We at Nam Kim steel joint stock company, are constantly trying to upgrade our products and improve our services to suit our customers' requirements. We have got the ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 14001:2004 Certificate. The following products standards we produce are JIS G3141/G3302/G3312/G3321/G3322 and the equivalent ones, we are pleased to introduce our Galvanized Steel Coil, Hot dip Zinc Coated Steel - GI & HGI, PPGI, GL, PPGL.
Continuous sheet galvanizing
is also a hot-dip process, but is only applied to steel sheet, strip,
and wire. A coil-to-coil process, steel sheets from 0.010 to 1.70
inches (0.25 mm to 4.30 mm) thick and up to 72 inches (1,830 mm) wide is
passed as a continuous ribbon through cleaning baths and molten zinc at
speeds up to 600 feet per minute. Preparing
the steel for the continuous galvanized coating begins with cleaning in
an alkaline liquid combined with brushing, rinsing, and drying. Then
the steel passes into the heating or annealing furnace to soften it and
impart the desired strength and formability. In this annealing furnace,
the steel is maintained under a reducing gas atmosphere, composed of
hydrogen and nitrogen, to remove any oxide that may be on the surface.
Just as in the batch hot-dip process, the steel must be completely clean
of oxides and contaminants for a successful coating.
As
the steel exits the furnace, it enters into a vacuum chamber, or snout,
before entering the molten zinc bath to prevent and air from
reoxidizing the heated steel product. The steel is then sent around a
submerged roll in the molten bath to create the bonded coating and
removed in a vertical direction. As the product is withdrawn from the
bath, precisely regulated, high-pressure air (air knife) is used to
remove any excess zinc to create a closely controlled coating thickness.
The steel is then allowed to cool and solidify before contacting
another roll to avoid transferring or damaging the coating.
How is the continuous process is used to make seven different types
galvanized (zinc)
galvannealed (90-92% zinc/8-10% iron alloy)
two alloys of zinc and aluminum (55% aluminum/45% zinc alloy and 95% zinc/5% aluminum alloy)
two aluminum based alloys (100% aluminum, 89-95% sluminum/5-11% silicon alloy)
terne coating (85-97% lead/3-15% tin alloy)
As
the name states, this process is only applied to sheet steels. The
most common applications are in car bodies, appliances, corrugated
roofing and siding, duct work, and culvert pipe. The smooth coating
does allow it to be treated for painting, which will increase service
life. Because of the relatively thin coating, unpainted continuous
sheet galvanizing is recommended for interior applications or where
exposure to corrosive elements is mild. ASTM A653 / A653M Standard Specification for Steel Sheet, Zinc-Coated (Galvanized) or Zinc-Iron Alloy-Coated (Galvannealed) by the Hot-Dip Process governs the coating of steel via the continuous process.
Coating Characteristics
Because
both are hot-dip processes, continuous sheet and batch hot-dip
galvanizing are often confused. One major difference in the two
coatings is the thickness. The continuous sheet galvanizing process has
greater control and preciseness when it comes to zinc thickness as the
air knife used after galvanizing ensures a uniform thickness across the
steel sheet. The coating is mostly unalloyed zinc, though minimal alloy
layers are present, and is ductile and able to withstand deep drawing
or bending without damage. This is important as the coating is applied
prior to final fabrication such as punching, bending, and cutting. Because
of the precise control of coating thickness, continuous sheet is
stocked in a variety of coating weights. One of the most common zinc
coatings is Class G90, which has 0.9 oz/ft2 of zinc (total both sides) or about 0.80 mils (20 μm) per side. Service life for all zinc coatings is linear to zinc th ickness;
however, because the continuous sheet coating is applied
pre-fabrication, final forming and placement often includes punching
holes, bending, cutting, etc. which creates uncoated areas. Like batch
hot-dip galvanizing, the surrounding zinc will provide cathodic
protection to these uncoated areas, but as there is much less zinc
present, best practice is to touch-up any exposed areas after
fabrication to extend service life.
Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, the Kingdom of Thailand and the Republic of Turkey
Preliminary Affirmative Determination and
Imposition of Securities
Customs Act 1901– Part XVB
On 17 October 2014, I, Dale Seymour, the Commissioner of the
Anti-Dumping Commission (the Commission),nitiated an investigation into
the alleged dumping of steel reinforcing bar (rebar) exported to
Australia from the Republic of Korea (Korea), Malaysia, Singapore,
Spain, Taiwan, the Kingdom of Thailand
(Thailand) and the Republic of Turkey (Turkey), following an application lodged by OneSteel Manufacturing Pty Ltd.
