Our Core Steel Products

TAGS: Steel | Shipbuilding Steel Plate | Shipbuilding

Specification Of Shipbuilding Plates: Weight Up to 40 ton, Width 1500-4000 mm, Thickness 4-200 mm grades. Approved by leading classification societies for safe and robust vessel construction.

TAGS: Steel | Petroleum platform | marine platform steel plate

Ocean engineering steel plates are an important component in the construction of ships, offshore structures and other marine equipment. Made from high-strength steel designed to withstand the harsh conditions of the ocean environment.

TAGS: Bulb flat steel | hot-rolled structural steel

Bulb flat steel is a hot-rolled structural steel widely used in the maritime and shipping industries. It has a unique shape with a flat tapered bottom that is ideal for providing strength, stability, and cost-effectiveness in shipbuilding.

TAGS: Low-alloy high-strength steel | Construction structures

Commonly used in construction structures, bridges, ships, and machinery fields. Low-alloy high-strength steel plates have higher strength and ductility than traditional steels while having a lower alloy content, offering excellent weldability.

TAGS: Seamless steel pipe | steel pipe

Seamless steel pipe has higher strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance than welded steel pipe. Mainly made of carbon steel, alloy steel, and stainless steel, widely used in petroleum, natural gas, chemical, and aerospace fields.

TAGS: Pressure vessel steel plate | EN 10028

A special steel used to manufacture pressure vessels. Features high strength, toughness, corrosion resistance, and weldability. Complies with standards like EN 10028 and ASME SA-516 to ensure safe operation in critical engineering applications.

TAGS: Stainless steel plate | ASTM A240/A240M | SS304 | SS316L

Known for its excellent corrosion resistance and mechanical properties. Typically composed of iron, chromium, and nickel. Widely used in industrial equipment, food and beverage processing, medical devices, and the automotive industry.

TAGS: nickel alloy | alloy

Due to its good mechanical strength, ductility, and high chemical stability, nickel alloy is widely used in electroplating, batteries, chemicals, aerospace, and atomic reactors. An indispensable material for modern industrial systems.