Sale 4000 ton A283 grade C carbon steel plate sheet to Morocco

Laser cutting A283 grade C carbon steel plate sheet has no burr, wrinkle and precision is high. It is superior to plasma cutting. Laser cutting has good cutting quality, narrow cutting width (generally 0.1-0.5m m), high accuracy (generally 0.1-0.4mm hole center distance error, 0.1-0.5mm contour dimension error), good surface roughness (generally Ra is 12.5-25μm), and the A283 grade C carbon steel plate sheet cutting seam can be welded without further processing. Fast cutting speed: for example, with 2kW laser power, the cutting speed of 8mm thick carbon steel is 1.6m/min.

Advantages of A283 grade C carbon steel plate sheet: 1. Steel purity: Wugang can produce high purity molten steel with P 0.010%, S 0.005%, N70ppm, O15ppm, H2ppm, and 20ppm total inclusions in the steel. 2. Good toughness and weldability. 3. The heat treatment technology: normalizing, quenching, tempering, tempering and other heat treatment processing can be carried out on the steel plate as required. 4. Significantly improve the plasticity and impact toughness of steel, and improve the anisotropy of steel.

The difference between q345 and q235 steel A283 grade C carbon steel plate sheetThe lower limit of yield strength of Q345 is 345MPa (the actual meaning of Q is the Chinese character "qu", and the standard value behind means the lower limit of yield strength). Q235 steel is used for metal structural parts, nitrided or cyanidized parts with low core compressive strength requirements, support rods, crankshafts, crane hooks, couplers, bolts and nuts, sleeve specifications, shafts and weldments.

Myanmar's demand for A283 grade C carbon steel plate sheet steel products is likely to exceed 3 million tons in 2020 and 5 million tons by 2025, according to seaisi. However, Myanmar's producers are unable to meet domestic demand, so the country's steel products are more dependent on imports. In 2019, Myanmar imported more than 1.9 million tons of A283 grade C carbon steel plate sheet finished steel, including 57% of long products, 13% of uncoated hot-rolled and cold-rolled flat products, and 30% of coated steel. In order to reduce its dependence on imports, Myanmar plans to increase its steel production capacity by building and expanding steel mills.