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Steel Sections
Steel sections are a type of strong structural steel that is rolled into shapes that are used in construction. Different steel sections are chosen for their aesthetics and structural qualities for various purposes.
Hot Forged Steel Bar
Forging refers to a process that involves forming a metal using localized compressive forces, and it can be further divided into cold forging, warm forging, or hot forging.
Home Appliance
From televisions, to washing machines, steel is found in a wide range of home appliances. CUMIC can help you find the steel you need for any part you might need for your home appliance needs.
H-Beams: The Indispensable Pillars of Modern Construction
Modern construction relies on a powerful trio: timber, concrete, and steel. Among them, H-beams, with their distinctive "H" shape, stand out. These continuously rolled steel beams, unlike ol...
2022 CUMIC Annual Gala: Build the Future with Wisdom+
The golden calves run hard on the road and the tiger cubs dance to welcome the New Year. Build the Future with Wisdom +——2022 CUMIC Gala was successfully held on 22 January at Xingguo Hotel in Chang...
Chile BioBío Railway Bridge Building Project
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Ras Laffan Petrochemicals Project
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Carbon Steel Rods
Steel rods are steel products designed in the pattern of round bars or rod, rectangular or flat bars, square bars, hexagons, and other patterns of bar stock.
Hot Rolled Steel Bar
Hot rolling is the process in which the steel is rolled above the recrystallization temperature. After cooling at room temperature, the steel is normalized and cooled to become a finished product.
Construction
Due to its strength and affordability, steel is the ideal material for commercial and residential structures. CUMIC's range of products can be found in a number of buildings around the world.
Hot Rolled Carbon Steel
Hot-rolling refers to a metalworking process in which the steel is rolled at above recrystallization temperature (usually exceeds 1000℉).
