Steel Plate

        oA steel plate is a flat, rectangular - shaped piece of steel. It is a fundamental construction material that has a relatively large surface area and a consistent thickness. The thickness of steel plates can vary widely, usually ranging from a few millimeters to several centimeters, depending on the specific application requirements.We could provide Thickness from 1 to 50mm, any width steel plated. With or without zinc plated.

        oCarbon steel plates are the most common and are mainly composed of iron and carbon, with small amounts of other elements such as manganese, silicon, and sulfur. Alloy steel plates contain additional alloying elements like chromium, nickel, and molybdenum, which enhance their mechanical properties such as strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance. We could provided the standard your requested like US/EU/DIN/JIS standard. For Flat plate in any request size or plate in hot or cold rolls.

        othe steel is cast into slabs through a continuous casting process. The slabs are then hot - rolled or cold - rolled to the desired thickness. Hot - rolling involves passing the slabs through a series of rollers at high temperatures. This process reduces the thickness of the slabs and improves the mechanical properties of the steel by refining its grain structure. Cold - rolling is carried out at room temperature and is mainly used to achieve a more precise thickness and a better surface finish.

        oConstruction Industry: Steel plates are widely used in building structures, including high - rise buildings, industrial plants, and warehouses. They are used as floor plates, roof plates, and for structural columns and beams. In the construction of bridges, steel plates form the main structural components such as the bridge deck and the supporting girders.

        oManufacturing of Machinery and Equipment: They are used to manufacture a wide range of machinery and equipment, such as presses, shears, and CNC machines. The frames and bases of these machines are often made of steel plates to provide stability and strength. In the automotive industry, steel plates are used for the production of vehicle chassis and body parts.

        oShipbuilding: Steel plates are a vital material in shipbuilding. They are used to construct the hull, decks, and bulkheads of ships. The large - scale and high - strength requirements of ships demand thick and high - quality steel plates that can withstand the harsh marine environment and the stresses of ocean navigation.

        oEnergy Sector: In the energy sector, steel plates are used in the construction of power plants, including nuclear power plants, thermal power plants, and renewable energy facilities such as wind turbines. They are used for the fabrication of pressure vessels, boiler shells, and turbine housings.