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Cold Rolled Steel Coil
Steel Grade & Standard:JIS G3141 SPCC-1B
Surface Treatment:BRIGHT FININSH, OILING
Thickness:0.93MM
Width:1219mm
Width Tolerance: 0mm/+5mm
Coil ID:508mm
Coil Weight:8-12MTS
PACKAGE: COIL TO BE WRAPPED WITH ANTI-RUST PAPER PLUS METAL COVER WORTHY FOR SEA TRANSPORTATION
TERMS OF PAYMENT: 20% ADVANCED PAYMENT BEFORE PRODUCTION,SELLER RELEASE THE SHIPPING DOCUMENTS AFTER RECEIPT BUYER’S 80% PAYMENT
LABEL INFORMATION:As per customer's request.
- Q: How are steel coils used in the production of construction machinery?
- Steel coils are used in the production of construction machinery as they are a primary raw material for manufacturing various components such as structural frames, chassis, and other heavy-duty parts. These coils are typically processed and fabricated through cutting, bending, welding, and shaping techniques to create the required components that form the foundation of construction machinery.
- Q: What is the process of slitting steel coils into narrower strips?
- The process of slitting steel coils into narrower strips involves unwinding the steel coil and passing it through a set of rotating circular blades. These blades cut the coil into narrower strips of the desired width. The strips are then rewound onto separate coils or packaged for further processing. This slitting process allows for the production of multiple narrower strips from a single large coil, making it more versatile and efficient for various applications.
- Q: also what are the factors of location of these steel plants
- A lot of iron ore is available in the upper great lakes region. Iron ore needs to be transported on large freighters, and the Great lakes served a purpose for that transit system as well. I cant say much about Birmingham, but as for Detroit and Pittsburgh, the steel forming industry has been greatly affected by the low cost Asian imports now available. I think what happened was this: The US used to subsidize the US steel industry, this kept prices artificially high ( compared to the world market ), but also kept the plants open. Sometime during the present Bush administration, the US stopped subsidizing the steel industry, and the Asian steel manufacturers started dumping steel here in the US at very low prices, this caused the US company's to stop or greatly lower their production, and many US steel plants went out of business. Now with the US steel companies out of the way, the Asian steel companies have steadily raised their prices on the US steel buyer. Hows that for fair trade, the steel industry isn't the only thing this has happened to either. I know this was a bit of a rant, but I wanted to point out how a once proud steel industry was put to death by politics.
- Q: I've been looking for lots of info on this steel. Cold Steel uses it now in their knives replacing the AUS-8 steel. I was hoping somebody had a knife with this steel who could give me some real first hand knowledge not just numbers. Thanks!
- Before I answer I must let you know that I have been a knife collector for 17 years, and have a great assortment of specialty and antique folding knives. As for your question, I wouldn't worry too much about it. The first answerer is very knowledgeable in this category. But in the real world, the steel chemistry of folding knives will never be as important as that of fixed blades or kitchen knives. The fact that manufacturures go through great lengths to advertise their superior steel is just for sales and bragging rights. When it comes down to it, a pocketknife might be useful, but it is never the best tool for the job. It is a compomised design from the beginning. If you need to cut a steak, a steak knife will do. A box cutter works best on cardboard. A razor works best for shaving, wire cutters best for cutting wire, an axe for chopping wood...I could go on. A pocket knife is never going to perform better than the real thing ( although I do prefer the can openers on Swiss army knives than real can openers). As for self defense, minus the concealability factor, a folding knife sucks compared to a fixed blade. But if you were to pull one out during an extreme circumstance, I doubt anyone is going to be effected by the Rockwell hardness.
- Q: You have two steel wool pads,one is cut up into little pieces, and the other is whole, and they are both submerged in water. 1.Which steel wool pad will rust quicker?2.How much faster will that pad rust? (estimate+explain the estimate)6.How could you make the steel wool pad rust faster?Please dont tell me to do my homework because I tried, but I bought the wrong type of steel wool
- steel wool = iron fibers and rusts easily in air iron + Oxygen BUT the blue soap protects the iron at first. that needs to be cleaned off. damp surfaces speed the rusting but compeletly underwater there is not much O2, ther eis some temperature has an effect. the rusting depends ofn the area of the fibers which does NOT change when you cut th epad in smaller pieces. a good beginners experiment In old times thye thought the rusted material would lose weight becasuse it was not solid iron any more careful experiments showed it gained weight and lead to and understanding of chemistry
- Q: I am working on a hydrogen generator, but the stainless steel I am using corrodes and turns the water brown. Can anyone tell me if there is stainless steel that does not corrode, and if so, what is it called and where can I get some.Thank you.
- Maybe okorder Hope this can help you.
- Q: I know that mild steel is more brittle than cast iron....but that is all.......please help??Thank you in advance......Ruby:D
- Actually, the opposite is true. CAST IRON is generally brittle, while mild steel is not. Cast iron has a carbon content from about 2%-4%. Mild steel has less than one tenth as much carbon as cast iron- around 0.2% - 0.3%. Cast iron also typically has from 1%-3% silicon. Most mild steel contains no more than 0.3% silicon. Steel melts at ~1450 degrees C. The addition of large amounts of carbon and silicon to C.I. lower the melting point to around 1200 C and make it more fluid than molten steel. Obviously this makes it easier to melt and to pour. The main advantage of cast iron is it's cheap to produce. It also has some desirable properties despite it's brittleness. For example it's easy to cut and carve with machine tools. It's also very heat resistant and excellent at absorbing vibration. For this reason C.I. was commonly used for engine blocks and exhaust manifolds in cars and trucks in the past, (Cast aluminum engine blocks are more common these days because Al is much lighter and conducts heat better.) Cast iron also rusts much more slowly than steel which is why it's still commonly used for pipes. C.I. pipes have been known to last 300 years.
- Q: I have a 03 jeep wrangler and looking to upgrade to black wheels. I was wondering if the difference between steel and alloy wheels is worth paying double.
- steel is steel is steel- they will always be heavy you would have to weigh them to find out--NOW if you are going to alloy wheels they are typically aluminum and yes they are lighter -this is good because it lightens your un-sprung weight and is less harmful to your suspension-good for your auto
- Q: How are steel coils used in the manufacturing of automotive doors?
- Steel coils are used in the manufacturing of automotive doors by being shaped and cut into the desired size and shape for the door panels. These coils are then formed into the appropriate curvature and attached to the door frame, providing strength, rigidity, and durability to the door structure.
- Q: How do steel coils perform in high-temperature applications?
- Steel coils perform well in high-temperature applications due to their excellent heat resistance and structural stability. The high melting point of steel allows it to maintain its strength and shape even at elevated temperatures, making it suitable for various industries such as automotive, construction, and manufacturing. Additionally, steel coils can withstand thermal expansion and contraction without warping or deforming, ensuring reliable performance and durability in extreme heat conditions.
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