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  • Flat Stainless Steel Bar

    Flat Stainless Steel Bar

    Purchase Flat Stainless Steel Bars at Discounted Prices.

    Flat Stainless Steel Bars are solid stainless steel bars with a rectangular cross-section. They can be divided into cold-drawn polished Flat Stainless Steel Bars and hot-rolled acid-white/sandblasted Flat Stainless Steel Bars. They are mainly used to manufacture load-bearing components, connectors, supports, ladders, flanges, and mechanical parts, and are widely used in building curtain walls, shipbuilding, chemical equipment, and food machinery.

    Our factory can supply various stainless steel bars, such as stainless steel round bars, stainless steel flat bars, stainless steel square bars, and stainless steel hexagonal bars.

  • Flat Steel Bar

    Flat Steel Bar

    Flat steel bar refers to steel with a width of 12-300mm, a thickness of 3-60mm, a rectangular cross-section and slightly blunt edges. Flat Steel Bar is widely used in various fields because of its excellent properties, such as high strength, corrosion resistance and long service life.We can produce and supply various specifications of steel bars, flat bars, square bars, round bars, etc. Welcome to consult.

  • Forged Steel Round Bars Forged Round Steel Bar

    Forged Steel Round Bar

    Forged steel round bars (commonly known as “forged round bars”) are circular cross-section steel bars made from steel ingots or rolled products. These are heated and then forged using processes such as free forging and die forging to apply impact or pressure, causing plastic deformation.

    Forged steel round bars typically have a smooth, unblemished surface (unlike rebar). Domestic production diameters range from Φ80-1500 mm, with custom lengths and subsequent heat treatment available. Compared to hot-rolled round bars of the same material, they exhibit significantly higher strength, toughness, and fatigue resistance, and can withstand greater impact loads and alternating stresses.

  • Full Threaded Rods Stud

    Full Threaded Rod

    Full Threaded Rod is a fastener with threads running from beginning to end. Its head is typically hexagonal, round, or square, designed for easy tightening with tools. The full threaded rod body is covered with continuous threads, usually triangular or trapezoidal in shape.
    In terms of materials, Full Threaded Rods are available in carbon steel and stainless steel. Carbon steel Full Threaded Rods offer various surface treatments, including galvanizing, chrome plating, or powder coating, to meet different corrosion resistance and aesthetic requirements. Stainless steel studs offer superior corrosion resistance and aesthetics, with a smooth surface and are less prone to loosening.

  • Galvalume Steel Coil

    Galvalume Steel Coil

    Galvalume steel coil, also known as Aluzinc Steel Coil, is composed of 55% aluminum, 43.4% zinc and 1.6% silicon by weight.

    Compared with galvanized steel coils of the same thickness, Galvalume Steel Coils containing 55% aluminum-zinc alloy coating have better corrosion resistance when exposed to the same environment on both sides. 55% aluminum-zinc alloy coated Galvalume Steel Coil not only has good corrosion resistance, but its color-coated steel coil products have excellent adhesion and flexibility.

  • Galvanized Rectangular Tube

    Galvanized Rectangular Tube

    Galvanized rectangular tube are also called flat tubes, flat square tubes or square flat tubes. They are hollow long steel strips with rectangular cross-sections. They belong to cold-bent hollow steel sections.

    Galvanized rectangular tubes are made of strip steel. After unpacking, flattening, curling, and welding into round tubes, they are rolled into square rectangles. The surface galvanized layer can form an oxide protective layer.

  • Galvanized Square Steel Tube

    Galvanized Square Steel Tube

    Galvanized Square Steel Tube is a hollow square section steel tube with square cross-section shape and size made of hot-rolled or cold-rolled galvanized strip steel or galvanized coil as blank, cold-bent and then welded by high-frequency welding, or a galvanized square tube made of pre-made cold-bent hollow steel tube by hot-dip galvanizing.

  • Galvanized Steel Coil

    Galvanized Steel Coil

    Galvanized steel coil, also known as galvanized coil, refers to a thin steel plate with a layer of zinc attached to the surface.

    The zinc layer has no zinc flowers, small zinc flowers, regular zinc flowers, and large zinc flowers.

    Our company is a high quality galvanized coil manufacturer, has sufficient inventory, products are sold at home and abroad.. We can produce and supply various specifications of galvanized steel coils, etc.. We can produce and supply various specifications of galvanized steel strip, galvanized steel coils, etc.

  • Galvanized Steel Pipe

    Galvanized Steel Pipe

    Galvanized steel pipes are classified into hot-dip galvanized steel pipes and cold-dip galvanized steel pipes (electro-galvanized) according to their manufacturing process. The former has strong corrosion resistance and a long service life; the latter has a thinner coating and is prone to peeling.

  • Galvanized Steel Sheet

    Galvanized Steel Sheet

    Galvanized steel sheets are carbon steel substrates coated with zinc through hot-dip galvanizing (e.g., SGCC) or electroplating (e.g., SECC). Their core characteristics include sacrificial anode corrosion protection, low cost, and good processability. However, their corrosion resistance is weaker than stainless steel, making them suitable for general corrosive environments.

  • Galvanized Steel Strip

    Galvanized Steel Strip

    Galvanized steel strip is a corrosion-resistant metal material made from cold-rolled or hot-rolled steel strip as the base material, coated with a zinc layer through hot-dip galvanizing (or electroplating). Its core characteristics are excellent corrosion resistance, good formability, and structural strength.

