Heavy-Duty Embedded Steel Plate

Heavy-duty embedded steel plates serve as critical structural supports and concealed connection components pre-installed within reinforced concrete structures. Typically fabricated from high-quality carbon structural steel or low-alloy high-strength steel, these plates undergo galvanization and other anti-corrosion treatments to ensure long-term durability. During construction, they are welded or tied to the rebar framework before concrete pouring, becoming permanently integrated with the concrete once cured. These plates provide a stable, load-bearing foundation for attaching structural elements such as curtain walls and steel frames. They help evenly distribute loads, enhance structural safety and stability, and improve construction efficiency. Widely used in industrial plants, high-rise buildings, bridges, subways, and other infrastructure projects, embedded steel plates are essential components for modern construction requiring both strength and functionality.

Carbon Structural Steel: Common grades include the Q235 series.
Low-Alloy High-Strength Steel: Such as the Q355 series (e.g., Q355B, Q355C)
Stainless Steel: Common options include 304 and 316 stainless steel embedded plates.