Hot rolled A572 Gr 55 high strength steel product stock size: 12*1600*91000, 25*1950*10250, 25*1950*10150, 14*2000*10000, 12*1600*10000, 16*1500*9340, 60*2020*6100, 25*1950*9700, 14*2000*13500, 75*2390*4320, 16*1500*9340, 50*2740*13460, 20*2100*10700, 20*2500*6200, 60*1750*9100, 34*1900*12000, 12*2050*5100, 45*2010*10000, 25*2100*8650, 70*2270*7600, 16*1500*9340, 6*1950*10000, 30*2000*7630, 20*2100*11600, 70*2260*7950, 34*1900*12000.
The difference between cold rolled steel sheet and hot rolled steel plate. The carbon content of A572 Gr 55 high strength steel, hot rolled steel plate is slightly higher than that of cold rolled steel sheet. In the case of little difference in composition, the density of cold rolled steel sheet and hot rolled steel plate is the same. Hot rolled steel plate has characteristics of low hardness, easy processing and good ductility. Cold rolled steel sheet has high hardness, and it is relatively difficult for processing. But it is not easy to deform and has high strength. Hot rolled steel plate can be made into alloy steel plate by adding other elements, and its properties are also excellent compared with other high-quality steel plates.
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With the rapid development of economy, there are many kinds of engineering projects, and their development is very fast. However, steel is an essential material in construction engineering. At present, there are many kinds of steel products on the market. In order to ensure the construction quality, the requirements for the strength, quality and corrosion resistance of A572 Gr 55 high strength steel, steel are more and more strict.
