Explosion-Welded

Clad Plate

Combining high strength, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness.

Clad Plate

Explosion Welding Technology

Our production capacity exceeds 200,000 tons annually, with products meeting global standards including ASTM A263, A264, A265, B432, and JIS GS3601, G3602, G3603, and G3604. Custom sizes are available to fulfill specific requirements.

Explosion Welding Technology

Our production capacity exceeds 200,000 tons annually, with products meeting global standards including ASTM A263, A264, A265, B432, and JIS GS3601, G3602, G3603, and G3604. Custom sizes are available to fulfill specific requirements.

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- — Efficient corrosion resistance and low-cost solutions.

Explosion-welded clad plates are created by applying explosion welding technology to bond one or both surfaces of carbon steel or low alloy steel plates with corrosion-resistant stainless steel or non-ferrous metals. This process imparts the mechanical properties of carbon steel or low alloy steel, while also providing the corrosion resistance of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals. It is a cost-effective, high-performance new engineering material.

The company uses explosion welding technology to mass-produce various types of metal clad plates, including stainless steel-steel, nickel-based alloy-steel, titanium-steel, copper-steel, zirconium-steel, and tantalum-steel. All mechanical properties and physical-chemical performance indicators fully comply with current national standards and international advanced standards, with key performance indicators (such as shear strength and bonding rate) being industry-leading.

Percentage of Cost Savings Compared to Pure Alloy Plate	10+3 (mm)	20+3 (mm)	30+3 (mm)	40+3 (mm)	50+3 (mm)	60+3 (mm)	70+3 (mm)	80+3 (mm)
CS + Alloy625	0.6	0.76	0.82	0.85	0.87	0.89	0.9	0.9
CS + Alloy825	0.55	0.7	0.77	0.8	0.82	0.83	0.84	0.85
CS + SS6L	0.35	0.5	0.56	0.59	0.61	0.62	0.63	0.64

- — Manufacturing

Explosion-welded clad plates are created by applying explosion welding technology to bond one or both surfaces of carbon steel or low alloy steel plates with corrosion-resistant stainless steel or non-ferrous metals. This process imparts the mechanical properties of carbon steel or low alloy steel, while also providing the corrosion resistance of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals. It is a cost-effective, high-performance new engineering material.

The company uses explosion welding technology to mass-produce various types of metal clad plates, including stainless steel-steel, nickel-based alloy-steel, titanium-steel, copper-steel, zirconium-steel, and tantalum-steel. All mechanical properties and physical-chemical performance indicators fully comply with current national standards and international advanced standards, with key performance indicators (such as shear strength and bonding rate) being industry-leading.

The thickness design of the clad plate base material and cladding, material pairing, and specifications are flexible. They can be diversified according to different environmental requirements and can be produced in single specifications or in bulk.

01.Specifications and Dimensions:

In addition to standard sizes, customized production is available for specific specifications and shapes.

02.Material Pairing:

A combination of various materials, such as carbon steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous metals.

03.Thickness Design:

The base material to cladding thickness ratio typically exceeds 3:1.

- — Performance characteristics and comparisons

Using explosion welding technology, a metallurgical bond between the base metal and cladding metal is achieved, with an average shear strength at the bonding interface reaching 350 MPa, significantly exceeding the ASTM standard requirement (≥140 MPa).


Interface Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)	Chemical Composition Analysis of Bonding Interface	Shear Strength Test	Torsion Test (1080°)	Outer Bending Test	Inner Bending Test

01.Wavy Metallurgical Bonding

The explosion welding process creates a distinctive wavy bond line, ensuring strong metallurgical adhesion and long-lasting reliability.

02.Shear Strength Exceeding 300 MPa

Our clad plates achieve shear strength above 300 MPa, delivering high mechanical stability in demanding environments.

03.Capable of Welding Refractory Metals

Explosion welding enables the joining of refractory and dissimilar metals that are difficult to bond by conventional methods.

04.Excellent Workability

The bonded plates can be cut, bent, rolled, and formed with ease while maintaining full bonding integrity.

05.Suitable for Both Single and Mass Production with Short Lead Times

We support flexible manufacturing—whether custom one-off projects or bulk production—while ensuring short delivery schedules.

Shear Strength (MPa)

Material Item		Clad Material	Stainless Steel	Carbon Steel + Coating	Liner
Quality Evaluation	Safety	Excellent	Excellent	Usable	Usable
	Corrosion Resistance	Excellent	Excellent	Usable	Good
	Material Structure	Excellent	Excellent	Usable	Usable
	Application Scope	Wide	Wide	Narrow	Narrow
Economic Evaluation	Material Cost	20% - 80%	100%	30%	80%
	Construction	Excellent	Excellent	Usable	Usable
	Service Life	Long	Long	Short	Short

- — Efficient corrosion resistance and low-cost solutions.

