Hot-rolled steel plates are steel plates made by rolling steel ingots or continuous casting billets through multiple passes in a rolling mill at high temperatures. Their thickness is generally above 1.2mm . Hot-rolled steel plates have high plasticity and weldability, but relatively low hardness, making them suitable for the production of general structures and welded structures.
MoreHot-dip galvanized square tubes are square tubes made by rolling steel plates or steel strips into shape and then welding them, which are formed through a series of chemical reactions in a hot-dip galvanizing tank. It can also be made by cold-bending hot-rolled or cold-rolled galvanized steel strips and then high-frequency welding them into a kind of hollow square cross-section steel pipe.
MoreWelded pipes are steel pipes made by rolling steel plates or steel strips into shape and then welding them. They are widely used in construction, machinery, petroleum, water supply and other fields.
MoreWorking overtime late into the night to pack and ship goods for customers, all for ensuring the timeliness of delivery
MoreGalvanized steel strip packaging should follow the principle of "moisture-proof, shock-proof and rust-proof". Through standardized packaging (rust-proof paper +PE film + steel corner protectors) and scientific stacking (fixed intervals + desiccants), it can ensure that the products have zero defects during transportation.
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