09cupcrni-a steel specification delivered to Japan

The quality inspection department is responsible for the inspection management of raw materials and finished products, and the quality inspection and acceptance of products and raw materials. Strictly abide by the company's management system, conscientiously exercise the management power given by the company, and put an end to all ultra vires; be responsible for the inspection of all kinds of raw materials entering the company, and put forward quality problems and handling opinions.

NM400 wear resistant steel plate has a very high mechanical strength; its mechanical properties are 3 to 5 times that of ordinary low alloy steel plates; it can improve the wear resistance of mechanical related parts; therefore improve the service life of machinery; reduce production costs. The surface hardness of the product 09cupcrni-a steel specification is usually Reached 360 - 450HB. NM400 wear resistant steel plate is used for processing and manufacturing of wear-resistant and wearing parts for mining and various construction machinery.

Our company has the ability to produce all kinds of steel structure parts. At the same time, we can design drawings according to the requirements of customers, and process according to the drawings. 09cupcrni-a steel specification Heat treatment services - such as annealing, normalizing, quenching, tempering, quenching and tempering, solution treatment, etc. We can also heat treat according to customer's 09cupcrni-a steel specification requirements.

On September 14th 2019, a Australia customer purchased 500 tonsDIN17155 15Mo3 boiler steel plates, which will be used for vessel modification of wax backflow protection project and LPU project. Many old customers keep asking about Din17155 steel grade-15Mo3. Usually our company would suggest customers to choose EN10028 steel specification, but if customer insiste on the old steel grade, we could arrange it either. With years of experience in produceing DIN 17155 15Mo3 boiler steel plates, the company supplies high quality steel 09cupcrni-a steel specification product with low cost and better service.

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