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EN10025-3 S355NL steel plate is the normalized steel EN10025-3,as his standard (fine grained steel). EN10025-3 S355NL steel plate yield strength and tensile strength equal to Q345 low alloy steel in our country, corresponding NL is the requirement of 5...
JISG3106 SM400A carbon steel plate is classify by chemical composition, JISG3106 SM400A carbon steel plate is divided into low carbon, medium carbon and high carbon steels....
E36 steel has good low-temperature impact toughness, the technical difficulties and therefore the development of E36 ship plate is not only the strength requirements, at the same time on the low temperature (-40 DEG) impact toughness and welding performan...
C55K steel plate is one mainly of high carbon steel and under UNE36011 standard. UNE36011 C55K is widely used for gear, connecting rod, wheels, wheel rim, flat spring, also for casting. The main Chemical composition of UNE36011 C55K steel includes C ,si a...
The carbon content of EN10083 C60 is between 0.57 and 0.65 ,therefore, EN10083 C60 carbon steel plate be called one kind of high carbon steels. We can find EN10083 C60 in many fields ,such as ships building industry, electricity industries, petroleum, che...
P235GH belongs to Boiler steels and one kind of EN specification. The advantages of P235GH includes good plasticity, toughness, cold bending property and weldability. P235GH generally is applied in nuclear steel shell, pressure vessel and equipment compon...
N10216-2 P265GH pressure vessel steel plate is one kind of Boiler steels and has excellent welding characteristics. EN10216-2 P265GH pressure vessel steel plate is used worldwide by fabricators serving the oil and gas industry and can be found in heat exc...
A572Gr50 high strength low alloy structural steel plate is widely used in engineering structures, such as construction steel structure, construction machinery, mining machinery, heavy truck, mountainous bridge, pressure vessel, especially for mechanical...
