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Strip Steel

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Strip Steel 

band steel (in coils) 0.005 to 4 mm thick and up to 600 mm wide, produced by hot or cold rolling in a strip mill. The bulk of strip steel produced is 0.5-2.0 mm thick and up to 300 mm wide.

Strip steel is made of carbon or alloy steel, depending on its intended use; it is delivered work-hardened or thermally treated, with various surface qualities and appearances (bright, dull, or with temper colors). Strip steel with a corrosion-proof finish (for instance, zinc) is also produced.

Strip steel is used in manufacturing stamped articles, welded pipes, bent shapes, watch and clock springs, razor blades, heating elements of electric furnaces and instruments, electrical and radio-engineering apparatus, and cable armor, as well as in packaging.
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8, 2010 /PRNewswire-Asia-FirstCall/ -- China Gerui Advanced Materials Group Limited (Nasdaq: CHOP) ("China Gerui" or the "Company"), a leading high precision, cold-rolled strip steel producer in China, today provided its outlook for fiscal years 2010 and 2011.
China Gerui Provides Outlook for Fiscal Years 2010 and 2011 by PR Newswire
Michael Leahy, general secretary of the Community union, said: "SSI is a very impressive company with a very modern first-class hot rolling mill which produces strip steel for South East Asia.
Plea for help to find buyer for steel plant by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
In the aftermath of the Second World War Mr Cashmore installed machines to cut coil strip steel into sheets for manufacturers.
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