S355 Q235 Q345 Medium Carbon Steel Sheet Hot Rolled

S355 Q235 Q345 Carbon Steel Plate Hot Rolled Mild Sheet

Carbon Steel Sheet Introduction

Carbon steel sheets are one of the most common types of steel. The specific type of carbon steel sheet is selected based on how it will be used. It is classified into low, medium, and high as well as into several grades. Its use ranges from machined parts, to cutting blades and knives, structural applications in construction, springs, and more. 

The properties of tensile strength and yield strength can vary greatly between the different categories of carbon steel. In general, a low carbon has a yield strength of approx. 47,900 psi and tensile strength of approx. 65,300 psi. In comparison, high carbon has an approximate yield strength of approx. 84,800 psi and tensile strength of approx. 140,000 psi.

Low carbon steel plate: For carbon content 0.06% to 0.25%, also we call it mild steel plate.
Medium carbon steel plate: C content from 0.25% to 0.55%.
High carbon steel plate: 0.55% to 1.0%, also called hard steel plate.
As the content of Carbon increase, the steel plate hardness increases.

Hot Rolled Commercial Quality Sheets are produced from mild steel grades like AISI 1008/1010 and exhibit a light scale. The material can be used for simple bending and forming. This product has excellent weldability.

Carbon steel plates have versatile applications in different industries. It is catergorized according to the carbon content from low to high. It is also classified according to their usage and application. Different types of carbon steel plates are used in machinery and production companies as the base material for component construction. Its durable property makes it ideal for various manufacturing parts. Apart from carbon steel plate, there are vessel steel plate, shipbuilding or construction steel plate, structural steel plate, pipeline and stainless steel plate.

Carbon Steel Sheet Parameter

Carbon Steel Sheet Application

buildings and bridges,

axles,

gears,

shafts,

rails,

cars, fridges and washing machines. 

cutting tools,

blades, 

high-strength wire.