AR400 wear and abrasion resistant steel plate fabrication

Manufacturing AR400 wear-resistant steel plates involves multiple key steps to ensure that the final product has the required hardness, wear resistance, and strength. Firstly, choose high-quality carbon alloy steel materials, usually containing appropriate amounts of carbon, manganese, and other alloying elements, to improve the hardness and wear resistance of the steel plate.

In the manufacturing process, quenching and heat treatment processes are often used, which can refine the grain size of AR400 steel plates, increase hardness, and improve their strength and wear resistance. Quenching changes the structure of steel through rapid cooling, while heat treatment can eliminate internal stress and improve overall performance.

Another important step is the hot or cold rolling process, which compresses the original steel billet into the desired sheet size and thickness. These processes can further adjust the structure of the AR400 steel plate to ensure that it meets the specification requirements.

During the production process, it may be necessary to perform cutting, bending, welding, and other processing steps to meet the specific needs of customers. These processing steps need to be strictly controlled to ensure the surface smoothness and accuracy of the AR400 steel plate.

Finally, after strict quality inspection and testing, including hardness testing, tensile testing, etc., the AR400 wear-resistant steel plate is ensured to meet the standard requirements. These tests can verify the performance indicators of the AR400 steel plate, ensuring its optimal performance in high wear environments.