BBN steel supply JIS carbon steel SM400A CS plate with best price

Based on the main business of iron and steel, we are committed to producing high-quality, green and efficient steel products. The main steel products are medium and JIS carbon steel SM400A CS plate heavy plate, hot rolled coil, section steel, steel tube, etc., which are widely used in automobile, oil, railway, bridge, construction, electricity, transportation, machinery, shipbuilding and other important fields. Our steel products are exported JIS carbon steel SM400A CS plate to Indonesia, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Iran, Brazil, Mexico, UAE, Iraq, etc Egypt, Mozambique, Ukraine and other dozens of countries and regions.

The main raw material of JIS carbon steel SM400A CS plate, hot rolling coil is billet. After heating the billet, the strip made from the coarse and fine rolling mill is cooled to a certain temperature by specific cooling, and then the cooled steel strip is made into rolled steel strip by coiler. But generally, according to the buyer's demand, the manufacturer can further process the cooled steel strip into steel plate or flat coil and other products.

Is carbon steel 20#? Carbon steel means that alloy elements are not specially added into the steel, which is divided into ordinary carbon structural steel and high-quality carbon structural steel. The grades of ordinary carbon structural steel are Q195, Q215, Q235 and Q275. The grades of high quality carbon structural steels are: 10#, 20#, 45#, 15Mn, 20Mn, 25Mn, 30Mn, 35Mn, 40Mn, 45Mn, 65Mn, etc. It can be seen that JIS carbon steel SM400A CS plate, 20# steel is carbon steel, but carbon steel means more than 20# steel.

Though the tariffs were supposed to help the domestic JIS carbon steel SM400A CS plate steel companies, history has shown that tariffs are only a short term fix. Though the domestic mills are operating at over 80% of their capacity, which is an impressive rise over a year ago, steel still remains a global commodity with a JIS carbon steel SM400A CS plate global market. Even with the current level of capacity utilization, the US still needs to import about 30 million tons of steel.