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At present, the cutting thickness limit of laser cutting is 20 mm. However, it should be noted that oxygen will be added into the laser beam to cut 20 mm thick QStE340TM automotive steel coil steel plate, which will form a thin oxide film on the cutting surface, which may affect the cutting quality, Therefore, attention should be paid to this point to avoid problems.

Japan is a typical shipping first, and its raw materials are imported from Oceania, central and South America and other Asian countries. Most of the QStE340TM automotive steel coil steel produced is exported to China and other Asian countries, and a small amount is exported to America. Shipping is the main way of its QStE340TM automotive steel coil steel international transportation. According to the data, steel goods account for about 20% of the total sea freight in Japan. The domestic transportation of Japanese steel is mainly truck.

When cutting extra thick QStE340TM automotive steel coil steel plates, the cutting speed should not be too fast. Many processing and production industries will encounter such problems, that is, in order to speed up the cutting of extra thick steel plates, many details will be ignored in the process of these process operations, so it is easy to produce waste parts, and some plates QStE340TM automotive steel coil will crack. So when cutting extra thick steel plates, you must pay attention to the speed, which can not be too fast. Low-speed processing can effectively improve work efficiency.

The company adheres to green development, supported by scientific and technological innovation and technological progress, vigorously advocates the QStE340TM automotive steel coil production and life style of saving, environmental protection, civilization and low carbon, adheres to the new industrialization road and the sustainable development road. Actively carry out international trade and maintain stable economic and trade relations with more than 80 countries and regions including the United States, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea and Australia.