Carbon Steel

It is mainly used to make structural parts such as car girder, beam, transmission shaft and car chassis parts, which can reduce the weight of the parts.

Carbon steel pipes are made by piercing steel ingots or solid round steel into rough tubes, which are then hot-rolled, cold-rolled, or cold drawn. Carbon steel pipes are divided into two types: hot-rolled and cold-rolled (drawn) steel pipes.

Carbon steel plates are a more common choice. It is used in the construction of ships and storage vessels, including fabrication and construction. Carbon steel plates are also widely used in construction projects, including bridges, ships, and even various commercial and municipal buildings. Due to the strength provided by carbon steel, steel plates can be used to create a variety of brackets and brackets that are part of the overall structural design.

Carbon steel angle steel is a common structural steel material, usually produced by hot rolling or cold bending processes.

Hexagonal steel is a type of section steel, also known as hexagonal bar, which is a bar with a regular hexagonal cross-section. Take the length S of the opposite side as the nominal size.

The cross-sectional shape of channel steel determines its high bending stiffness and load-bearing capacity, which can effectively withstand external loads and maintain structural stability.

Wire rod, also called wire rod, usually refers to small-diameter round steel in a coil. The diameter of the wire rod is 5-19 Within the millimeter range (usually 6-9 mm), the lower limit is the minimum size of the hot-rolled steel section. There are many varieties of wire rod.