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cold rolled steel coil

cold rolled steel coil

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Stanard

JIS G 3302-1998, ASTMA653M, GB/T 2518, Q/CHG3-2005, EN 10142

Grade

DX51D+Z, SGCC

Thickness

0.12mm-1.2mm

Width

15mm-1250mm

Coil's weight

4-10ton

Coil's ID:

508mm/610mm

Substrate Base

hot rolled galvanized steel

Surface Processing

Mini/Regular Spangle

Place of origin:

Tianjin, China.

Application:

steel structure, building exterior application,etc.

MOQ:

20mt

Port:

Tianjin, China.

Delivery time:

within 20 days after receiving the advanced T/T or L/C.

Payment Terms

T/T or L/C

Packing:

wrapped with waterproof paper inside, steel sheet outside,tiedby steel strip, supported by pallet, then loaded in container.

Supply ability

50,000metric tons per month or more


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Cold Steel takes a billet (read piece of metal stock) in high carbon steel, usually 1060 which is pretty good, and then heats it up and pounds it into shape with a pre-made form. This is called forging. Their swords are not Folded (the traditional manner) they are Forged. This is different from taking a piece of 1060 steel and just grinding it down into shape. The forging process creates very strong steel (not as strong as folding) that is much stronger than a sword or knife made from grinding a piece of metal down into shape. Cold Steel's stuff is generally thicker, but they are practical and with enough practice you can wield it just like a thinner lighter sword. Their weapons are what you would call battle ready meaning you could feasibly take it into a sword fight and use it like its more traditionally crafted counter part. The only downfall is its weight and and the fact that it isn't as strong as a folded steel sword, but it would do very well.
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Steel coils are typically labeled and identified using various methods such as tags, stickers, or printed markings. These labels usually contain important information including the coil's dimensions, weight, grade, manufacturer, and any specific customer requirements. Additionally, unique identification numbers or barcodes may be used for easy tracking and inventory management.
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The production of metal roofing panels relies heavily on steel coils, which are rolled sheets of steel. These coils play a crucial role in shaping and forming the panels. To begin, a machine called a roll former is used to unwind and feed the steel coils. This machine gradually shapes and bends the steel into the desired profile of the metal roofing panel using a series of rollers and dies. The coils pass through these rollers, which apply pressure and force to mold the steel into the required shape and size. After the metal has been formed into panels, it may undergo additional processes to enhance its durability and appearance. These processes can include galvanizing or coating the panels with protective layers to prevent corrosion and improve weather resistance. These additional steps ensure that the metal roofing panels can withstand harsh environmental conditions and provide long-lasting performance. Steel coils are chosen over other materials for the production of metal roofing panels because of their strength and durability. Steel has an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, making it a suitable material for roofing applications. Additionally, steel is highly resistant to various weather conditions such as high winds, heavy rains, and extreme temperatures. This makes it an ideal choice for roofing panels that need to withstand the elements and provide reliable protection for buildings. In conclusion, steel coils are an essential component in the manufacturing process of metal roofing panels. They are used to shape and form the panels, which then undergo further processing to enhance their durability. The use of steel in these panels ensures that they can withstand harsh weather conditions and provide long-lasting performance for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
Q: What are the common surface finishes available for steel coils?
Steel coils offer various surface finishes to meet specific application and aesthetic needs. One commonly used finish is hot-dip galvanized, which involves zinc coating the coil for excellent corrosion resistance in outdoor settings exposed to moisture and harsh weather. Another popular option is electro-galvanized, achieved by electroplating a thin zinc layer onto the coil. While it provides good corrosion resistance, it is not as durable as hot-dip galvanized. In addition, steel coils can be coated with paint or polymer to enhance appearance and provide extra corrosion protection. The coatings are available in different colors and finishes, such as matte or glossy, catering to specific aesthetic requirements. Furthermore, steel coils can undergo a mill finish, leaving them raw and untreated for future processing or coating. Other surface finishes include stainless steel, achieved through passivation to enhance corrosion resistance, and brushed or polished finishes for decorative purposes. Ultimately, the choice of surface finish depends on factors like intended use, environmental conditions, and desired appearance. Each finish offers unique advantages and characteristics.

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