Supply the EN S355ML steel plates sheet/coil mechaical properties

The largest crane in the world, the SGC-250, uses the power of EN S355ML steel plates, high-strength steel to deliver unprecedented lifting capacity. Designed and built by Belgium-based heavy lifting powerhouse Sarens, it is called the SGC-250 – or, to use its nickname, 'Big Carl'. The ring-based crane, the first of Sarens' third generation of ring cranes, is now being put to work in its first project at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant in the UK. This crane is capable of lifting the weight of eight planes, or 563 elephants.

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Structural steel is a category of steel construction material that is produced with a particular cross section or shape, and some specified values of strength and chemical composition. EN S355ML steel plates, Structural steel plates are normally supplied in the as-rolled condition. Our structural steel plate are supplied with thickness range 3mm to 350mm. The plates may be ordered normalized or stress relieved, or both. steel plates shall be normalized. steel plates and sheets shall be quenched and tempered.

In the second step of hot rolling process, different finished mills are used to roll billets or continuous casting billets into finished steel of proper shape and size. This EN S355ML steel plates production process is called finished product production, which is generally divided into two stages of rough rolling and finish rolling. In the roughing stage, a large amount of reduction (reduction per pass) is adopted to reduce the number of passes and improve the output; after roughing, the finishing stage is entered, and the finishing is carried out with a small amount of reduction to achieve a good surface and accurate EN S355ML steel plates size.