The goods subject of the application are hot-rolled deformed steel
reinforcing bar whether or not in coil form, commonly identified as
rebar or debar, in various diameters up to and including 50 millimetres,
containing indentations, ribs, grooves or other deformations produced
during the rolling process. The goods covered by this application
include all steel reinforcing bar meeting the above description of the
goods regardless of the particular grade or alloy content or
coating. The following products are excluded from the goods:
• plain round bar;
• stainless steel; and
• reinforcing mesh.
The goods are currently classified to the following tariff subheadings in schedule 3 of the Customs Tariff Act 1995.
•Tariff subheading 7214.20.00 with statistical code47;
• Tariff subheading 7228.30.90 with statistical code 49;
• Tariff subheading 7213.10.00 with statistical code 42; and
• Tariff subheading 7227.90.90 with statistical code 42.
The goods, if imported from Spain under these tariff subheadings,
are subject to a general rate of duty of 5%; and the goods imported from
Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Turkey are subject to a
“free” rate of duty. A notice under subsection 269TD(4)(a) of the
Customs Act 1901 (the Act) advising that I had made a preliminary
affirmative determination was published in The Australian newspaper on
13 March 2015. In the making of that preliminary affirmative
determination, I was satisfied that there appears to be sufficient
grounds for the publication of a dumping duty notice in respect of the
goods exported to Australia from Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Spain,
Taiwan,Thailand and Turkey. In reaching this preliminary decision, I
have had regard to the requirements of section 269TAE of the Act and am
satisfied that dumped goods appear to have caused material injury to the
Australian industry producing like goods. The preliminary analysis of
dumping margins is tabulated below. These margins were calculated under
the Act by establishing export prices under subsection 269TAB(1)(a) and
establishing normal values ascertained under either subsection 269TAC(1)
or 269TAC(2)(c) and com paring these results in accordance with
subsection 269TACB(2)(a). Margins for uncooperative exporters were
calculated under 269TAB(3).
Preliminary Affirmative Determination Report No. 264 (PAD 264) sets
out the reasons for making this preliminary determination, and has been
placed on the public record. Alternatively, it may be examined at the
Commission’s office by contacting the Case Manager on the details
provided below.
Under subsection 269TD(4)(b), I am satisfied that it is necessary
to require and take securities in order to prevent material injury
occurring to the Australian industry while the investigation continues.
The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service will require and
take securities under section 42 of the Act in respect of interim
dumping duty that may become payable in respect of the goods exported
from Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Spain, Taiwan, Thailand and Turkey,
entered for home consumption on or after 13 March 2015. The security
that has been determined is an amount worked out in accordance with the
ad valorem duty method. The securities will be imposed in relation to
the goods exported to Australia from Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Spain,
Taiwan, Thailand and Turkey by all exporters at the rate specified in
the above table of preliminary dumping margin assessments. Affected
parties should contact the Commission by phone 132 846 or +61 2 6213
6000 (outside Australia) or at clientsupport@adcommission.gov.au for further information regarding the actual security liability
calculation in their particular circumstance. I must report to the
Parliamentary Secretary to Minister for Industry and Science (the
Parliamentary Secretary) with final recommendations in relation to this
investigation on or by 7 May 2015. The Minister will then decide whether
to publish a dumping duty notice and, if relevant, the level of
measures to be imposed. Further, if dumped goods give rise to
retrospective notices being imposed on the goods under section 269TN of
the Act, the dumping duty notice will also include the duties to be
imposed retrospectively.
Enquiries about this notice may be directed to
the Case Manager on telephone number +61 3 9244 8268, fax number 1300
882 506 or +61 3 9244 8902
Slitting line process which divide the mother coil to baby coil
Galvalume process line: coating galvalume from coal roll
Dear Sir, Warmest greeting from Nam Kim
I am Joshua from Nam Kim Steel in Vietnam, Nam Kim Steel in Vietnam, leading a
manufacturer steel coil in Vietnam such as Galvalume ( GL,
PPGL ) and Galvanized ( GI, HGI and PPGL ).
