A588 Grade A container steel Export 3.2mm thick coil 500 tons

"Novel coronavirus pneumonia has been closed in recent years, and Pohang iron and Steel Co., Ltd. closed its overseas processing center in Italy, Malaysia, Philippines and India. At the request of the Italian government, all production activities will be stopped except for the necessary A588 Grade A container steel products. POSCO-ITPC, an Italian stainless steel cold rolling mill near Verona in northeast Italy, is scheduled to close from March 26 to April 3. The center has an annual processing capacity of 40000 tons of A588 Grade A container steel stainless steel processing plant. POSCO-MKPC in Malaysia and POSCO-PMPC in the Philippines have been closed on March 17 and 18 respectively, and will be closed to the end of March. In addition, POSCO's rolling plate processing center in India will also be closed to March 31 as instructed by the local government of India."

Experiments have proved that the outstanding feature of the precipitation-strengthened A588 Grade A container steel, wear-resistant plate in terms of mechanical properties is that the yield strength is greatly improved. For example, the yield strength of the wear-resistant plate after precipitation strengthening treatment reaches 480-8l0MPa, and the yield strength ratio is 0.55-0.56; the wear-resistant plate that uses molybdenum, vanadium, and iron composite alloying, the yield ratio after dispersion strengthening is 0.60- 0.65.

A588 Grade A container steel, SA387Gr11CL2 steel chemical composition(%): C: ≤0.15, Si: 0.44—0.86, Mn: 0.35—0.73, P: ≤0.10, S: ≤0.007, Cr: 0.94—1.56, Mo: 0.40—0.70, Ni: ≤0.25, Cu: ≤0.20, Sb: ≤0.0030, Sn: ≤0.015, As: ≤0.016.SA387Gr11CL2 steel mechanical properties: Tensile strength, ksi [MPa]: 75 to 100 [515 to 690]; Yield strength, min, ksi [MPa]: 43 [310]Elongation in 8 in. [200mm], min %: 18; Elongation in 2 in. [50mm], min, %: 22

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