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Why and Where Do We uses Mild Steel?
Before we talking about this topic, we need to know what are the mild steels? Below shows the definition of mild steels: Carbon steel is sometimes referred to as “mild steel” or “plain carbon steel”. The American Iron and Steel Institute defines carbon steel as having no more than 2 % carbon and no other appreciable alloying element. Carbon steel makes up the largest part of steel production and is used in a vast range of applications.
2019-07-26 -
Difference between Stainless Steel and Mild Steel
Steel is one of the most common materials in the world, representing an industry that produces 1.3 billion tons a year, and it is a material used throughout the construction of many architectural fabrications. There are many sub-categories of steel and depending on the various qualities and characteristics of a particular build, the choice of steel selected may vary. The properties that vary the most between steel types are strength, ductility, hardness, aesthetics, and cost. Depending on your scope of work, selecting the proper steel type for the job can benefit the quality of the project and cost.
2019-07-25 -
Steel Pipe: Differences between Carbon Steel Pipe and Stainless Steel Pipe
Carbon steel and stainless steel are both metals that are used in a wide array of commercial and consumer applications. The main difference between the two is in the components that are added to the steel to make it useful for its intended purposes.
2019-07-25 -
Steel Pipe: Difference between Seamless and ERW Stainless Steel Pipe
Today, ADTO GROUP will discuss the key difference between Seamless Steel Pipe and ERW Stainless Steel Pipe.
2019-07-24 -
Steel Coils: Merits of Cold Rolled Steel Coils
ADTO GROUP Building Material supplier manufacture Cold-rolled steel coils under integrated control that manages everything from raw materials to finished steel products, utilizing state-of-the -art equipment. The features of our products are indicated below.
2019-07-24 -
Steel Coil: Characteristics of Cold-rolled Steel Coil
Cold rolled steel coils offer a variety of outstanding properties, including easy formability and a smooth, clean surface, and are used in automobiles, appliances, furniture, and many other everyday items.
2019-07-23 -
Steel Coil: Manufacturing Process of Cold Rolled Steel Coil
The manufacturing process of the cold-rolled steel coils can be divided into the following steps.
2019-07-23 -
Formwork Systems: When to Remove Concrete Formwork?
Forms should not be removed until the concrete has sufficiently hardened in order that it can carry safely its own weight and any other live loads it is subjected to. The supporting period (the period between the placing of concrete in forms and removal of forms) differ according to the type of cement used and the design of formwork. In general, structures carrying construction loads, side timbers shall not be removed within 7 days and supporting timbers within 28 days of placing of concrete.
2019-07-22 -
Hot Rolled Steel vs Cold Rolled Steel
When choosing materials for the construction project, it is important to know the difference between the different types of steel available, how it is used and the advantages of including it in your industrial or construction project. This article will explain the differences between hot rolled steel and cold rolled steel, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each.
2019-07-18 -
Steel Coils: Do You Know Cold Rolled Coils Made by ADTO GROUP?
The cold-rolled steel coils are manufactured from the hot rolled steel coils. The hot rolled steel coils are cleaned chemically and processed further in cold reduction mills, where the material is cooled (at room temperature) followed by annealing and/or tempers rolling. This process will produce steel with closer dimensional tolerances and a wider range of surface finishes. Cold rolling increases strength, enhances the surface finish and offers uniform thickness. To prevent the cold-rolled steel coils from rusting, they are usually coated with a thin layer of oil paint. Further coating of Zinc-Aluminium alloy or galvanization on the metal can be processed. ADTO GROUP offers cold rolled steel coils for sale in a range of international standard grades.
2019-07-18 -
Do You Know the Difference between Metal Sheet, Plate, and Foil?
The difference between metal sheet, plate, and foil is the thickness of the metal, with foil being the thinnest and plate being the thickest, but the boundaries vary depending on who you are talking to and the material you are talking about.
2019-07-17 -
Hot Rolled Steel: How it is Made
The process in which hot rolled is produced begins with heating slabs of steel to approximately 2,300 degrees Fahrenheit. The amount of heat directly affects the properties of the steel. Meaning, if the temperature is not high enough it can cause defects in the material. This is likely due to carbides (compound of carbon) and nitrates not fully dissolving. When the hot material is being transferred from the furnace it reacts with the oxygen in the air. This reaction forms a mill scale or a flaky surface of iron oxides. The mill scale can affect the surface quality of the hot rolled steel if left alone. To remove the iron oxides the material is then sent through a mill scale cleanse. It is sprayed with high-pressure water (much higher than your power washer at home).
2019-07-17 -
Defects that Easy to Occur on Galvalume Steel Coil
Due to the process characteristics of the galvalume steel coil, it is prone to occur some defects. In addition to the surface, the coating is loose, the galvalume steel coil is also prone to occur the following defects:
2019-07-15 -
Hot or Cold? Which Kind of Rolled Steel Should We Choose?
When approaching the start of our construction project, it is crucial to know the type of steel that is best suited for our needs. Different types of steel manufacturing can produce material that performs better for specific applications. The hot and cold rolled steel manufacturing methods specifically have a great effect on the overall performance of the steel.
2019-07-15 -
Steel Coil Definition And Classification
Steel coil, a finished steel product such as sheet or strip which has been wound or coiled after rolling. In the light of experience gained during these years, ANSON classifies steel coils into hot and cold- rolled types, or stainless steel coil, carbon coil, and Galvanized Steel according to current products and international standards.
2019-07-12