Carbon Steel Plate

Features

• Moderate strength: It has a certain strength and can meet many conventional engineering and manufacturing needs.
• Good machinability: It can be processed by cutting, welding, stamping and other methods.
• Relatively low price: Compared with other alloy steel plates, the cost is relatively economical.
• Magnetism: It is generally magnetic and can be used in some occasions where magnetism is required.

Uses

• Mechanical manufacturing: It is used to manufacture various mechanical parts, such as gears, shafts, flanges, etc.
• Building structure: It is used as steel in building structure, such as steel beams, steel columns, etc.
• Container manufacturing: It is used to make pressure vessels, storage tanks, etc.
• Automobile manufacturing: It is used for automobile body, chassis and other parts.

Classification

•  Low carbon steel plate: It has a low carbon content, usually below 0.25%, and has good plasticity and welding properties.
• Medium carbon steel plate: The carbon content is between 0.25% and 0.60%, with high strength, and can be used to manufacture some parts that require higher strength.
• High carbon steel plate: The carbon content is above 0.60%, with high hardness, but poor plasticity and toughness, and is mainly used to manufacture knives, springs, etc.