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Z Sheet Pile

Z-shaped sheet piles are called Zs because the single piles are shaped roughly like a horizontally stretched Z. The interlocks are located as far away from the neutral axis as possible to ensure good shear transmission and increase the strength-to-weight ratio. Z piles are the most common type of sheet pile in North America and can be used in a wide variety of applications.

CHS Circular Steel Hollow Section

As with square HSS, round steel HSS is ideal for creating uniform geometries. Round tubing is well-suited to constructing columns and features a high resistance to torsion.

Rectangular Steel HSS Tube

Rectangular HSS is often used within welded steel frames where loading occurs from multiple directions. The flat shape makes rectangular HSS ideal for construction. It is often used to create a pleasing aesthetic effect.

Square Steel HSS Tube

Square HSS tube are available to meet ASTM A500 or ASTM A1085 specifications. Square jumbo tubing is ideal for applications requiring uniform geometry along two or more cross-sections.

Low Carbon Bright Alkaline Steel Wire

Low-carbon bright alkaline steel wire is a good general-purpose grade and is the most common type in daily life, such as hangers, electrical shelves, store displays and paper clips. It has good bending and flattening performance, is easy to form, and is conducive to welding. The carbon content of low carbon bright alkaline steel wire ranges from 0.06 to 0.20 percent, but the most commonly used grades are 1008(0.08 percent carbon) and 1018(0.18 percent carbon). Low-carbon bright alkaline steel wire is most often supplied in a "drawn" or "hard drawn" state, but can also be supplied in a bright annealed state according to special requirements.

High Carbon Spring Tempering Steel Wire

High carbon steel is used to make spring tempered carbon steel wire. Commonly used grades of spring steel wire do not have a specific chemical name, such as 1065 or 1080, which is common in other types of high carbon steel products. Rather, they are specified and manufactured according to performance criteria specific to their primary end use, I .e., the manufacture of coil springs. These performance standards allow a range of carbon content, but there are other factors, such as tensile strength and bending/winding tests must be met within the specified range.

SAE-1006 Steel Wire Rod

Steel grade G10060 (SAE 1006) - low carbon material from which wire rod and round wire are produced in riots or cut rods. Standart: ASTM A510M. Standard specification for general requirements for carbon steel wire rod and round wire. Classification: Low-carbon steel.

SAE-1008 Steel Wire Rod

Steel grade G10080 (SAE 1008) - low carbon material from which wire rod and round wire are produced in riots or cut rods. Standart: ASTM A510M. Standard specification for general requirements for carbon steel wire rod and round wire. Classification: Low-carbon steel.

Epoxy Resin Coated Steel Bar

Epoxy resin coated steel bar is an epoxy resin protective coating prepared on the surface of ordinary steel bar by electrostatic spraying powder high temperature sintering process. The coating has excellent chemical corrosion resistance and does not react with acid and alkali. And the coating has anti-permeability, so it can delay the corrosion medium (such as water, oxygen, chloride, etc.) contact with the steel, so that its corrosion resistance life is greatly extended. China's epoxy coated steel bars adopt national standards GB/T 25826-2010 and Ministry of Housing and Construction standard JG/T 502-2016 (replacing JG 3042-1997). American standards are ASTM A775/A775M and ASTM A934/A934M, and British standard is BS ISO 14654.

HPB300/HRB335/HRB400/HRB500 Reinforcement

B1499.2-2007 is a European standard steel bar. Generally, GB1499.2-2007 standard deformed steel bars are made using the hot-rolled method, meaning that these are the most common types of deformed steel bars. These are available in different lengths and sizes, all the way from 6 mm in diameter to 50 mm in diameter. When it comes to length, 9 m and 12 m are the common sizes.

BS4449 Steel Reinforcement Rebar

The differences between the, B and C designations are complex and related to structural tolerances. For steel mesh products, B500A grade steel is usually used, and for steel bars, B500B grade steel is used. B500C steel is rarely required, and it is always worthwhile for structural engineers to check whether B500B grade steel can be used instead of B500C, because B500C usually has a significant cost overhead.

ASTM A615 Reinforcing Bar Grade 60

Unlike the former two kinds, ASTM A615 is a deformed steel standard categorized under American standards. These are generally available in diameter between 9.5 mm and 43 mm, and length between 6 m and 12 m. Generally, the steel bars that fall under this standard are under deformed or plain carbon steel. The grades that fall within this standard are Grade 40, Grade 60, Grade 75, and Grade 80.