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Min Order Qty:: 1 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 1 m.t./month

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Standard:	ASTM,DIN,GB,JIS	Grade:	SPCC	Thickness:	0.18MM to 1.5MM
Place of Origin:	Jiangsu China (Mainland)	Brand Name:	CNBM	Model Number:	CGLCC
Type:	Steel Coil	Technique:	Cold Rolled	Surface Treatment:	Coated
Application:	Building material	Special Use:	High-strength Steel Plate	Width:	30mm to 1250mm
Length:	according requirement	Color:	RAL color code or follow sample	Surface:	Film or not
Paint type:	PE / PVDF	Top paint thickness:	15micron - 30micron	Back paint thickness:	5-30micron
Base plate:	Galvalume steel coils(aluzinc steel)

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	standard seaworthy packaging
Delivery Detail:	30 days after confirming the order

Prepainted galvalume steel coils( prepainted steel coil ):

PPGI is the material which uses galvalume steel as the basic substrate metal. PPGL is prepainted galvalume steel, also known as precoated steel, coil coated steel, color coated steel etc.A galvalume steel sheet in coil form is cleaned, pretreated, applied with various layers of organic coatings which can be paints, vinyl dispersions, or laminates.These coatings are applied in a continuous process known as Coil Coating.The steel thus produced in this process is a prepainted, prefinished ready to use material.

1.The Specification of prepainted galvalume steel coils:

prepainted galvalume steel coil
Brand Name:	CNBM
Standard:	ASTM; ASTM; EN;GB
Grade:	CGLCC
Size:	Thickness:	0.18-1.5mm
	Width:	≤ 1250mm
	Length:	Coil or client’s requirements
Base plate:	galvalume steel coils
Color:	RAL color or accoridng the sample
Coil ID:	508 /610mm
Coil Weight:	3-10 Tons
Type :	coil or sheets

Q: Can a steel at 0.0055 of thickness still be powerful enough to bash skulls? As well as stop handgun cartridges or at least weaken them?You see, i had an idea of making a cylindrical Knuckles made from steel. By my dimensions, 5in diameter, 12 inch h1 and 15 in h2. Half-Sphere: a sphere that is cut in half for the dome at the fist:( [ pi x ( d ^ 3) ] / 6 ) / 2Cylinder: I don't follow your calculations. It seems to me that the piece you show could be made from .01 steel and still be less than a pound. Also, it is hard to get steel thinner than .015 because anything thinner is not very useful. If you made it out of .015 steel and used a high strength steel, it might be useful. You wouldn't be bashing any skulls, but with some spikes on the end, it could do some damage, and protect against knives or other hand weapons. You also won't get any bullet resistance out of anything that thin. If you want to bash skulls and deflect bullets, you have to get up to at least .10 and several pounds. Any weight on your hands slows down the speed of your punch, but this is compensated for by the increased energy of impact carried by the extra mass. Also, having something hard to protect your hands allows for harder hits and more damage to the opponent. An interesting idea, but it would take some testing to figure out the optimum configuration. One problem I see is that it completely encloses the hand, making it impossible to use the hand for anything else. So you would have to put it on and take it off a lot, and there would be cases where you wouldn't be able to put it on when you needed it. For that reason, I would not wear two at one time. I would make it heavier and wear it on one hand for bashing skulls and deflecting weapons, and keep the other hand free for other things.

Q: There's this huge community of steelians (steelites?) in my town. Has anybody heard of this Dr. Steel?: Here are twenty that I grew up listening to, such a lot of them within the loved ones auto in which I had 0 manage over what used to be performed. But I nonetheless love each one in every of them to nowadays... Sea Cruise- Frankie Ford Walk Don't Run- The Ventures Don't Worry Baby- The Beach Boys Bus Stop- The Hollies These Boots Are Made For Walking- Nancy Sinatra I Saw Her- Mamas Papas A Taste Of Honey- Herb Alpert Everybody's Talking At Me- Nilsson Superstar- The Carpenters Indian Reservation- Paul Revere The Raiders Come And Get It- Badfinger Tell Me Something Good- Rufus Come And Get Your Love- Redbone Higher Ground- Stevie Wonder Waterloo- ABBA How Long (Has This Been Going On)- Ace The Hustle- Van McCoy More More More- Andrea True Connection Shining Star- Earth, Wind Fire Got To Give It Up- Marvin Gaye

Q: What is the type of stainless steel used in knifes.: There okorder / Stainless steel doesn't make the best knife blade. It doesn't sharpen as sharp or hold its edge as well. High carbon steel is better, but it rusts and discolors very easily so it's not as popular. A new thing (actually not new but popular these days) is to use a 'sandwich' of high carbon steel between two layers of stainless. So the actual edge is high carbon steel but the blade looks like stainless. I have some kitchen knives made this way (kind of expensive) and I love them. This same technique was used in Japanese katanas, swords used by samurai warriors.