We have many years experience exporting to Malaysia market, now we are exporting 1000 - 2000Mts/Month. So we understand your country policy about the
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Australian standard steel sheet strip - Hot - dip zinc - coated or aluminium/zinc - coated
1. SCOPE AND GENERAL OF AUSTRALIAN STANDARD.
This standard specifies requirements for hot - dip zinc - coated or aluminium/zinc - coated seel sheet and strip, supplied in thickness up to and including 5.0 mm
Australian standard specifies requirements for steel grades, coating classes and surface finish, as follows:
a. formability grades of steel
b. Structual grades of steel
c. Classes of zinc coating, including differential coating.
d. Classes of zinc coating converted to zinc/iron alloy
e. classes of aluminium/zinc alloy coating.
f. Surface finish.
NOTES:
- Advice and recommendations on information to be supplied by the purchaser at the time of enquiry or order.
- Alternative means for determining compliance with this Standard are given blow
- The specified requirements apply to the full length and full width of the product supplied, unless otherwise indicated
2. SOME DEFINITIONS OF AUSTRALIAN STANDARD.
For the purpose of this Standard, the definitions below apply.
- Wthat is the Batch
One grade of the same product form and thickness processed under similar conditions.
- What is the Coating mass
The total amount of coating on both surfaces of the steel base, measured in grams per square metre of sheet or strip. In the case of differential coatings, these surfaces are stated separately.
NOTE: The coating thickness is not subject to specification. The approximate coating thickness for various coating classes.
One surface single spot coating mass
The minium coating mass on any surface of any one of the three spcimens used for the triple spot test.
Single spot coating mass The minium coating mass on any one of the three specimens for the triple representing the original cross-section of the sheet or strip.
- What is the Coating type
Zinc coating Essentially a hot - dip coating of zinc incorporating minor additions of control elements only ( Type Z ) or a coating of zinc converted to a zinc/iron alloy ( Type ZF ) NOTE: A type Z coating normally provided with a chromate passivation treatment, not oiled, Atype ZF coating is normally lightly phosphted, or oiled
Aluminium/Zinc alloy coating
A hot - dip coating compossed of essentially 50% to 60% aluminium with the remaninder zinc but incorporating minor additions of control elements. ( type AZ ) NOTE: A type AZ coating is normally provided with a chromate passivation treatment in conjuction with a thin clear organic coating, not olied
- What is the differential coating
A coating which has a substantially different coating mass on each side of the steel sheet or strip. Sheet a flat rooled product of any width and thickness coated by hot dipping and suppled in cut lengths Trip A flat rolled product of any width and thickness coated by hot dipping and supplied in coil form.
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Standard Specification for Steel Sheet, 55 % Aluminum-Zinc Alloy-Coated by the HotDip Process
1. Classification of Aluminum - zinc Alloy - Coated by the Hot Dip process (Galvalume - GL)
The material is available in several designations, as follows:
- Commercial Steel—CS Types A, B, and C, - Forming Steel—FS, - Drawing Steel—DS, - High Temperature Steel—HTS, and - Structural Steel—SS. Structural steel is available in several grades based on mechanical properties. Structural Steel Grade 50 [340] is available in three classes based on tensile strength. Structural Steel Grade 80 [550] is available in two classes, based on chemistry. The product is available in several coating weights [masses] with the coating designation in accordance with this table
2. Mechanical Properties of Aluminum - zinc Alloy - Coated by the Hot Dip process (Galvalume - GL)
Many interrelated factors that affect the ability of a steel to cold form over a given radius under shop conditions. These factors include thickness, strength level, degree of restraint, relationship to rolling direction, chemistry, and base metal microstructure. Lists the suggested minimum inside radii for 90° cold bending for Structural Steels. They presuppose “hard way” bending (bend axis parallel to the rolling direction) and reasonably good shop forming practices. Where possible, the use of larger radii or “easy way” bends are recommended for improved performance. Fabricators should be aware that cracks may initiate upon bending a sheared or cold-worked edge. This is not considered to be a fault of the steel but is rather a function of the induced localized cold-work zone. Joshua
Top coating side: 15~30 ±1 µm (including one primer layer and one complete layer of polyester paint)
Back coating side: 5~20 ±1 µm (including one primer layer and one complete layer paint)
Hardness of pencil: HB ~ 3H
Durability of solvent: MEK ≥ 100DR
Our
products produced on the NOF technology (Non Oxidizing Furnace) - A
kind of the steel annealing furnace without oxygen of the most advanced
technology in the world. Therefore, they have dominant characteristics
as follow: - Designed to paint two identical layers on the two sides of the products - Especially designed and produced to severe weather conditions - Better corrosion resistance - Durability - Diversified colors NAM KIM Steel JSC is one of leading steel manufacturer in Vietnam Our main markets are Southeast Asia, Middle East, South Asia, Indonesia, Singapore, Myanmar, Philippine, Japan, Korea, etc.
