It mainly refers to steel with carbon massfraction less than 2.11% without speciallyadded alloy elements. Sometimes calledplain carbon steel or carbon steel. lt refersto iron carbon alloy with carbon contentWC less than 2.11%.In addition to carbon,carbon steel generally contains a smallamount of silicon, manganese, sulfur andphosphorus.

Mild steel has a carbon content of 0.04-0.3% and is the most common grade of carbon steel. Mild steel is also considered mild steel as it is defined as having a low carbon content of 0.05-0.25%. Mild steel is ductile, highly malleable and can be used in automotive body parts, sheet and wire products. At the high end of the low carbon content range, plus up to 1.5% manganese, the mechanical properties are suitable for stampings, forgings, seamless tubes and boiler plates.

Carbon steel coils are made from cast billets, heated and formed into strips by roughing and finishing mills. The hot strip from the final finishing mill is cooled by laminar flow to a set temperature and coiled into coils by the winder.

Medium carbon steels have a carbon content in the range of 0.31-0.6% and a manganese content in the range of 0.6-1.65%. This steel can be heat treated and quenched to further tune the microstructure and mechanical properties. Popular applications include axles, axles, gears, rails and railroad wheels.

Wear-resistant steel plates are widely used in metallurgy, coal, cement, electricity, glass, mining, building materials, bricks and other industries. Compared with other materials, they have a high cost performance and have been favored by more and more industries and manufacturers.

It mainly refers to steel with carbon massfraction less than 2.11% without speciallyadded alloy elements. Sometimes calledplain carbon steel or carbon steel. lt refersto iron carbon alloy with carbon contentWC less than 2.11%.In addition to carbon,carbon steel generally contains a smallamount of silicon, manganese, sulfur andphosphorus.

Medium carbon steels have a carbon content in the range of 0.31-0.6% and a manganese content in the range of 0.6-1.65%. This steel can be heat treated and quenched to further tune the microstructure and mechanical properties. Popular applications include axles, axles, gears, rails and railroad wheels.

Carbon steel coils are made from cast billets, heated and formed into strips by roughing and finishing mills. The hot strip from the final finishing mill is cooled by laminar flow to a set temperature and coiled into coils by the winder.

Medium carbon steels have a carbon content in the range of 0.31-0.6% and a manganese content in the range of 0.6-1.65%. This steel can be heat treated and quenched to further tune the microstructure and mechanical properties. Popular applications include axles, axles, gears, rails and railroad wheels.