1inch Q235D carbon steel plate sheet Hot Rolled Plate

Q690D steel material is a low-alloy ultra-high strength steel grade. Standard: GB/T 3077. The hardenability of steel is high, and the critical hardenable diameter in oil is 60mm (96% martensite). After quenching and tempering, steel can obtain high strength, and has certain toughness, and can be processed into shape. But cold deformation plasticity and weldability are low.

On the morning of March 10th, according to the news conference of the Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism of the State Council, Deputy Director of the Emergency Management Department Shang Yong said that since the outbreak, 20,000 and 172,000 safety guidance groups have been organized nationwide, keeping a close eye on High-risk industries such as coal mines and non-coal mines inspected and guided 223,000 enterprises and rectified 168,000 hidden problems.

According to different purposes, the thin steel sheets are rolled from billets of different materials. Commonly used materials include plain carbon steel, such as Q235D carbon steel plate sheet, high-quality carbon steel, alloy structural steel, carbon tool steel, stainless steel, spring steel, and silicon steel for electrical purposes. The thin steel sheets are mainly used in the automobile industry, aviation industry, enamel industry, electrical industry, machinery industry and other sectors. In addition to delivery directly after rolling, there are also pickled, galvanized and tinned thin steel sheets.

Steel Q235D carbon steel plate sheet exports fell sharply year on year. According to the data of the General Administration of customs, 7.811 million tons of steel were exported from January to February, a year-on-year decrease of 27.0%; 2.041 million tons of imported steel, a year-on-year increase of 2.1%. Steel prices continue to fall. According to the monitoring of China Iron and Steel Industry Association, China's steel Q235D carbon steel plate sheet composite price index at the end of January was 105.48 points, down 0.58% month on month; at the end of February, the index continued to decline to 100.39 points, down 4.83% month on month.