01-12-2023, 09:26 AM
A metal slab or billet that has been preheated is fed through rollers until it reaches the desired thickness to make a sheet. “Hot rolling” is the term used to describe this procedure.
Products made of stainless and carbon steel are frequently pickled after being hot-rolled. The metal is put through an acid bath to achieve this. After the pickling process, traditional carbon steel is quite prone to rust. Thus, a thin layer of oil is applied to protect the surface. The majority of stainless steel doesn’t need this.
Products made of stainless and carbon steel are frequently pickled after being hot-rolled. The metal is put through an acid bath to achieve this. After the pickling process, traditional carbon steel is quite prone to rust. Thus, a thin layer of oil is applied to protect the surface. The majority of stainless steel doesn’t need this.