Our
products have certificated by many standards: ISO (ISO 9001: 2000, ISO
14001: 2004), JIS (Japan Industrial Standard) JIS G3341, G3322,
G3321,G3312, G3302, USA (ASTM A792/792M), Australia (AS 1397(G550), AS
1365(G300)...
There are our several products as follows: + (GI); (GL);(PPGI);(PPGL) prime and secondary + Steel pipe & tube ( black, galvanized, stainless), purlin, flat steel sheet
At
the moment, we have two factory which is located on Binh Duong Province
with the best production lines. And our products is always chosen very
strick before packing and exporting . If
you have any interest in our products, please don't hesitate to contact
and give us your mail address, we will send you quotation of those
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competitive prices. Hopefully, the two companies will enjoy a good association in the future.
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Export galvanized steel sheet in coil(GI) with highest quality JOSHUA +84 1699493696 khanhtp@namkimgroup.vn
NAM KIM Galvanized steel sheet is made on the metallic coating line with the NOF (non – Oxidising Furnace) tech
- JIS G3302(Japaneses Industrial Standard)
NAM KIM Steel JSC is one of leading steel manufacturer in Vietnam
Our main markets are Southeast Asia, Middle East, South Asia, Indonesia, Singapore, Myanmar, Philippine, Japan, Korea, etc.
Our products have certificated by many standards: ISO (ISO 9001: 2000, ISO 14001: 2004), JIS (Japan Industrial Standard) JIS G3341, G3322, G3321,G3312, G3302, USA (ASTM A792/792M), Australia (AS 1397(G550), AS 1365(G300)...
There are our several products as follows:
+ Hot-Rolled Steel sheet in Coil (HRC),
+ Cold-Rolled Steel sheet in Coil (CRC),
+ Galvanized Steel Sheet in Coil (GI)
+ Zinc Aluminium Coated Steel in Coil (GL)
+ Pre-painted Galvanized Steel Sheet in Coil (PPGI)
+ Pre-painted Zinc Aluminium Coated Steel in Coil (PPGL)
+ Steel pipe ( square – rectangle pipe)
+ Billet, etc.
At the moment, we have two factory which is located on Binh Duong Province with the best production lines. And our products is always chosen very strick before packing and exporting.
If you have any demand, please contact us.
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Spending
a time to build image and brand, Nam Kim’s products are gradually
available and get a position on markets of countries in the zone. But
how to launch products to high-requirement market and develop Nam Kim’s
brand name on international markets. That is the goal which Nam Kim,
especially the export sales team has been striving.
At the present, Nam Kim’s products are available at ASEAN markets such
as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Myanmar, Philippine... with average
output above 20,000 MTs/year. Through business trips to bring directly
the products to overseas, Nam Kim also export
products through representative offices of foreign companies at Vietnam
and multinational companies (buy from Viet Nam and export by
themselves). Prestigehas been confirmed more and more when international
customers directly find andbuy Nam Kim products.
Main exported productsare galvanized steel pipes (round, square,
rectangule), black steel pipes…These are the products Nam Kim
distributed in large quantity to ASEAN markets and received positive
feedbacks from customers. With the good first steps, Nam Kim is more
confident to invest in technology - modern equipments to increase
production as well as export quality.
Beside, Nam Kim also is one of the leading corporation at Vietnam with
products like GI, PPGI, GL, PPGL…The coating products of Nam Kim focus
on quality, superior durability, aestheticism and satisfaction of civil
and industrial multi-applications. Therefore, these products were placed
order by international customers with complete beliavability of
quality.
In 2012 3rd Quarter, Nam Kim will be certified SNI (certification of
standards for export to Indonesia). This is an important step to make
export-to-Indonesia GI, GL expected 8.000 MTs/month and contributedto
achieve the target35% export ratio. Moreover, SNI Certificate also
confirms quality of Nam Kim on international markets, and promotes
export plan of Nam Kim to high-requirement markets in the world such as
Europe, the Middle East, Africa ... to be completed before 2015.
Committed to provide international customers the products of Nam Kim
with good quality, competitive prices, best service and most faithful
cooperation is the export business motto of Nam Kim.
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