CCS D32 marine structural steel plate hot rolled for sale

The company has superior geographical location and convenient transportation. After more than 20 years of market trials and tribulations, from small to large, from weak to strong, in order to meet the needs of customer extension development, the company expanded the deep CCS D32 marine structural steel plate processing services of cutting steel pieces. Now we have built a business system integrating steel plate, steel plate cutting and CCS D32 marine structural steel plate steel deep processing. The company provides one-stop solution for customers with lower price, higher quality and faster response speed.

The hot rolling method is to heat the CCS D32 marine structural steel plate steel material to about 1000 ℃ ~ 1250 ℃ and use the rolling mill to roll it. The traditional hot rolling process is generally divided into the following two steps: the first step is to use the primary rolling mill or billet rolling mill to roll the ingot, billet or continuous casting billet into a certain shape and size of billet. This kind of CCS D32 marine structural steel plate rolling process is usually called semi-finished product production, also called blank production.

The steel used for offshore platforms in various countries in the world is divided into mild steel, medium-high-strength steel and high-strength steel. At the same time, considering the stability and reliability of offshore platform components, steels of different strengths need to meet different yield ratios. In addition, due to the different parts used on the offshore platform, the thickness requirements of the steel plate are also different.

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