Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar

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Grade:	SUP9,SUP6, SUP7,SUP9	Standard:	AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN, GB,JIS,JIS G48001:2005	Thickness:	10CM
Width:	70CM	Length:	5800CM,5800mm	Place of Origin:	China (Mainland)
Brand Name:	DaQiang	Model Number:	sup9	Application:	leaf spring making
Technique:	Hot Rolled	Special Use:	Mold Steel	Surface:	Plain or double grooved
Tolerance:	standard	Packing:	steel strip with 5-7 times	MTC:	offered
Bundle weight:	about 2 tons	Raw Material:	hot rolled spring steel flat bar

Packaging Detail:	Export packing : in bundles,packed with 5 clamps along the bundles ,including two clamps in 1.5 meters each head ,three clamps in the middle of bundle .20-25 ton for each 20' container , each bundle weight about 2 tons.
Delivery Detail:	20 days after receiving your deposits, or workable L/C.

1)Authorized Certificates : ISO9001, SGS,BV

2) Day Capacity: 4000tons per day

3) 22 years production experience

4) More than 40000 Tons stock

5) More than 3000 Tons sold per day

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Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar

Hot Rolled Alloy Leaf Spring Flat Bar Specification

Hot rolled spring steel flat bar
Size	Thickness	5-45mm
	Width	45-180mm
	Length	5800mm
	Samples free for charge
Packing	In bundle
Bundle Weight	About 2tons
MOQ	10tons each size
Delivery Time	20 days after receiving your deposits, or workable L/C.
Payment	100% Irrevocable documentary L/C at sight ; or 30% deposit in advance and the balance against copy B/L within 3 days .
Application:	Leaf spring			Tools, Blade
	SUP9 flat bar			28MnCrB5, 30MnCrB5
Main Market:	Asia		Vietnam,Thailand,Myanmar,Malaysia,Indonesia,Philippines,South Korea,India, Bangladesh,Sri Lanka
	Latin America		Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, panama, Mexico, Brazil, Peru
	Middle East		Iran,Lebanon, Syria
	Africa		Egypt, Kenya, Tunisia
	European		Spain

Q: What safety precautions should be taken when handling steel sheets?: When handling steel sheets, it is important to follow a few safety precautions. First, always wear personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety glasses, and steel-toe shoes to protect yourself from potential injuries. Secondly, ensure that the work area is well-ventilated as steel sheets may release harmful fumes when heated or welded. Additionally, use proper lifting techniques to avoid strains or back injuries, as steel sheets can be heavy. Lastly, store steel sheets in a secure and organized manner to prevent them from falling or causing accidents.

Q: Can steel sheets be used for making HVAC ducts?: Indeed, it is possible to utilize steel sheets in the construction of HVAC ducts. Owing to its robustness, longevity, and fire-resistant attributes, steel is widely employed as a material for fabricating HVAC ductwork. To construct the ductwork, steel sheets are typically sliced, shaped, and fused together, enabling the efficient distribution of air throughout a structure. By employing steel sheets, the ducts can endure the elevated temperatures and pressures associated with HVAC systems, all while retaining their structural integrity. Furthermore, steel ducts exhibit increased resistance to harm caused by pests, moisture, and the growth of mold when compared to alternative materials. In summary, the reliability and capacity to meet the requisite performance standards make steel sheets a fitting choice for the production of HVAC ducts.

Q: Can the steel sheet pile retaining structure be watertight and impervious?: If the channel is certainly not, but Larson type steel sheet pile is able to, and the effect is not bad. Because the density of channel steel is inferior to that of steel sheet pile

Q: How do steel sheets compare to galvanized sheets?: Steel sheets and galvanized sheets are both made from steel, but they differ in terms of their protective coating. Steel sheets are bare metal sheets, while galvanized sheets have a zinc coating that protects them from corrosion. This zinc coating makes galvanized sheets more durable and resistant to rust and other environmental damages compared to steel sheets.

Q: What are the most common thicknesses of steel sheets?: The most common thicknesses of steel sheets vary depending on the intended application and industry standards. However, some commonly used thicknesses include 0.035 inches (20 gauge), 0.0478 inches (18 gauge), 0.0598 inches (16 gauge), 0.0747 inches (14 gauge), and 0.1046 inches (10 gauge). These thicknesses are frequently used in construction, automotive, manufacturing, and other industries. Additionally, thinner gauges such as 0.0239 inches (24 gauge) and 0.0299 inches (22 gauge) may be used for lighter applications or where weight reduction is a priority. Ultimately, the specific thickness of steel sheets chosen will depend on the specific requirements of the project and the structural integrity needed.

Q: Are steel sheets suitable for architectural projects?: Yes, steel sheets are suitable for architectural projects. Steel sheets offer various benefits such as durability, strength, versatility, and design flexibility, making them an ideal choice for architectural applications. Steel sheets can be used for roofing, cladding, facades, and structural elements, providing a modern and sleek aesthetic. Additionally, steel sheets can be easily manipulated and formed into different shapes, allowing architects to create unique and innovative designs.

Q: What is the minimum thickness of a steel sheet?: The minimum thickness of a steel sheet relies on a variety of factors, including the specific grade of steel used, the intended application, and the manufacturing process. However, steel sheets can generally be manufactured with thicknesses ranging from 0.4 millimeters (0.016 inches) to several millimeters. It should be noted that thinner steel sheets are typically utilized for flexible and lightweight applications, such as automotive body panels or electrical enclosures, while thicker sheets are employed for structural purposes, like construction materials or heavy machinery components. Ultimately, the specific needs of the project or application determine the minimum thickness of the steel sheet.

Q: How are steel sheets priced?: Steel sheets are typically priced based on factors such as the grade of steel, thickness, size, quantity, market demand, and prevailing market conditions.

Q: What is the typical load-bearing capacity of a steel sheet?: The typical load-bearing capacity of a steel sheet can vary depending on its thickness, size, and grade. However, on average, a steel sheet can typically bear loads ranging from 50,000 to 100,000 pounds per square inch (PSI).

Q: Are steel sheets suitable for interior door panels?: Yes, steel sheets are suitable for interior door panels. They are sturdy, durable, and provide added security. Additionally, steel sheets can be customized with various finishes and designs to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the door.

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