We supply a variety of coated steel sheet and coil products, including hot-dipped aluminized, galvannealed and galvalume etc. Our value-added service capabilities include slitting, shearing, blanking, stretcher leveling, degreasing and brushing, and metallurgical support. Hot-dip Galvanizing Steel Hot dip Galvanized steel s a process of coating steel with a thin zinc layer, which serves as a corrosion resistant barrier between the steel and the environment. The finish is applied by passing the steel through a molten bath of zinc at a high temperature. Hot-dipped galvanized steel sheet and coil service capabilities include slitting, shearing, blanking, degreasing and brushing, stretcher leveling and metallurgical support. Hot-Dip Galvalume Steel Galvalume steel is carbon steel sheet coated with aluminum-zinc alloy by a continuous hot dip process similar to the galvanizing process. The nominal coating composition is 55% aluminum and 45% zinc. Galvalume combines the excellent barrier corrosion protection of aluminum with the galvanic protection of zinc. The result is a coating that lasts a long time, a coating that provides cut-edge protection along sheared edges, and therefore, a coating that offers excellent protection to steel sheet. It outlasts a galvanized coating of comparable thickness, and offers cut-edge protection that is not available with aluminum-coated sheet. Galvalume steel is recommended when a high level of corrosion resistance is very important: Applications include pre-engineered metal buildings, industrial roofing and siding, air-conditioning equipment, building panels, electrical boxes, farm equipment and machinery, furnace parts, guide rails, heating equipment, and appliances. We inventories a wide range of coated steel. All of these products are fully certified to industry specifications.  We can also source to your specific requirements due to our all-encompassing mill supplier relationships. Coated Steel can be manufactured acoording to following standard: ASTM, AISI, SUS, JIS, EN, DIN, GB, ASME, etc As a pre-paint steel supplier, we will be glad to help you select the exact grade for your Low Carbon Steel Sheets & Coil.

Grain-Oriented Electrical Steel Developed from iron-silicon alloys in order to provide low core loss and high permeability, which is necessary for efficient and economical electrical transformers.Features excellent magnetic properties, including high magnetic flux density, low iron loss, and low magnetostriction. Applied typically power transformers, distribution transformers, audio transformers, current and potential transformers, medium to large generators, reactors, and magnetic shields. Available in a wide-range of grades to ensure superior magnetic properties in the rolling direction. Non-Oriented Electrical Steel Developed using a specialized rolling and annealing process, non-oriented electrical steel is an iron-silicon alloy. Non grain oriented steels have good magnetic properties in all directions of the sheet plane. As a result, they are mainly used in electric motors, compressors, reactors for lighting systems and energy meters. Both Grain Oriented Electrical Steel and Non-Grain Oriented Electrical Steel are coated with high dielectric strength surface films that reduce magnetic losses caused by the eddy currents generated in an electrical machine’s core.

Low-carbon steel, also known as plain-carbon steel and Mild Steel contains a small percentage of carbon (0.05–0.25%C).   It is the most common form of steel because its price is relatively low while it provides material properties that are acceptable for many uses. In uses where large cross-sections are used to minimize deflection, as in large structures, failure by yield is not a risk so low-carbon steels are the best choice.   As a low carbon steel supplier, we will be glad to help you select the exact grade for your Low Carbon Steel Sheets & Coil.   Mild Steel can be manufactured acoording to following standard: ASTM, AISI, SUS, JIS, EN, DIN, GB, ASME, etc.   We purchases from premier suppliers offering the best in quality.   With our experienced processing capabilities, we can produce to your precise dimensions.  We are fully capable to service both transactional and contractual requirements with our extensive inventory.

Pre-paint steel is a bare metal substrate or corrosion resistant substrate that has had paint applied to both sides through a continuous coil coating process, which produces a uniform paint finish. The metal is unwound, cleaned and chemically treated during the process. Prepainted steel sheet and coil products protect against corrosion. We supplies a variety of prepainted steel sheet and coil products to meet customer needs. Our value-added service capabilities include slitting, shearing, stretcher leveling, blanking and metallurgical support. As a pre-paint steel supplier, we will be glad to help you select the exact grade for your pre-paint steel Sheets & Coil and strip. Pre-paint steel can be manufactured acoording to following standard: ASTM, AISI, SUS, JIS, EN, DIN, GB, ASME, etc

Steel is an alloy of iron and carbon. Stainless steels are steels containing at least 10.5% chromium, less than 1.2% carbon and other alloying elements. Stainless steel’s corrosion resistance and mechanical properties can be further enhanced by adding other elements, such as nickel, molybdenum, titanium, niobium, manganese, etc. Stainless steel plate steel grades covers four series of Austenitics, Ferritics, Martensitics and Duplex. 304 and 316 stainless steel plate and sheet belongs the austenitic family of stainless steel and they are one of the most versatile and widely used types of stainless plate. Austenitics or 300 series 0.015 to 0.10% carbon, 16 to 21% chromium, 6 to 26% nickel, 0 to 7% molybdenum. The presence of nickel improves corrosion resistance in certain media and makes stainless steel more ductile. The presence of molybdenum further enhances the resistance to corrosion in an acid medium. The most common grades are 304/304L and 316/316L. Austenitics with manganese or 200 series These are chromium manganese steels, with a low nickel content (always below 5%). Ferritics or 400 series: the KARA ferritic offer 0.02 to 0.06% carbon, 10.5 to 30% chromium, 0 to 4% molybdenum. Commonly used internally, these grades are now being developed for envelope and structural products. Austeno-ferritics or Duplex 0.02% carbon, 0 to 4% molybdenum, 1 to 7% nickel and 21 to 26% chromium. These stainless steels not only offer excellent quality, because of their low nickel content – a material that suffers from highly speculative prices – they are also very cost effective. Martensitics 0.1% carbon, 10.5 to 17% chromium. 304 and 316 series are a kind of cheap stainless product and used in many applications. 304 grade has the advantages of low temperature properties and works fine to hardening process by cold working. 304 stainless steel plate has excellent welding characteristics, usually weld annealing is not normally added to maintain performance. 304 stainless steel plate has very good corrosion resistance in a variety of corrosive media. Stainless steel plate can be manufactured acoording to following standard: ASTM, AISI, SUS, JIS, EN, DIN, GB, ASME, etc.