What are the common specifications for patterned plates?
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Two thick patterned plates need to be laid on the equipment platform; the installation dimensions have been determined now, and work is underway to determine the cutting dimensions and the quantity to be purchased. What are the various specifications for patterned boards available on the market, and which is the most common specification?
Specifications of patterned panels: Width options: 1060mm, 1260mm, 1500mm. Length specification: 6000mm.
I went to the steel market today; the minimum thickness of the patterned plates is 3 mm, with a width of only 1250 mm and a length of only 6000 mm. I asked N companies, and all of them have this specification. A width of 1250 mm makes it very difficult to arrange the materials properly, resulting in a lot of waste. I was wondering if it’s possible to purchase patterned sheets with a width of 1500 mm where you are? @xujishubu @TaihuFishMan
For the platform plates, we use ones that are 4 mm thick.
What are the most common and easiest-to-obtain dimensions for patterned panels in your area?
It’s listed in the manual, but it’s not available for purchase on the market. I checked every steel supplier yesterday, and only widths of 1250mm are available.
Can it be done this way too? I’ll go to the steel market next time to find out. The cost of doing this is higher than just buying patterned panels, right?
I once used patterned sheets with a width of 400, and I asked the steel supplier whether they could provide sheets of that width and length after cutting them; therefore I think that once the width and length are specified, the supplier will be able to supply sheets of the appropriate size
I once used patterned sheets with a width of 400, and I asked the steel supplier whether they could provide sheets of that width and length after cutting them; therefore I think that once the width and length are specified, the supplier will be able to supply sheets of the appropriate size
With a small quantity, the supplier won’t do this. Besides, I checked the entire market, and all of them were only available in a 1.250 width specification.