Common steels - Import export

We supply patterned plates (tear drop and diamond patterns ) that are produced for creating a non-slip metal surface that are used at fire-escape stairs, walking lines, ramps, machinery, wet floors of ship and shore side premises or vehicle, trucks and lorry’s haulage, stairs, doors of cupboard, and covering of outer facade or floor. Production from 1,50 mm to 16,00 mm thickness from 1000 mm to 1500 mm width is the most common requirements and supply. Expanded Steel Sheets that are from the expansion of hot steel rolls, generally are preferred for places where the weight of the patterned sheets have to be minimized. By their lightweight characteristics, generally are used in ship building industry, walking lines, door or complete generator boxes, partition walls, ceiling coverings, pipe and cable cover system, truck haulages, fences, platforms and military structures.

Stainless steel gas springs function the same as their common hydraulic counterparts, but give an alternative when operating under rough conditions such as off-shore and other outdoor exposure applications. Other commons application areas for stainless steel gas spring include health care products, food industry and medical devices.

Engineered for : • Small workshop bandsaws • Common steel qualities and non ferrous metals • Cross sections over approx. 100 mm (4”)

Engineered for : • Common steel qualities and non ferrous metals • Short-chipping materials • Small structurals with thin walls • Narrow cross sections up to approx. 100 mm (4”) • Contour cutting operations

Our all-ceramic bearings are characterised by their high corrosion resistance to seawater and various chemicals. They are therefore used, for example, in the chemical industry, in the food and beverage industry, in shipping and in chlorine systems. We can manufacture our full ceramic ball bearings with rings and balls made of zirconium oxide (ZrO2) or silicon nitride (Si3N4), depending on the application. They are available with full balls or with cages made of PEEK or PTFE. The runout accuracies common with precision steel bearings cannot be achieved with all-ceramic bearings, so speed values have to be reduced. Ceramic materials are harder than steel, but also more brittle. Silicon nitride in particular has a low elongation at break and tends to break under tensile stress without prior plastic deformation. We take this into account when selecting the optimum bearing solution for your specific requirements.