Export price of S460 steel grade equivalent per ton steel sheet

The strength of S460 steel grade equivalent, 20 # steel plate is slightly higher than that of 15# steel, rarely quenched, and has no temper brittleness. Cold deformation plasticity is high, generally for bending, calendering, flange and hammer arch processing. Arc welding and contact welding have good welding performance and small thickness during gas welding. Cracks are likely to occur on parts with strict shape requirements or complex shapes.

The deoxidation ability of Al is much stronger than that of Si and Mn when aluminum element (Al element) is added into steel as deoxidizer or alloying element. The main role of aluminum in S460 steel grade equivalent etc. steel is to refine grain size and fix nitrogen in steel, so as to significantly improve the impact toughness of steel and reduce the tendency of cold brittleness and aging. Al element can also improve the corrosion resistance of steel, especially when used with molybdenum, copper, silicon, chromium and other elements. The wear resistance of chromium molybdenum steel and chromium steel can be increased by containing Al element.

Thin steel plate is a kind of steel plate material that is thinner in thickness. Generally, steel plate with thickness less than or equal to 4mm is called thin steel plate. As we all know, the steel products we usually see are also divided into different thicknesses. The strength, performance and scope of application of different thickness steel plates, S460 steel grade equivalent are also different. Today, we will talk about some related knowledge of thin steel plates, and take you to understand the characteristics and uses of thin steel plates.

In October, steel production decreased month-on-month, port inventories continued to rise, iron ore demand intensity weakened slightly, and iron ore prices continued to fall. According to the monitoring of the China Iron and Steel Industry Association, at the end of October, the China Iron Ore Price Index (CIOPI) was 421.41 points, down 11.06 points month-on-month, or 2.56%. The month-on-month decline continued, with a decrease of 0.08 percentage points higher than in September.