Alloy steel en 10149-2 alloy steel grade s420mc production line

Is carbon steel 20#? Carbon steel means that alloy elements are not specially added into the steel, which is divided into ordinary carbon structural steel and high-quality carbon structural steel. The grades of ordinary carbon structural steel are Q195, Q

Is carbon steel 20#? Carbon steel means that alloy elements are not specially added into the steel, which is divided into ordinary carbon structural steel and high-quality carbon structural steel. The grades of ordinary carbon structural steel are Q195, Q215, Q235 and Q275. The grades of high quality carbon structural steels are: 10#, 20#, 45#, 15Mn, 20Mn, 25Mn, 30Mn, 35Mn, 40Mn, 45Mn, 65Mn, etc. It can be seen that , 20# steel is carbon steel, but carbon steel means more than 20# steel.

Medium plate products size: 5.5*2250*11550, 5*2200*10100, 5*1500*4500, 6*1750*13000, 5*2700*12050, 5*2700*12050, 6*1800*5500, 6*1550*6000, 9*2000*6000, 5.5*2600*10100, 5*2500*11000, 7*1800*10450, 6*3080*6000, 9*2000*9000, 5.5*2600*11850, 6*3320*5000, 9*1760*7800, 6*3370*4100, 9*2400*9800, 7*1970*7050, 6*3240*5400, 9*1800*10000, 6*3380*4800, 7*2120*6400 and 9*2400*8500.

If customers have any difficult problems during use of the steel materials, they can contact the company's after-sales service department to feedback the existing problems. The after-sales department will reply as soon as possible to ensure that each customer has a good after-sales experience. Under special circumstances, the after-sales service department will start the problem-solving process, and the engineers in charge of the area will quickly follow up to solve the problem.

Myanmar's demand for EN 10149-2 alloy steel grade S420MC steel products is likely to exceed 3 million tons in 2020 and 5 million tons by 2025, according to seaisi. However, Myanmar's producers are unable to meet domestic demand, so the country's steel products are more dependent on imports. In 2019, Myanmar imported more than 1.9 million tons of finished steel, including 57% of long products, 13% of uncoated hot-rolled and cold-rolled flat products, and 30% of coated steel. In order to reduce its dependence on imports, Myanmar plans to increase its steel production capacity by building and expanding steel mills.