Wear Resistant Carbon Hot Rolled Nm360
Wear Resistant Carbon Hot Rolled Nm360
Wear Resistant Carbon Hot Rolled Nm360
Wear Resistant Carbon Hot Rolled Nm360

Wear Resistant Carbon Hot Rolled Nm360

Chemical composition of NM360 wear-resistant steel plate:
Carbon C content: 0.25;
Si content: 0.70;
Mn content: 1.60;
P content: 0.025;
Sulfur S content: 0.015;
Chromium Cr content: 0.80;
Nickel Ni content: 0.50;
Molybdenum Mo content: 0.50;
Ti content: 0.050;
Aluminum Als content: ≥0.010;

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Product Introduction

Wear resistant carbon hot rolled NM360 is a type of steel that is designed to have a high level of resistance to wear and tear. It is often used in applications where the material is constantly subjected to abrasion, such as mining, construction, and manufacturing environments.

The NM360 designation refers to the hardness of the steel, which is measured on the Rockwell scale. NM360 has a hardness of approximately 360 on the Rockwell C scale, making it one of the hardest types of steel available.

This type of steel is typically formed by hot rolling, which involves passing the steel through a series of rollers while it is still at high temperatures. This process gives the steel its unique properties, including its high level of wear resistance and strength.

Wear resistant carbon hot rolled NM360 is often used in applications where other materials are not effective, such as in the production of heavy machinery parts, wear-resistant plates, and mining equipment. It is also commonly used in the construction of bridges, pipelines, and other structures that are exposed to harsh environmental conditions.