Hot Rolled Plate
"Heavy Duty Structure"
Thick steel plates (typically 6mm and above) designed to withstand immense stress and harsh environments.
"The Giant’s Armor"
Think of the hull of a massive oil tanker or the deck of a bridge. These structures rely on these thick slabs of steel to act as an unbreakable shield against waves, wind, and weight.
Unlike sheets, plates are used where structural integrity is paramount. They undergo rigorous testing for internal quality. Key applications include Shipbuilding, Offshore Platforms, Bridges, Pressure Vessels, and Wind Towers.
Supply Dimensions
| Item | Available Range | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | 6.0 ~ 100 mm (Max 150mm) | A shipbuilding/Construction mainstay (Main: 10 ~ 50mm) |
| Width | 1,500 ~ 4,500 mm | Wide Plate Available |
| Length | 6,000 ~ 24,000 mm | Agreed according to transport restrictions (Max 24m) |
| Unit Weight | Max 20 Ton / Plate | Maximum weight limit per sheet |
Delivery Condition
| Symbol | Process | Features |
|---|---|---|
| AR | As Rolled | Only rolling without heat treatment (such as SS275 for general structures) |
| N | Normalizing | Increase impact toughness by refining the tissue. (Required for shipbuilding and pressure vessels) |
| TMCP | Thermo-Mechanical Control | The latest method of increasing strength and weldability without alloying elements. (thick shipbuilding backboard) |
| Q&T | Quenched & Tempered | Knitting after quenching. Securing extreme steel strength and wear resistance. (Wearing-resistant steel, special steel) |