650 tons SM490B carbon steel plate sheet shipped to United Kingdom

A514 gr M alloy structural steel chemical composition (melting analysis)%C: 0.12-0.21, Si: 0.20-0.35, Mn: 0.45-0.70, P max.: 0.035, S max.: 0.035, Ni: 1.20-1.50, Mo: 0.45-0.6.0, B: 0.001-0.005The mechanical properties in thickness (mm)T≤65Yield strength (≥Mpa): 690Tensile strength (Mpa):760-895Elongation in ≥, %: 18

Strip steel is coiled and curved steel plate, which is different from common steel pipes and steel plates. Strip steel has obvious characteristics. First, it is thin and easy to curl, which is convenient for logistics and transportation. Second, the surface quality of SM490B carbon steel plate sheet, strip steel is good, the luster is bright and it has good flexibility. Third, the strip steel is easy to process. When you need to use it, you only need to straighten the bent part and you can directly process it. Fourth, the precision is high, and the strip steel can be made of plain carbon steel, carbon structure steel, spring steel, tool steel, stainless steel, etc.

The company covers an area of 15,000 square meters and the plant construction area is 10,000 square meters. We have introduced more than 50 sets of advanced SM490B carbon steel plate sheet production equipment, auxiliary equipment and testing equipment at home and abroad, more than 260 employees, more than 20 middle and senior management staff, more than 10 professional and technical personnel, annual production capacity of 100,000 tons. Main products: flat steel, SM490B carbon steel plate sheet steel pipe, steel plate, section steel, steel structure processing parts, etc. We also accept incoming materials and annealing processing.

A 25 percent tariff on imports led to a temporary spike in steel prices last year but also hurt sales and profits at companies that buy steel, such as General Motors. And as manufacturers substituted other materials or cut production, SM490B carbon steel plate sheet steel prices have fallen back to where they were before the tariffs and stock prices for the largest U.S. producers fell by as much as 47 percent, the New York Times reported Monday.