The primary methods for plate cutting include plasma cutting, laser cutting, and waterjet cutting. Plasma cutting offers the highest efficiency but generally produces average results; laser cutting delivers good results at a moderate speed, making it the most commonly used method; waterjet cutting provides the best results but is relatively more expensive.

Yes. We have the capability to supply plates from other brands, including plates from other domestic manufacturers in China as well as well-known imported brands. It should be noted that this supply is limited to standard dimensions (such as common thicknesses, widths, and lengths), and there are certain requirements regarding purchase quantities. Typically, a minimum order quantity must be met to allow us to conduct centralized procurement and manage costs effectively.

Annealing is a heat treatment process that involves heating the material to a specific temperature, holding it at that temperature for a certain period, and then cooling it at a controlled rate, with specific parameters depending on the material’s dimensions. The purpose is to soften the material, thereby improving its ductility.

Shot blasting is a surface treatment process that uses a blasting wheel to propel fine, hard particles at high speed onto the material’s surface. After shot blasting, the surface develops a refined, matte finish, making it suitable for applications with high requirements for surface quality.