Alloy Steel Sheets

Q420q/16Mnq/14MnNbq Cold Rolled Alloy Steel Sheet Heat-Resistant For Bridges Description Alloy steel is steel that alloyed with a wide variety of elements—from as little as 1% to as much as 50%—by weight, with each combination improving the steel’s mechanical properties. Its versatility makes it the alloy of choice for use in aerospace, spacecraft, and nuclear reactors. Alloy steel can be fabricated to almost any density for a wide variety of strength specifications. Product

8MnMoNbR Alloy Steel Sheet Heat-Resistant For Pressure Vessel Description Alloy steel is steel that alloyed with a wide variety of elements—from as little as 1% to as much as 50%—by weight, with each combination improving the steel’s mechanical properties. Its versatility makes it the alloy of choice for use in aerospace, spacecraft, and nuclear reactors. Alloy steel can be fabricated to almost any density for a wide variety of strength specifications. Product Name Alloy

Q295HP Cold Rolled Alloy Steel Sheet Heat-Resistant For Welding Gas Cylinders Description Alloy steel is steel that alloyed with a wide variety of elements—from as little as 1% to as much as 50%—by weight, with each combination improving the steel’s mechanical properties. Its versatility makes it the alloy of choice for use in aerospace, spacecraft, and nuclear reactors. Alloy steel can be fabricated to almost any density for a wide variety of strength specifications. Product

Q390g/15CrMog Cold Rolled Alloy Steel Sheet Heat-Resistant For Boiler Description Alloy steel is steel that alloyed with a wide variety of elements—from as little as 1% to as much as 50%—by weight, with each combination improving the steel’s mechanical properties. Its versatility makes it the alloy of choice for use in aerospace, spacecraft, and nuclear reactors. Alloy steel can be fabricated to almost any density for a wide variety of strength specifications. Product Name

ASTM 09MnREL/06TiL Cold Rolled Alloy Steel Sheet Heat-Resistant For Automobile Beam Description Alloy steel is steel that alloyed with a wide variety of elements—from as little as 1% to as much as 50%—by weight, with each combination improving the steel’s mechanical properties. Its versatility makes it the alloy of choice for use in aerospace, spacecraft, and nuclear reactors. Alloy steel can be fabricated to almost any density for a wide variety of strength specifications.