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JIS G3101 SS400 Hot-rolled steel for general structures

SS400 Hot Rolled carbon steel

Home » Carbon Alloy Steel » SS400 Hot Rolled Steel SS400 Hot Rolled Steel Width: 600-2000mm or customizable Thickness:  1- 22mm Size:  Customizable Product Introduce SS400 hot rolled is a common hot-rolled structural steel specified in the Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS G 3101). It is a very common and widely used carbon steel in China, Japan, and throughout East and Southeast Asia. SS “stands for Steel Structure, and the following” 400 “indicates that the minimum tensile strength of the steel is above 400 MPa. Product Parameters Item Parameters Products name SS400 Hot Rolled Steel Grade SS400 Thickness 1mm – 22mm Width 600mm – 1500mm Length According to customer requirements MOQ […]

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Hot and Cold rolled steel

Understand the main differences between hot and cold rolled steel Hot and cold rolled steel are fundamental materials in the metal processing and manufacturing industries. Choosing between them isn’t about which is better, but about selecting the right material for the specific job. Understanding their distinct properties, manufacturing processes, advantages, and limitations is crucial for designers, engineers, and purchasers. The Core Difference lies in when and how the steel is rolled to achieve its final specifications 1. Hot Rolled Steel (HR): Process: Steel is heated significantly above its recrystallization temperature (typically above 1700°F / 925°C) until it glows. It’s then passed through rollers at this high temperature. Result: Easier shaping,

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The difference between hot rolling and cold rolling

Hot rolling and cold rolling are two common methods for processing metal materials. Their processing processes and product properties after processing are very different. Here are the specific differences: During processing: 1. Processing principle Hot rolling is to heat a metal material to a plastic temperature at a high temperature, and use a large rolling force to plastically deform the material to form the required shape and size. Cold rolling is carried out at room temperature, using large rolling force to cause cold deformation of the material. 2. Different processing temperatures Hot rolling is the processing of metal materials at high temperatures, usually above 1000℃. Cold rolling is the processing

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Cold Rolling And Hot Rolling

Hot Rolling And Cold Rolling Concepts 1.Hot Rolling Hot Rolling is Continuous casting slabs or blooming slabs are used as raw materials, heated by a step-by-step reheating furnace, dephosphorized by high-pressure water, then entered into the roughing mill, and then into the finishing mill after cutting head and tail, and then precisely controlled by computer. After the final rolling, it is coiled by laminar cooling (the cooling rate is precisely controlled by the computer) and coiler to become a direct roll. The curling head and tail of straight hair are often tongue-shaped and fishtail-shaped, and the accuracy of thickness and width is relatively poor, and the crimping often has defects

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