High strength steel plates refers to a group of steel grades with high yield strength, typically above 345 MPa, which are widely used in construction, machinery, and infrastructure projects due to their excellent mechanical properties and durability. Understanding the types of steel plate and grades of steel plate is essential for selecting the right material for your project.
If you’re sourcing internationally, whether you’re in Asia, the Middle East, Africa or Europe, understanding the available high strength steel grades and their specific uses can help you make more informed decisions.
Different plate type high strength options are available depending on required strength and performance.
Below, we cover the key types of high strength steel plate products, common concerns raised by buyers, and recommended applications — each linking to more detailed product pages.
Different Types of High Strength Steel Plates and Their Industrial Applications
Structural Steel Plate (Q345B, Q355B, S355JR)
This is the most widely used type of high strength structural steel plate, ideal for general construction, building frames, heavy equipment, and welded parts.
Buyers care about:
Is Q355B equivalent to S355JR in strength and welding performance?
Can I get consistent flatness for laser or plasma cutting?
Which grades are available with Z-direction testing (Z15/Z25)?
These plates combine high strength steel plate properties with excellent atmospheric corrosion resistance — widely used for exposed steel structures, containers, and architecture.
Buyers are concerned with:
Will this grade require painting or is bare exposure acceptable?
Can Corten B be laser cut cleanly?
Does Q355NH meet the mechanical standards of structural steels?
Used for high-pressure environments, this high strength steel plate grade ensures performance under elevated temperature and pressure. It is the go-to material for tanks, boilers, and pressure cylinders.
Buyers ask:
Is Q345R certified to GB713, and are 3.1 MTCs available?
What is the max thickness available with guaranteed impact resistance?
Can you offer N+T (normalizing + tempering) delivery condition?
Developed for bridges and infrastructure, these high strength structural steel plates must deliver high ductility, fatigue resistance, and long-term durability.
Buyers care about:
Is CTOD or fracture toughness data available?
Can these grades be used in long-span or railway bridges?
Are welded joints qualified to AWS or D1.1 standards?
High Strength Steel Plates Suppliers Italy & Global Markets
At CJM Steel, we supply high strength structural steel plates to demanding industries across Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and South America, with a growing presence in countries such as Italy, Thailand, Vietnam, Saudi Arabia, and Brazil.
Recently we have done several cooperation with a bunch of clients from Italy, that made us a trusted high strength steel plates supplier in Italy. We offer advanced capabilities including high strength steel plates cutting Italy using CNC plasma and laser machines.
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