Manganese steel, also called Hadfield steel or mangalloy, is a steel alloy containing 12-14% manganese. Renowned for its high impact strength and resistance to abrasion in its hardened state, the steel is often described as the ultimate work hardening steel.

Low-carbon, or mild, steel contains between 0.05% and 0.15% carbon. Because of this, it is quite malleable and can be easily bent, rolled, and welded into desired shapes. This flexible quality makes it easy to form the basic “disc and donut” assemblies that are used to create many finished storage tanks from carbon steel plates.

Shipbuilding steel plate refers to hot-rolled steel for the manufacture of ship structures produced in accordance with the requirements of the construction society. Often used as a special steel ordering, scheduling, sales, a ship including ship plates, steel and so on.

SPHC is manufactured through a process known as hot rolling, where steel is passed through rollers at high temperatures to form sheets or strips. This helps improve its physical properties such as strength, durability, and ductility.

SPHC is manufactured through a process known as hot rolling, where steel is passed through rollers at high temperatures to form sheets or strips. This helps improve its physical properties such as strength, durability, and ductility.

DC steel plates have high tensile strength and elongation, giving them good processing properties during the manufacturing process and is easy to bend, stamp, form and weld. This makes DC steel plates widely used in the manufacturing of automotive parts, home appliances, construction and other parts that require high strength and precision.

ASME SA516 standard specification for pressure vessel plates, carbon steel for moderate and lower- temperature service. ASME SA516 plates 40mm and under in thickness is normally supplied in the as-rolled condition.

The chemical composition of A36 steel plate is mainly composed of iron, carbon, silicon, manganese, phosphorus, sulfur and other elements. Among them, iron is the most important component, accounting for more than 99% of the entire chemical composition.