Corten steel has a variety of benefits, including maintenance and longevity. Corten is not only high-strength, but it is also very low maintenance, so it is ideal for structures where maintenance is challenging or dangerous, such as bridges, or where disruption is a necessity, such as roads and railways. Corten can be constructed more rapidly than [...]
What is the difference between Corten A and B? Corten steel, also known as weathering steel, is a type of steel used often in outdoor construction. It was created to avoid the need for painting when exposed to the weather. Corten A and Corten B develop a rusted look within a few months, much faster than [...]
Have you ever seen a rusty bridge in your neighborhood or while traveling? In addition to pedestrian bridges and highway bridges, corten-equivalent corten steel is commonly used as an alternative. While conventional steel bridges take advantage of the latest advances in automated fabrication and construction techniques to provide economical solutions, corten steel bridges offer additional benefits. [...]
Corten steel is widely used in decoration due to its sturdy natural appearance and original appearance. However, it can be delivered unrusted for practical reasons. We explain how to speed up its corrosion using a simple method to avoid waiting several months. Hot-rolled steel is sufficient for most pits. You'll need a steel sheet, most likely [...]
Corten steel is widely used in decoration due to its sturdy natural appearance and original appearance. However, it can be delivered unrusted for practical reasons. We explain how to speed up its corrosion using a simple method to avoid waiting several months. My previous post mentioned the special characteristics of naturally rusted corten steel. This type [...]
