Steel Sheet, Blanks & Coil For Transportation The transportation industry encompasses a wide range of different vehicles and modes of transportation that get from point A to point B. This can include public transportation, trains, buses, airplanes, semi-trailer trucks, and more. Hunter Special Steel is an experienced supplier that has been supplying steel to the transportation industry for many years, ensuring that we have exactly what you need. Contact us today. Steel Plates for Transportation A wide range of different processes, grades and shapes of steel are available for the transportation industry. We can provide the following services: Types of steel processed Hot rolled pickled and oiled coils Cold rolled coils Hot-dip galvanized Steel grades Duplex Duplex Advanced High Strength Steels Ultra High Strength Steels Multi-Phase High Strength Low Alloy Steels Shapes Steel plate Coil Blanks Fine Blanking Configuration Blank
Cold Rolled Carbon Steel Sheets Cold rolled carbon steel is hot rolled steel that has been further processed. Hot-rolled steel is cooled (usually to or below its recrystallization point), then annealed and re-rolled at room temperature to obtain more accurate thicknesses, higher strength and hardness, and better surface quality. In addition to changing mechanical properties, the cold rolling process produces steel with tighter tolerances and higher dimensional accuracy than hot rolled steel. It also tends to be better suited to lighter gauges and is better suited to applications that require a more visually appealing surface finish. Types of Cold Rolled Carbon Steel Cold rolled carbon steel is available in a variety of carbon content levels: Low carbon steel - also known as soft steel, contains less than 0.3% carbon. It is highly formable, making it effective for applications that require a lot of bending and forming. Medium Carbon Steel - Carbon content ranges from 0.3% to 0.6%, which makes it stronger and more durable for applications such as automotive manufacturing. High-carbon steel - contains 0.61% to 1.5% carbon, which significantly alters its physical properties. With higher carbon content, the steel becomes stronger and harder than mild steel; however, this material is less ductile.
409L Stainless Steel Sheet Grade 409 (UNS S40900, EN1.4512) is a stabilized version of 409, consisting of a suitable circuit, low levels of carbon and nitrogen, and additions All the right ingredients give Grade 409L some of the properties such as corrosion resistance, weldability, and formability - due to the lower chromium content, Grade 409L is another low-cost option for corrosion-resistant stainless steel. and formability - With its lower chromium content, Grade 409L is another low-cost alternative to corrosion-resistant stainless steels. It offers a good combination of heat and corrosion resistance and is well suited for non- or mildly corrosive environments or applications with excellent oxidation resistance at elevated temperatures and good weldability for use in automotive exhaust or petroleum equipment.
