Providing high-quality, durable materials that ensure the safety, performance, and longevity of every ship.
Providing high-quality, durable materials that ensure the safety, performance, and longevity of every ship.
GB/T 5312 specifies carbon and carbon–manganese seamless steel tubes and pipes primarily used for shipbuilding, commonly referred to as shipbuilding steel pipes. Under GB/T 5312, there are five main steel grades: 320, 360, 410, 460, and 490. Each grade is further classified into three quality levels: I, II, and III.
Angle steel, commonly known as angle iron, is a long strip of steel whose sides are perpendicular to each other. There are equal angle steels and unequal angle steels. The two sides of equal angle steel are equal in width. The unequal angle steel is also known as L shape profile steel.
Flat bar steel can be produced according to the user's needs, with fixed thickness, width and length. It can reduce the cutting process for users, reduce the consumption of labor and materials, and also reduce the processing loss of raw materials.
The bulb flat steel is a kind of medium section material which is mainly used in the field of shipbuilding and the shipbuilding bulb flat steel is an auxiliary medium section material for shipbuilding.
Grades A–E are normal-strength shipbuilding steel plates used for hull structures, with increasing impact toughness from Grade A to Grade E; Grade A is for general use, while Grade E offers the highest toughness for highly stressed and low-temperature applications.
A durable, water-resistant hardwood widely used in shipbuilding for decks, exterior fittings, and trim. Its natural oils protect against rot, decay, and marine pests, making it ideal for long-lasting performance in harsh marine environments.