material S960Q grade mechanical properties chemical composition

After heating, a billet is refined for several passes of rolling, then edge cutting and straightening to become a material S960Q steel plate, which is called hot rolling. Due to its high strength, good toughness, easy processing, good weldability and other excellent properties, hot rolled steel plate products are widely used in shipbuilding, automobile, bridge, construction, machinery, pressure vessel and other manufacturing industries.

S50C steel characteristics: the carbon content of the steel (mass fraction, %) ≥ 0.4, excellent wear resistance, reduced ductility, easy to deform and crack after quenching, so quenching is extremely important, and it must be quenched after cutting and tempering to avoid tempering brittleness. By implementing spheroidizing treatment, the cutting performance of this type of carbon steel material S960Q can be improved. The steel is usually used after tempering to a hardness of 19~22HRC to increase its cutting performance.

The company has the industry's advanced automated production lines and precision laboratory instruments and a capable steel industry management team. Through scientific management, optimized technology, and rigorous testing, the company will keep the production efficiency and production quality at the leading level in the industry and continue to provide customers with high-quality material S960Q products. At the same time, the company is committed to building a comprehensive steel manufacturing industry and strives to make the company leads new progress and development.

Our strutural steel plates are not attacked easily by the chemicals in harsh weather. They are a hard, strong, and durable product. Their characteristics are tested through tests. We perform hardness, pmi, micro, chemical, mechanical, macro, ultrasonic test and more. We pack carbon steel plates, material S960Q, hot rolled plates, structural steel sheets safely to maintain their good performance so that they serve longer than usual.

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