A588 Grade B corrosion resistant steel bars has broad market prospects

BBN steel have large stock of hot rolled plate A588 Grade B corrosion resistant steel bars. Our products are exported to many countries: South Africa, France, Zimbabwe, Egypt, Mexico, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Trinidad & Tobago,Tunisia, Chile, Angola, Belarus, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Turkey, Hong Kong, United States, Bahrain, Brazil, Jordan, Czech Republic, Indonesia, Denmark, Canada, Taiwan, Iran, Tibet, Nigeria, Croatia, Kazakhstan, Poland, Iraq, Yemen, Bolivia, Serbia, Finland, Nepal, Morocco, Ireland, Singapore, Italy, New Zealand, Namibia, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Qatar, Lebanon, South Korea.

Because the A588 Grade B corrosion resistant steel bars product cutting parts are smooth and beautiful, the surface quality is good, and the dimensional accuracy is high, its mechanical properties and process performance are better than hot-rolled thin steel plates, and it is widely used. Before leaving the factory, both sides of the steel plate are coated with neutral grease to prevent rust.

We are engaged in A588 Grade B corrosion resistant steel bars corten steel, weathering steel, atmosphere corrosion resistant steel materials. After receiving your inquiry about the weathering steel, we will make quotation for you at the first time. Meanwhile, our professional team can give you valuable answers about all kinds of question about the weathering steel. For example, corten steel cost per square foot, S355J2WP equivalent, A588 Grade B corrosion resistant steel bars ASTM A242 steel properties, A588 steel yield strength, etc. If you have any demands or questions about weathering steel, please feel free to contact us.

The European Iron and Steel Industry Union (Eurofer) has sent a letter to the president of the European Commission, asking the Commission to review the existing trade safeguard measures immediately, proposing to reduce the steel import quota by 75% within six months to help the European steel industry cope with the current difficult situation; For imported steel exceeding the quota, the tariff rate can be reduced to less than 25%. Europe has also proposed restrictions on A588 Grade B corrosion resistant steel bars and so on steel imports related to crisis and safety.