Carbon Steel

carbon steel square tube length: 1m-12m Thickness:  0.5 – 30mm Design Style:  Customizable Product Introduce Carbon steel square tubes are hollow, seamless, long strips of steel, formed through hot rolling, cold drawing, and extrusion. They are typically square or rectangular in cross-section and are available for structural, fluid transport, and boiler applications. They operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 450°C. Product Parameters Item Parameters Products name Carbon steel square tube Thickness 0.25-30 mm Side Length 20×20 ~ 600×600 (mm) Length 4~12m, customer requirements MOQ 10 tons Delivery time 15-30 days for conventional products, negotiated for customized products Payment Term T/T,100% L/C at sight Packing Standard freight packaging Common grades

Low Carbon Steel Width: 600-1500mm or customizable Thickness:  0.13-4.0mm Carbon content: 0.05%–0.30% Product Introduce Low carbon steel refers to an iron-carbon alloy with a carbon content (C) ranging from 0.05% to 0.25% (some standards extend to ≤0.25% or ≤0.5%). Its microstructure is mainly ferrite and contains a small amount of pearlite. Due to its low carbon content, it is also called mild steel. It is the category with the best plasticity and lowest hardness in the carbon steel family. Its core elements include Iron (Fe): ≥85% Manganese (Mn): 0.10%–2.20% (to improve strength and processability) Silicon (Si): 0.17%–0.37% (deoxidizer) Impurity control: Sulfur (S) ≤0.050%, Phosphorus (P) ≤0.040% (to reduce brittleness) Product

Carbon Steel Pipe length: 1m-12m Thickness:  0.5 – 120mm Design Style:  Customizable Product Introduce Carbon steel pipes are pipeline systems made of carbon steel (with a carbon content of 0.08% -2.11%) as the substrate, which are formed through welding or seamless processes and widely used for transporting fluids, gases, or solid particulate media. According to carbon content, carbon steel can be divided into low carbon steel (such as 10 # and 20 # steel), medium carbon steel (such as 45 # steel), and high carbon steel. Classified by manufacturing process Seamless steel pipe: no welds, suitable for high-pressure and high-temperature scenarios (such as cracking furnace tubes in oil refineries); Welded

AISI 1095 Carbon Steel Width: 600–2000 mm Thickness:  1.5 – 20mm Design Style:  Customizable Product Introduce AISI 1095 Carbon Steel (UNS G10950, EN 1.1274) is a high carbon, non-alloy steel used extensively in knife manufacturing, machine tools and industrial components due to its excellent hardness, wear resistance and edge retention. AISI 1095 has a carbon content of 0.90%-1.03%, with 0.30%-0.50% manganese, supplemented by trace amounts of sulfur (≤0.050%) and phosphorus (≤0.040%), forming high hardness and high strength. Its composition design enables it to achieve excellent edge sharpness after heat treatment, especially suitable for tools that need to maintain a sharp edge for a long time. Product Parameters Item Parameters Products

Wear Resistant Steel Width: 1000-3000 mm Thickness:  2-300mm Design Style:  Customizable Product Introduce Wear resistant steel is a type of steel that has excellent wear resistance through alloying, heat treatment, or special processes. Wear resistant steel is also known as quenched steel to obtain a hard martensitic microstructure. Due to the use of special alloys and heat treatment, they have excellent wear resistance, which can significantly extend the service life of machines and components, and significantly reduce the weight of equipment. Wear resistant steel is classified according to its Brinell hardness unit (HB), ranging from 300HB to 600HB. The higher the hardness, the stronger the wear resistance, but the poorer

High Carbon Steel Width: 600-2000mm or customizable Thickness:  0.13-4.0mm Design Style:  Customizable Product Introduce High carbon steel, also known as carbon tool steel or M2, is a type of steel with a relatively high carbon content, typically ranging from 0.60% to 1.0%. It also contains manganese in the range of 0.30% to 0.90%. This steel is commonly used in the production of hand tools, spring materials, and high-strength steel wires. Performance Characteristics After undergoing heat treatment or cold drawing, high-carbon steel exhibits high strength, hardness, as well as excellent elastic and fatigue limits. It has good machinability, but its weldability and cold plasticity are relatively poor. Due to its high

Carbon Steel Material Coil Width: 600-3000mm or customizable Thickness:  0.13-4.0mm Design Style:  Customizable Product Introduce Carbon steel material, also known as carbon structural steel, is an alloy with iron and carbon as the main components. This material is manufactured through hot working and has excellent physical and mechanical properties and is widely used in the industrial field. Product Parameters Item Parameters Products name Carbon Steel Material Coil Common materials Q195, Q215, Q235, Q345, S235JR, SS400, A36, etc. Standard Specifications ASTM, JIS, GB, EN, etc. Thickness Hot rolled coil: 0.1–300 mm (customizable) Cold rolled coil: 0.2–2.5 mm (common), some can be up to 6.0 mm Width 600–3000 mm (customizable) Length Customized

Q235B Hot Rolled Carbon Steel Coil Width: 600-2000mm or customizable Thickness:  1- 22mm Size:  Customizable Standard: AiSi, ASTM, DIN, GB, JIS Product Introduce Q235B hot rolled carbon steel coil is produced by hot rolling process, with good strength, plasticity and welding performance. Q235B is a common low carbon steel, belonging to the carbon structural steel in the Chinese standard GB/T 700. It is widely used in buildings, bridges, vehicles, ships and other structural engineering. Chemical Composition The chemical composition of Q235B steel, which determines its mechanical properties and applicability, typically includes the following elements within specified limits: Carbon (C): ≤0.20% Silicon (Si): ≤0.35% Manganese (Mn): ≤1.4% Sulfur (S): ≤0.045% Phosphorus