Factory price export corten a construction steel sheet steel to Mexico

Common medium thick and heavy steel plates are widely used for manufacturing various containers, furnace shells, furnace plates, bridges and automobile static steel plates, low steel alloy steel plates, bridge steel plates, general steel plates, boiler steel plates, pressure vessel steel plates, pattern steel plates, automobile girder steel plates, tractor parts and welding components. corten a construction steel sheet, bridge steel plates are used for large railway bridges. They are required to bear dynamic load, impact, vibration, corrosion resistance, etc.

Our company has established and constantly improved the customer service system and emergency response system. Through the customer service management system, we track the service of the after-sales service team and provide efficient and standard services in time. At the same time, the company formulates a regular return visit system, compares the historical cases of customer problems, proposes a pre solution, and ensures that the service is in place in a short time.

The main raw material of corten a construction steel sheet, hot rolling coil is billet. After heating the billet, the strip made from the coarse and fine rolling mill is cooled to a certain temperature by specific cooling, and then the cooled steel strip is made into rolled steel strip by coiler. But generally, according to the buyer's demand, the manufacturer can further process the cooled steel strip into steel plate or flat coil and other products.

Weathering steel has good resistance to atmospheric corrosion. Although the initial investment cost of weathering steel is slightly higher than that of ordinary carbon steel. Compared with methods such as spraying anticorrosive coating on the surface of ordinary carbon steel, the later maintenance costs of ordinary carbon steel are weathering steel. 1.5-2 times. Therefore, corten a construction steel sheet weathering steel can reduce environmental pollution and is a key promotion technology for energy saving and emission reduction. Most domestic weathering steels are painted and used, and their original intentions of no-painting and "rust prevention" have not been exerted to a greater extent.