Q: How do steel coils compare to other materials like aluminum or copper?: When comparing steel coils to other materials like aluminum or copper, it is evident that they possess both advantages and disadvantages. One primary advantage of steel coils lies in their remarkable strength and durability. Steel is renowned for its high tensile strength, enabling it to withstand heavy loads and high stress without any deformation. As a result, steel coils are highly suitable for various applications that demand robust and resilient materials, including construction, automotive manufacturing, and transportation industries. In contrast, aluminum and copper are generally softer and less strong than steel, rendering them less appropriate for heavy-duty tasks. Another advantage of steel coils is their cost-effectiveness. In comparison to aluminum or copper, steel is a relatively inexpensive material, making it a more accessible option for large-scale projects or mass production. Furthermore, steel is highly recyclable, contributing to its cost-effectiveness and sustainability. Nonetheless, steel coils do have some disadvantages when compared to aluminum or copper. One notable drawback is their weight. Steel is significantly denser than aluminum or copper, resulting in heavier steel coils that can be more challenging to handle and transport. This disadvantage can prove to be critical in industries where weight plays a vital role, such as aerospace or electrical applications. Additionally, steel coils are susceptible to corrosion, which is another disadvantage. While aluminum and copper possess natural corrosion resistance, steel is prone to rust and oxidation. Consequently, steel coils require proper protection and coating to prevent corrosion, which adds to the overall cost and maintenance requirements. In conclusion, steel coils offer exceptional strength, durability, and cost-effectiveness when compared to aluminum or copper. However, they are generally heavier and more prone to corrosion. Ultimately, the selection between steel, aluminum, or copper will depend on the specific application, budget, and project requirements.

Q: it seems like the hardness of Stainless steel, i saw 410c stainless stell, i saw 440c stainless steel, what does it means anyway?: It is the alloy number given by the American Iron and Steel Institute, or AISI. This is the trade organization of the U.S. steel industry, one of the oldest such organizations. 440C is also known under the UNS system as S44004 440C is a high carbon, plain chromium stainless steel. Or more specifically: 18% Cr, ~1.1% C, ~1.0% Mo, Si, and Mn 440c is mostly used in cutlery, bearings, and valve parts; because it has the best strength and hardness after basic heat treatment of any stainless steel. Relatively poor properties in other areas make it less suitable for other types of items. for example 440c becomes very brittle in sub zero temperatures. 410 is similar to 440, but it is a cheaper milder steel with less chromium and carbon, so it is less brittle, more easily worked and machined, but lacks final strength and hardness. it is often used in cheap stainless fasteners and bushings.

Q: What is the difference between a steel strip and a coil? The steel strip is flat steel, and the steel coil is made of steel. Is that correct?: A steel strip is also a coil, usually a narrow strip, also known as a steel strip. The volume is relatively wide. In addition, flat steel is usually hot-rolled out of long strip steel, fixed length 5 and 5.5,6 meters range, steel coil is Kaiping Chang 12501500, length 2.5 meters, 4 meters, 6 meters, ranging from steel plate

Q: What are the common coil edge options?: The common coil edge options include open coil edge, continuous coil edge, and hand-tied coil edge.

Q: We are going to build a house with a steel frame.Someone told me today that these houses have problems with humidity.Is that true?Please tell me all you know..: That's a first for me. The only draw back to a steel frame home is the cost, not only in material but also in labor. They do make a great home with proper installation. Make sure your contractor and framing crew have experience with metal frame construction. There is some differences in building codes, etc. Good Luck and happy building.

Q: Ive been playing with my ping i3 graphite irons for 6 years now and some days i can hit it and some days i cant. Then i tried out my friends irons the other day and he had steel and i was hitting the ball anywhere i wanted it to go..Is that a fluke or is steel irons just better than shaft? I was thinking about trading my graphites for steel, is that a good idea??: Graphite is a lot lighter and will allow you to generate more swing speed and probably greater distance. I hit my graphite clubs about one club longer than my steel shafts. But, my steel shafts are far more accurate. I find I hit a lot more greens in regulation using my steel shafted irons than I do with my graphites. Since accuracy is far more important than distance for most people, I choose the steel shafted irons most of the time. You will NEVER see a professional or a low handicapper using graphite irons for this reason.