equivalent grades of raex 500 metal steel plates
We do sand blasting and shop primer for various equivalent grades of raex 500 steel plates such as carbon steel plates, high strength low alloy steel plates, shipbuilding steel plates, etc. before delivery, so as to protect the steel plates from going rust during transportation. Our sand blasting standard is SA2.5, and shop primer equivalent grades of raex 500 thickness is 20μm or so. Our shop primer has been certified by ABS, LR, BV etc. authorities.
Wear resistant steel plate is often used for construction machinery and equipment manufacture, such as excavators, scrapers, sand making machines, etc., which operate repeatedly in the sediment for a long time. That requires the wear resistant steel plate have good wear resistance. Otherwise, once the mechanical equipment is damaged, the progress of the whole project will be greatly affected. equivalent grades of raex 500, Wear resistant steel plate can also be used for building equipment, such as excavation machinery, shovel transport machinery, compaction machinery, engineering lifting machinery, piling machinery, etc.. They need long-term contact with all kinds of sediment, and need the support of wear resistant steel plates.
High quality steel sheet and plate product equivalent grades of raex 500 supply 10.5*1970*7950, 13*1300*4350, 11*1900*12500, 12.5*2870*7100, 11*1870*12500, 10.5*1970*8000, 13*1520*7950, 11*1910*9000, 12.5*2900*8250, 11*1870*13500, 10.5*2350*6200, 14*1440*6100, 11*3100*10000, 13*1510*4850, 11*1870*9300, 11*1570*12000, 14*1800*9750, 11.5*2640*7600, 13*2380*6000, 11*2400*10000.
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