Docol 1100M Martensitic Steel (MS)

As a high-grade martensitic steel with high tensile strength, Doco11100M helps to improve the anti-collision performance and provides reliable guarantee for lightweight design and cost-effective production in the automotive industry. Docol is one of the cold-rolled high-strength steels on the market and has become an ideal material for applications such as side anti-collision beams, bumpers and structural parts in the automotive industry.

Docol 1200M Martensitic Steel (MS)

Docol 1200M: Docol1200M available as hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel, Docol1200M martensitic steel contributes to improved crashworthiness and provides a reliable guarantee for lightweight design and cost-effective production in the automotive industry. Docol is one of the cold-rolled high-strength steels on the market and has become a material for applications such as side anti-collision beams, bumpers and structural parts in the automotive industry.

Docol 1300M Martensitic Steel (MS)

Docol 1300M: A Docol martensitic steel Docol1300M martensitic steel with ultra-high tensile strength helps to improve crashworthiness and provides reliable guarantee for lightweight design and cost-effective production in the automotive industry. Docol is one of the cold-rolled high-strength steels on the market and has become a material for applications such as side anti-collision beams, bumpers and structural parts in the automotive industry.

Docol 1400M Martensitic Steel (MS)

Docol 1400M: Docol1400M martensitic steel contributes to improved crashworthiness and ensures lightweight design and cost-effective production in the automotive industry. Docol is one of the cold-rolled high-strength steels on the market and has become a material used in applications such as side anti-collision beams, bumpers and structural parts in the automotive industry.

Primary Cold-Rolled Tinplate

Grade: T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6 The substrate is formed by hot rolling and annealing after one-time cold rolling, usually with a thickness of 0.17-0.5mm, which is called Single Reduce, or SR for short.

Secondary Cold-Rolled Tinplate

Brand: DR-8, DR-9, DR-9M, DR-10 The substrate is formed by hot rolling, annealing after primary cold rolling, and then primary cold rolling. Therefore, secondary cold rolling is named, usually with a thickness of 0.12-0.36mm, which is called Double Reduce in English, or DR for short. The thickness of the second cold rolling is thinner and the strength is higher, which can reduce the cost of making cans, and the overall use ratio is increasing. And the production process is more sophisticated and complex, the supply capacity is relatively small, belongs to the overseas market is more marketable varieties.

Equal Thickness Tinplate (Tinned Coil)

Common tin plating: 2.8/2.8, 5.6/5.6, 8.4/8.4,11.2/11.2 Tinplate with a small amount of tinplate is generally used for containers that require less high corrosion resistance and containers that are painted; tinplate with a large amount of tinplate is generally used for cans that require high corrosion resistance, and containers that are not painted directly.

Differential Thickness Tinplate (Tinplate)

Common tin plating: 5.6/2.8, 8.4/2.8, 8.4/5.6, 11.2/2.8, 11.2/5.6, 11.2/8.4, 15.1/5.6 Tinplate with a small amount of tinplate is generally used for containers that require less high corrosion resistance and containers that are painted; tinplate with a large amount of tinplate is generally used for cans that require high corrosion resistance, and containers that are not painted directly.

MR Food Grade Tinplate (Tinplate)

The vast majority of food packaging with tinplate steel base. Less residual trace elements, with excellent corrosion resistance.