Export GB stadard of nm500 steel steel material

Blast furnace ironmaking is a traditional ironmaking method based on coke energy. It cooperates with converter steelmaking and is the main method of producing GB stadard of NM500 steel steel at present. This dominance of blast furnace ironmaking is not expected to change for quite a long time. The essence of blast furnace ironmaking is the reduction of iron. Besides, coke is used as fuel and reducing agent. At high temperatures, iron ore or iron-containing raw materials are reduced from an oxide or mineral state to liquid pig iron.

After the steel plate is produced from the original factory, it will pass through a series of transportation and storage links and then be delivered to the processing workshop. During this period of time, the steel plate surface will contact with the air continuously, which will inevitably produce a layer of oxide skin. The oxide skin is a difficulty in the treatment process. It has high melting point, is not easy to burn and dissolve, increases preheating time, reduces cutting speed. Therefore, the surface of the GB stadard of NM500 steel plate should be derusted before cutting.

The company adheres to the service concept of "you give the order to me and I leave the satisfaction to you". Over the years, our GB stadard of NM500 steel steel products are supplied in time, with reliable quality and perfect and thoughtful after-sales service. Meanwhile, we have huge GB stadard of NM500 steel steel stocks all the year round. The company long-term pursues the principle of quality first, customer first, quality for survival, reputation for development, and perfect service to win the users.

In February 2019, the European Union stated that the sharp increase in Turkish GB stadard of NM500 steel and so on steel imports has seriously threatened steel production enterprises in member states. The EU has set import quotas for 26 steel products and imposed a 25% tariff on steel products imported in the future for a period of three years. The Turkish Trade Ministry said on Friday that Turkey had initiated a lawsuit against the EU on steel import tariffs with the World Trade Organization (WTO).