ with minimum energy 27 J. A572 grade 60 high strength steel, S460NL also has good weldable property and possess good impact resistance (also in sub-zero temperatures). We supply S460NL steel plate for deep oceans, bulit the tanks or structural parts of nuclear submarine all over the world. Large stock of S460NL hot rolled plate available in India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Nigeria, South Africa & UAE.
On the morning of October 13, 2019 Zhengzhou International Marathon gave opening shoots in the Ruyi Lake, CBD, Zhengdong New District. This event was the “Running China” series of activities for the 70th anniversary of the Fouding of the People's Republic of China. There were 26000 participants A572 grade 60 high strength steel from 32 countries and regions including China, the United States, Italy, Russia, Spain, Ethiopia, and Kenya to witness the vicissitudes of "International Zhegnzhou". In the fierce competition, the Africa players once again showed their super strength and won the men’s and women’s full marathon championships.
Our company's logistics breaks through the perspective that the center of transportation service is ability, and emphasizes that the purpose of transportation service is customer first. Customer demand determines the content and mode of transportation service, while production is often small batch, diversified and consumer demand tends to be diversified. In the case of personalization, our logistics service also provides personalized service projects.
