How to solve the uneven heating problem of elongation of 16mo3 steel

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"We can supply elongation of 16Mo3 steel, hot rolled pressure vessel plate available size Thickness from 5mm to 150mm Width: from 1,500mm to 2,500mm Length: from 6,000mm to 12,000mmFor plates thinner than 40mm normally supply as rolled. Plates above 40mm thick are normalised.Technical conditions: Ultrasonic tested as per SA 578 or any other as per requirement ; MTC acc to EN 10204 / 3.2; Charpy Impact tested at -20/-46 DegC.; Furnace Normalised."

BBN STEEL elongation of 16mo3 steel 2020 newly inventory in Shanghai(500tons)16*1524*5900, 5*2800*12000, 15*2000*12000, 6*2500*12000, 10*2120*926012.5*1820*6096, 10*2900*7350, 24*2650*11100, 5*2800*12000, 8*2600*1000016*1524*5900, 8*2800*11230, 19*2910*11025, 32*2700*11025, 10*2270*711010*2120*9260, 65*2100*6000, 22.5*2910*11025, 12*2050*7780, 14*2050*90008*2600*10000, 10*2270*7110, 36*2140*9150, 40*2910*11000, 57*1600*6000

With equipment, technology, production technology, quality supervision and other leading advantages, we are leading in the production of all kinds of high-quality, high-tech medium, extra thick, extra wide steel plate elongation of 16mo3 steel shaped parts. The cutting surface is smooth and clean, the cutting edge is neat, without secondary processing by users, and it can be installed and used directly according to the technical dimensions, with the characteristics of high coincidence rate of positive and negative tolerance and excellent quality. The processed steel products are mainly used in heavy machinery and equipment.

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