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Hot Dip Galvanized Sheet,Gi Sheet,Competitive Galvanized Sheet

Hot Dip Galvanized Sheet,Gi Sheet,Competitive Galvanized Sheet

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Loading Port:
Shanghai
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
500 m.t.
Supply Capability:
10000 m.t./month

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Specifications

deformed steel bar grade 40 
material: HRB400, BS4449 GR460B 
size: 8-36mmx12m. 
short delivery time by bulk or container

  deformed steel bar grade 40

material: HRB400, BS4449 GR460B
size: 8-36mmx12m. 
short delivery time with bulk or container

packing: Mill standard export packing in bundles/coil,  around 2tons/bundle.

country of Origin: China

delivery Time: Within a 35 days

Shipment: by bulk vessel or by container

Leading goods: 

 

section steel:angles,channels,I-beam,H-beam;

 

coils:cold/hot rolled coils,PPGI,galvanized coils,plate,checkered plate,cutting steel plate,steel strip;

 

wire rod:steel wire,deformed wire,bar;

 

pipe:seamless pipe,rectangular pipe,welded pipe,spiral welded pipe,pipe fittings;

 

stainless steel:steel sheets,stainless steel strips,stainless bar,stainless tube;

 

special:weathering steel,shipbuilding steel;

 

construction steel:C-channel,Z-channel,T-bar,high-speed divider plate,corrugated steel plate,steel grating.

 

Advantage:

We are the spot supplier, Six huge warehouses which can hold 20,000 MT goods.

It makes the cost lower than others,we can provide the competitive price for you.

Delivery time:

Normal sizes can be provided in 7days, the others should be ready in 30---45 days.

Further treatment:

 We can offer cutting,painting,drilling holes,bending,threading, welding,galvanization,packing etc.

 Security interest: 

We have already passed the ISO9001, BV and SGS authentication which makes the quality secured.

If you have the interest in any of the products we can provided, pls don't hesitate to connect with me. Looking forward to cooperate with you.




FAQ of Steel Deformed Bar

1. More than 10 years experience in this industry
2. 100,000 tons exporting per month
3. Professional foreign trade tea
4. OEM&ODM capacity
5. High quality assured & competitive price
6. Try our best to meet your needs & save your budget
7. Very popular in Southeast Asia, Africa, Mid-East and South America etc.
8. VIP membership system, first time customers and long-term cooperation customers can get extra discount on some products.



Q:What are the different surface finishes available for steel sheets?
There are several different surface finishes available for steel sheets, including hot rolled, cold rolled, galvanized, coated, and brushed finishes.
Q:What are the different sheet metal joining techniques for steel sheets?
Steel sheets can be joined using various techniques. Welding is commonly used, where the edges of the sheets are melted and fused together using heat and pressure. Different welding techniques like arc, spot, or laser welding can be used depending on the requirements. Riveting is another method, involving the use of metal fasteners called rivets. Holes are drilled in the sheets, and the rivets are inserted and deformed to secure the joint. This technique is suitable for structural applications due to its strength and durability. Bolting involves using bolts and nuts to connect the sheets. Holes are drilled, and bolts are inserted through them, with nuts tightened on the other side. Bolting allows for easy disassembly and reassembly, making it suitable for applications requiring frequent maintenance or repairs. Adhesive bonding is a technique where a strong glue is used to bond the sheets. The adhesive is applied between the surfaces, and pressure is applied for proper bonding. This method provides a clean and aesthetically pleasing joint without the need for drilling holes or using fasteners. Clinching is a cost-effective and quick method for joining steel sheets. It involves deforming the sheets using a punch and die, creating a mechanical interlock. This technique does not require additional materials and is suitable for various applications. The choice of joining technique depends on factors such as the specific application, required strength, durability, cost, and ease of assembly. Each technique has its own advantages and limitations.
Q:Are steel sheets resistant to impact and abrasion?
Yes, steel sheets are generally resistant to both impact and abrasion due to their high strength and durability. They can withstand heavy loads and are less prone to denting or scratching, making them suitable for applications that require protection against impacts and abrasions.
Q:How are steel sheets protected during cutting and fabrication?
Steel sheets are protected during cutting and fabrication through various methods such as using protective coatings, applying lubricants, and utilizing automated cutting technologies. These measures help prevent corrosion, reduce friction, and ensure precise and efficient cutting without compromising the quality and integrity of the steel sheets.
Q:Are steel sheets susceptible to warping or bowing?
Yes, steel sheets are susceptible to warping or bowing under certain conditions such as exposure to high temperatures, uneven cooling, or excessive loads.
Q:What is AO steel plate?
The locking plate is fixed to connect without bone friction, but rely entirely on the steel plate interlocking structure to achieve. The steel plate and the bone surface can leave the gap, to eliminate the adverse effects of contact with bone plate stress, greatly improve the blood supply and the growth of periosteum and recovery. Screw and plate angle fixed, plate and screw and the backbone form the stereo than ordinary AO plate fixation, locking plate fixation is more stable.
Q:What is the difference between a hot rolled and cold rolled stainless steel sheet?
The main difference between hot rolled and cold rolled stainless steel sheets lies in the manufacturing process and the resulting properties of the material. Hot rolled stainless steel sheets are produced by heating the stainless steel to a high temperature and then rolling it through a series of rollers to achieve the desired thickness. This process is typically used for larger sheets and results in a rougher surface finish. Hot rolled sheets are also known for their inherent strength and malleability, making them suitable for a wide range of applications that require structural integrity. On the other hand, cold rolled stainless steel sheets are produced by cooling the stainless steel to a lower temperature and then passing it through rollers at room temperature. This process results in a smoother and more refined surface finish compared to hot rolled sheets. Cold rolled sheets are often preferred for applications that require a high degree of precision, such as automotive components, appliances, and electronic devices. In terms of mechanical properties, hot rolled stainless steel sheets tend to have a higher yield strength and lower ductility compared to cold rolled sheets. This is due to the grain structure formed during the hot rolling process, which results in a more coarse and less uniform microstructure. Cold rolled sheets, on the other hand, have a finer grain structure and higher ductility, making them more suitable for forming and bending operations. In summary, the main differences between hot rolled and cold rolled stainless steel sheets lie in the manufacturing process and resulting properties. Hot rolled sheets are characterized by a rougher surface finish, higher strength, and lower ductility, while cold rolled sheets have a smoother surface finish, higher ductility, and are often preferred for applications that require precision and forming capabilities.
Q:What's the difference between the three kinds of pickling plate, cold rolled plate and hot rolled plate?
Acid board: that is, the hot rolled plate passes the phosphorus removal (the rust, residue, etc.) produced in the process of hot rolling, and so on, the pickling surface is used to obtain the steel plate which is better than the hot rolling surface
Q:How do steel sheets compare to plastic sheets?
Steel sheets are generally stronger, more durable, and have a higher heat resistance compared to plastic sheets. They are better suited for heavy-duty applications, such as construction and industrial uses, where strength and durability are crucial. Plastic sheets, on the other hand, are lightweight, flexible, and cost-effective. They are commonly used for applications where weight and cost are important factors, such as packaging, signage, and some consumer goods. Ultimately, the choice between steel and plastic sheets depends on the specific requirements and intended use of the sheets.
Q:Are steel sheets prone to warping or bending?
Yes, steel sheets are prone to warping or bending under certain conditions. Factors such as temperature changes, excessive weight, or improper handling can cause steel sheets to warp or bend.

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