Alloy Steel Plates

What Is Alloy Steel Plates?

Alloy Steel Plates are components, which are composed of a range of alloys. The number of alloys determine the overall strength and performance of these plates. Having common alloys of iron and carbon, these plates provide excellent strength and stability to different applications. Alloy steel plates are designed in sizes over 6mm and offer corrosion and oxidation resistance as per their chemical make-up.

AISI 4140 Plate Vs AISI 4130 Sheet

Plates and sheets are versatile components that can be differentiated on different parameters.

• AISI 4140 Plate is designed in sizes above 6mm. AISI 4130 sheet is designed in sizes below 6mm.
• Plates are utilized in building applications requiring high strength and durability. Sheets are utilized to build applications requiring low levels of durability and stability.
• AISI 4130 sheets offer superior machinability than 4140 plates.
• AISI 4140 plates have a higher carbon content than their counterpart.
• After annealing 4130 sheets, they become less strong while 4140 plates become ductile.
• AISI 4140 plates have superior mechanical properties compared to AISI 4130 sheets.

16mo3 Sheet Oil And Gas Application

16mo3 Sheet is a component that is designated for utilization in elevated pressure systems. The molybdenum grade within these sheets gives the component superior resistance against corrosive media, which is common in oil and gas applications. These sheets of sizes below 6mm are seen in boiler tubes, pressure vessels that are common in the oil and gas industry.

ASTM A387 Grade 11 Class 2 Plate

ASTM A387 Grade 11 Class 2 plate is a chromium molybdenum plate that is designed for high-temperature systems. The exceptional concentration gives the components within this grade superior resistance against corrosion and oxidation. The plates possess excellent strength coupled with superior mechanical properties. These components are widely seen across pressure vessel plates, boiler components that are subjected to elevated temperature systems.

Comparision Between SA 387 Gr 12 Cl 2 Foil And ASTM A387 Grade 5 Strip

SA 387 Gr 12 Cl 2 foil and ASTM A387 Grade 5 strip are amongst the thinnest metal modules in this range. Their functionality and gauge thickness are important parameters utilized in differentiating them.

• SA 387 Gr 12 Cl 2 foil is designed with a thickness of less than 0.2mm. These foils are used to wrap different items providing them with protection against corrosion and damage.
• ASTM A387 Grade 5 strip is produced with thicknesses between 0.2mm to 0.5mm. These components play an important feature in different welding procedures.

Astm A514 Grade B Shim Sheet Features

Some of the features of Astm A514 Grade B shim sheet include:

• Employed to fill spaces and gaps in metal components.
• Provide stability and rigidity to different equipment in the system
• Designed with thicknesses above 0.020mm
• Rugged construction with a compact design
• Easy to install
• Ability to withstand heavy loads and torsion

Gr. 9 Alloy Steel Coil Characteristics

Some basic characteristics of the Gr. 9 Alloy Steel Coil are:

• Superior corrosion and oxidation resistance
• High strength and toughness
• Easily rolled or wound after rolling process
• Can be transported easily for processing
• Available in thickness between 1.2mm to 20mm, having a width of above 600mm
• Ability to be cut or sheared into different metal components.