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热轧钢和冷轧钢的主要区别在于加工方式不同。加工方式的不同会直接影响它们的形状和性能。

Three types dominate the market: duplex, austenitic, and ferritic stainless steel. Each has its own unique crystal structure, chemical makeup, and how it’s made. These differences determine their corrosion resistance, strength, and ideal uses.

Duplex stainless steel is a kind of stainless steel with a special two-part structure. The combination of austenitic and ferritic crystals yields great strength, corrosion resistance, and versatility. It has become a very important material in many industries and is becoming the future of high-performance materials.

Steel coating is the process of applying a thin protective layer to steel to improve resistance to corrosion, wear, and surface damage. Steel coating protects steel by creating a barrier that slows rust, extends service life, and improves performance in real working conditions. Engineers use coatings to control how steel reacts to moisture, chemicals, heat, and physical contact.

Corrosion is steel’s persistent enemy. While standard Aluzinc has served as the industry go-to for years, the demand for superior durability has led to the rise of Zn-Al-Mg (Zinc-Aluminum-Magnesium).

Metal casting is a key process in modern manufacturing. It works for automotive, machinery, aerospace, construction and electronics industries. Steel casting and die casting are two popular casting methods. They differ in important ways. These differences change part performance, production cost and how fast parts are made. Choosing the wrong process causes problems. It can delay projects, waste money or create low-quality parts. This article explains the key traits of both processes. It uses facts, data and real examples. It helps engineers, buyers and designers make smart choices. By the end, you will know which process fits your parts best.

High-Speed Steel (HSS) is a type of tool steel known for its ability to maintain hardness and withstand high temperatures, making it ideal for cutting tools and industrial machining.

Angle iron is a piece of structural steel in the shape of an “L”, commonly used in construction and fabrication for support, framing, and reinforcement.