  • Galvanized Steel Wire

    Galvanized Steel Wire

    Galvanized steel wire is carbon steel wire coated with zinc via hot-dip or electroplating methods. Therefore, galvanized steel wire can be divided into hot-dip galvanized steel wire and electro galvanized steel wire.

  • Cold Rolled Grain Oriented Silicon Steel Coil

    Grain Oriented Silicon Steel Coil

    Grain oriented silicon steel coil (also known as cold-rolled grain-oriented silicon steel coil) is a key soft magnetic material specifically used in the manufacture of power equipment cores. It possesses a highly oriented crystal structure and excellent electromagnetic properties.

    Distinguished from Non Oriented Silicon Steel Coil, which is widely used in rotating equipment such as motors, generators, compressors, and drive motors for new energy vehicles, requiring magnetization in multiple directions, Grain Oriented Silicon Steel Coil is specifically designed for transformer cores (especially power transformers and distribution transformers) because its magnetic properties are optimal in a single direction, making it suitable for static magnetic fields.

  • H Beam Steel

    H Beam Steel

    H Beam Steel is an economical cross-section and high-efficiency profile with more optimized cross-sectional area distribution and more reasonable strength-to-weight ratio. It is named because its cross-section is the same as the English letter “H”. Since all parts of H-shaped steel are arranged at right angles, H Beam Steel has the advantages of strong bending resistance in all directions, simple construction, cost saving and light structural weight, and has been widely used.

  • Hex Coupling Nut Long Connecting Nut

    Hex Coupling Nut Long Connecting Nut

    The hex coupling nut is a fastener with a hexagonal shape and a significantly longer length than a regular nut. Its core function is to connect two threaded rods (such as studs, threaded rods, or bolts) to achieve axial extension or rigid mating. It is an “extended hexagonal nut” specifically designed for strong thread-to-thread coupling connections.

  • High Quality Hex Nuts

    Hex Nut

    Hex nuts are standard hexagonal fasteners with threaded inner holes. They are primarily used with bolts and screws, generating axial force through helical engagement to connect and secure machine parts. They are widely used in construction, automotive, and machinery industries.

    Hex Nut Classification:

    1. By Thickness: Hex nuts are divided into Type 1 (standard height, most widely used), Type 2 (thickened, resistant to frequent assembly and disassembly), and thin nuts (for space-constrained applications).

    2. By Function: Hex nuts have evolved into specialized variants such as anti-loosening types (e.g., slotted nuts with cotter pins), flange types (with flanges to increase the stress surface), and cap types (to protect bolt heads).

  • Hexagon Bolts

    Hexagon Bolts

    Hexagon Bolts are threaded bolts characterized by their hexagonal heads. Hexagon bolts come in fully threaded and partially threaded versions and are widely used in applications such as machinery and construction.

    Hexagon Bolts conform to DIN931 , ISO4014 , DIN960 , ISO8765 , DIN601

    Material: Carbon Steel,Stainless Steel

    Finish: Self Colour,Zinc Plated,HDG,Zinc Flake

    A high tensile steel hexagon head bolt (part threaded), used to fasten two or more components together.

    Hexagon drive fits respective sockets and spanners.

    Grade 8.8,10.9, 12.9 Steel.

    Bright Zinc Plated (BZP) or HDG or Zinc Flake finish offers resistance to corrosion.

  • High Quality Nuts

    High Quality Nuts

    High Quality Nuts are fasteners that are screwed onto a bolt or threaded rod to secure a fastener. High Quality Nuts are generally classified into several types, including carbon steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous metals (such as copper). High quality nuts are typically hexagonal in shape with internal threads, used to mate with bolts to tighten related components.
    High Quality Nuts are categorized by their properties according to national standards (GB), German standards (DIN), international standards (ISO), Japanese standards (JIS), and American standards (ASTM/ANSI). GB, DIN, and JIS standards use “M” to indicate size (e.g., M8, M16), while American and British standards use fractions or “#” to indicate size (e.g., 8#, 10#, 1/4, 3/8).

  • High Strength Hexagon Bolts

    High Strength Hexagon Bolts

    High Strength Hexagon Bolts refer to bolts with a strength grade of 8.8 or higher, commonly using strength grades 8.8s and 10.9s, with 10.9s being the most prevalent. High Strength Hexagon Bolts require a large preload and are frequently used for connections in structures such as bridges, rails, and high-voltage and ultra-high-voltage equipment.

  • Hollow Brass Tube Pipes

    Hollow Brass Tube

    Hollow brass tubes are seamless metal tubes made primarily of copper-zinc alloy.

    1. Ordinary Hollow Brass Tubes: Composed only of copper (Cu) and zinc (Zn). Common grades include H96, H90, H80, H70, H68, H65, and H62.

    2. Special Hollow Brass Tubes (Special Brasses): Based on copper and zinc, elements such as lead, tin, manganese, nickel, and aluminum are added to enhance specific properties.

    – Lead brass (e.g., HPb59-1): Excellent machinability, commonly used in instrument components.

    – Tin brass (e.g., HSn70-1, HSn62-1): Strong resistance to seawater corrosion, specifically used in marine condensers and heat exchangers.

    – Other: Brass tubes containing manganese, iron, silicon, etc., are used in high-strength or special corrosion-resistant applications.