Sheets for further refinement
according to EN ISO 683-1/EN 10343

Properties and use of sheets for further refining

Sheets made of alloyed and non-alloyed steels stand out for their high toughness, excellent strength and hardness. They are mostly difficult to weld, but they have a low tendency to deform. The sheets are further processed by so-called refining – most often it involves hardening or tempering, and thanks to this they acquire their typical properties. Sheets for further processing, the technical requirements of which are specified by EN ISO 683-1/EN 10343, are supplied without heat treatment, in a normalized state (+N) or in a soft annealed state (+A).</p >

Thanks to their properties, sheet metal is used across engineering. Suitable for a range of machine components. Sheet metal is used, for example, for shafts of mining machines or turbocompressors, axles, connecting rods or gear wheels. They are also suitable for milling mandrels, rockers, satellite carriers or screws, pins and other connecting or clamping components.

Choose from a wide range of sizes. We supply sheets in the following dimensions:

• length: max. 18,000 mm,
• width: 1000-3200mm,
• thickness: 5-100 mm,
• weight: max. 12,500 kg.

The stated dimensions are only approximate. The resulting appearance depends on the combination of individual parameters and material specification. Upon agreement, we are able to produce sheet metal up to a length of 21,000 mm and a thickness of 200 mm. For more information contact us.