Explosion-welded clad plates are created by applying explosion welding technology to bond one or both surfaces of carbon steel or low alloy steel plates with corrosion-resistant stainless steel or non-ferrous metals. This process imparts the mechanical properties of carbon steel or low alloy steel, while also providing the corrosion resistance of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals. It is a cost-effective, high-performance new engineering material.

The company uses explosion welding technology to mass-produce various types of metal clad plates, including stainless steel-steel, nickel-based alloy-steel, titanium-steel, copper-steel, zirconium-steel, and tantalum-steel. All mechanical properties and physical-chemical performance indicators fully comply with current national standards and international advanced standards, with key performance indicators (such as shear strength and bonding rate) being industry-leading.

Percentage of Cost Savings Compared to Pure Alloy Plate	10+3 (mm)	20+3 (mm)	30+3 (mm)	40+3 (mm)	50+3 (mm)	60+3 (mm)	70+3 (mm)	80+3 (mm)
CS + Alloy625	0.6	0.76	0.82	0.85	0.87	0.89	0.9	0.9
CS + Alloy825	0.55	0.7	0.77	0.8	0.82	0.83	0.84	0.85
CS + SS6L	0.35	0.5	0.56	0.59	0.61	0.62	0.63	0.64

- — Manufacturing

Explosion-welded clad plates are created by applying explosion welding technology to bond one or both surfaces of carbon steel or low alloy steel plates with corrosion-resistant stainless steel or non-ferrous metals. This process imparts the mechanical properties of carbon steel or low alloy steel, while also providing the corrosion resistance of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals. It is a cost-effective, high-performance new engineering material.

The company uses explosion welding technology to mass-produce various types of metal clad plates, including stainless steel-steel, nickel-based alloy-steel, titanium-steel, copper-steel, zirconium-steel, and tantalum-steel. All mechanical properties and physical-chemical performance indicators fully comply with current national standards and international advanced standards, with key performance indicators (such as shear strength and bonding rate) being industry-leading.

The thickness design of the clad plate base material and cladding, material pairing, and specifications are flexible. They can be diversified according to different environmental requirements and can be produced in single specifications or in bulk.

01.Specifications and Dimensions:

In addition to standard sizes, customized production is available for specific specifications and shapes.

02.Material Pairing:

A combination of various materials, such as carbon steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous metals.

03.Thickness Design:

The base material to cladding thickness ratio typically exceeds 3:1.

- — Performance characteristics and comparisons

Using explosion welding technology, a metallurgical bond between the base metal and cladding metal is achieved, with an average shear strength at the bonding interface reaching 350 MPa, significantly exceeding the ASTM standard requirement (≥140 MPa).


Interface Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)	Chemical Composition Analysis of Bonding Interface	Shear Strength Test

Torsion Test (1080°)	Outer Bending Test	Inner Bending Test

01.Wavy Metallurgical Bonding

The explosion welding process creates a distinctive wavy bond line, ensuring strong metallurgical adhesion and long-lasting reliability.

02.Shear Strength Exceeding 300 MPa

Our clad plates achieve shear strength above 300 MPa, delivering high mechanical stability in demanding environments.

03.Capable of Welding Refractory Metals

Explosion welding enables the joining of refractory and dissimilar metals that are difficult to bond by conventional methods.

04.Excellent Workability

The bonded plates can be cut, bent, rolled, and formed with ease while maintaining full bonding integrity.

05.Suitable for Both Single and Mass Production with Short Lead Times

We support flexible manufacturing—whether custom one-off projects or bulk production—while ensuring short delivery schedules.

Material Item		Clad Material	Stainless Steel	Carbon Steel + Coating	Liner
Quality Evaluation	Safety	Excellent	Excellent	Usable	Usable
	Corrosion Resistance	Excellent	Excellent	Usable	Good
	Material Structure	Excellent	Excellent	Usable	Usable
	Application Scope	Wide	Wide	Narrow	Narrow
Economic Evaluation	Material Cost	20% - 80%	100%	30%	80%
	Construction	Excellent	Excellent	Usable	Usable
	Service Life	Long	Long	Short	Short

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Clad Plate

Combining high strength, corrosion resistance, and cost-effectiveness.

Clad Plate

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