Item specifice:
| Standard: |
JIS |
Technique: |
Cold Rolled |
Shape: |
Round |
| Surface Treatment: |
Oiled |
Steel Grade: |
SPCC |
Certification: |
ISO,SGS,CE,BV |
| Thickness: |
0.18mm-1.8mm |
Width: |
700mm-1300mm |
Length: |
requirement |
| Net Weight: |
12mt |
Packaging: |
Standard Export Packing |
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Product Description:
SPCC Cold Rolled Steel coil
Specification
Cold Rolled Full Hard Steel Coil
Main Qualtiy Standard | JIS G3141, GB11253 |
Mill Type | two stand CVC 6-high reversing mill from German SMS Demag; single stand 6-high reversing mill from Japanese Mitsubishi Hitachi |
Surface Type | glaze |
Inner Diameter | φ 610mm |
Outer Diameter | φ 1,200mm upto 2,050mm |
Weight per Coil | max 28,000kg |
Capacity | CCM 500,000 tons/year, RCM 20,000 tons/year |
Rolling Force | CCM 18,000KN, RCM 14,700KN |
Rolling Speed | max 1,200m/min |
Specification | 0.25mm upto 1.2mm ×900mm upto 1265mm |
Packing | export standard packaging;horizontal packaging |
Inner Diameter | φ 508mm |
Cold Rolled Annealed Steel Coil
Main Quality Standard | JIS3141, EN10130, DIN1623, ASTM A1008/1008M GB5213 |
Annealing Type | 20 hydrogen annealing furnaces from Austria EBNER |
Specification | 0.25mm upto 1.2mm ×900mm upto 1265mm |
Weight | max 10,000kg |
Yield Strength | 100 Mpa upto 280 Mpa |
Products inside Diameter | φ508mm or φ610mm |
Outer Diameter | max φ2,050mm |
Packing | export standard packaging; horizontal packaging |
Capacity | 300,000 tons/year |
Quality Control
With strict observation of lean management requirement,the company strictly examines and tests all processs.Each link from raw material supply to R&D and production and quality test of finished product all abide strictly execute ISO Quality Management System Standard.
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- Q:Galvanized Steel??
- I will assume your magnet is a relatively strong one. Virtually all galvanized steel sheet is magnetic. Both galvanized iron and steel are magnetic
- Q:Ideas for Fantasy Culture: Steel Making?
- Well, steel is just modified iron, so you're going to have to start with acquiring the iron first. For that, you're most likely going to be using some sort of underground mining somewhere - either they do that themselves, or they purchase the iron elsewhere. Assuming you're not dealing with meteoric iron (which is possible, but pretty uncommon), or iron sands (not likely in a woodland area), then unless you're dealing with a rocky outcropping with iron veins out in the open, I'm pretty sure there needs to be somebody doing some digging. That said, it doesn't need to be a full raping of the land scenario. A couple of minor mines, some small-scale smelting operations, and somebody knowing the secret of making steel, and it could give you small amounts of steel without making an ecological disaster.
- Q:Bendable steel for crossbow bow.?
- So i do know way more about compound bows than I do about crossbows, but i'm going to enterprise an opinion. For my part, i would probably lean toward the compound bow. A part of it's only that i like them higher. However, moreover to that, more often than not when you find yourself hunting you will carry the crossbow loaded, on the grounds that the are typically awkward to load when you have the shot. If you're hunting from a blind or from a tree stand (and might figure out easy methods to load the item whilst you're up there) that's almost always ok. But when you need to tote a crossbow round whilst it's loaded, that may be a bit dicier proposition. Most crossbow safeties are lovely crude making the likelihood of by chance firing one alot bigger than with a rifle. Now, to the plus facet, a crossbow has essentially the entire upside of firing a rifle - best accuracy, same ergonomics, can run a scope on them. Without the downside - no real recoil, no longer too loud and you simply have a lovely excellent trigger on about any of them. Compounds are way more work. Plus it is much tougher to be accurate under stress with a compound than a crossbow. Regarding the protection? Don't particularly find out about that. After I was once doing shooting alot of archery, my 3 - D bow for outdoor stuff was once at ninety two pounds with a fifty five% letoff. My goal bow was once round 60. I had to pretty on the whole take care of string stretch, and tuning with the three - D bow. So i'd expect a crossbow to be in that regional. 5 hours to your nearest Bass pro? Good for a crossbow perhaps it's valued at it because no longer too many places raise them. Nonetheless, should you do back to a compound bow it appears rough to feel that would be your nearest archery professional shop. Thinkingblade
- Q:Best affordable steel combat knife?
- Sorry, probably aint gonna happen in that $ range. How big of a blade will effect the steel selection. For instance I have one I forged from 52100, a most excellent steel better suited for 5-6 blades. For larger blades either 5160 or L-6 can make an indestructable blade. For 5 and under D-2 is about as fine a steel as you can get. No blade made from these will come cheap, L-6 is only available from custom makers. Save up your money, expect to pay 100 - 200 for a well made blade. You pay cheap prices you get cheap workmanship.
- Q:What's the length of a coil of cold rolled steel? Is there a standard?
- In 2.0*1000*C calculations, it is assumed that the formula for the length of 5T in this volume is 5000/ (2.0*1000*1000*7.93) = the total number of meters. First, the weight of one meter is calculated by dividing the total weight by the single weight, that is, the theoretical length of the volume
- Q:Who invented the steel windmill?
- The Steel Eclipse Type WG was the first of several self-oiling steel windmills marketed by Fairbanks, Morse, and Company after they became the distributor of all the Eclipse mills about the start of the 20th Century. It has the more important distinction of having been the only widely distributed worm-gear mill in the history of American windmill manufacture. Produced from about 1926 to the mid-1930's, the Steel Eclipse remains in the field today in considerable number in most parts of the country. Hope this helps!
- Q:difference between metal and steel?
- well, steel is a type of metal. It's sort of like asking the difference between a bug and an ant, an ant is a bug, but not every bug is an ant. Likewise, steel is metal, but not all metal is steel. Gold is metal, Silver is metal, Iron is metal, Steel is metal.
- Q:Fallout 3 broken steel question?
- If I can remember right (SPOILER) you have to beat the game and instead of dying you just pass out and wake up with the brother hood of steel.
- Q:.308 steel cased ammo in my remington 7400?
- Should you?...... Its a free country - You can do what you want....... Why shouldn't you?...... If I got it right - That Herters ammo is foreign made steel case ammo..... Most of that stuff has a reputation for being dirty and likes to foul semi-auto rifles up..... I suppose if you use a little of that stuff now and then it would be ok........ Usually that steel cased stuff is used by folks that own military style semi-0auto guns and bolt action rifles...... Those types of guns for the most part are well suited to use that cheap steel case...... A Remington 7400?..... This is just my opinion - but that's a hunting rifle and isn't up to the rigors of blasting a few hundred rounds of ammo off in an afternoon....... Get a different gun for that...... Occasional use?... Yeah its alright...... If this is for hunting use a better grade of brass cased ammo.......
- Q:big steel drum grill?
- that steel plate there is to try to keep the grease dripping of the food from making the grill flame up and burning the food. most all quality grills have something similar. you can take the plate out but your going to be prone to flame ups.
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