Clad steel plate ~composite steel plate joined together from different metals~
Overwhelming cost-effectiveness! Reducing costs of stainless and high-alloy materials! By joining expensive high-alloy steel with carbon steel and chrome-moly steel, we achieve cost reduction and functionality.
Are you still using solid stainless steel or high alloy materials? How about switching to clad steel plates? Our staff will provide full support even for customers using clad steel plates for the first time! ~Our clad steel plates have excellent workability! We have extensive experience in accommodating a wide variety of combinations!~ 【Main Features】 - Clad steel plates are composite steel plates that bond expensive alloys to carbon steel/low alloy steel. - They possess various features not found in single steel plates and are functional materials with excellent cost-effectiveness. - They are used in a wide range of fields, primarily in oil and gas, as well as in marine development, power, environment, infrastructure, chemicals, and food sectors. - Cost reduction in materials, ensuring corrosion resistance and strength.
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■Achievements: Our company has been producing "rolled clad steel plates" used in high-quality demanding products since the 1950s. ■Manufacturing Method: The plates are manufactured using hot rolling methods, combining materials tailored to customer requirements. ■Applicable Steel Types: Stainless steel, high corrosion-resistant alloy steel, copper alloys, etc. (For details, please refer to the catalog) ■Applicable Standards: JIS, ASME, ASTM, various classification societies, etc. ■Others: We also respond to inquiries regarding processing, such as welding methods for clad steel plates.
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■Achievements: Our company has been producing "rolled clad steel plates" used in high-quality demanding products since the 1950s. ■Applications: They are used in a wide range of fields, primarily in the oil and gas sector, as well as in marine development, power, environment, infrastructure, chemicals, and food industries.
