Carbon structural steel plate refers to carbon steel with carbon content of less than 0.8%. This steel contains less sulfur, phosphorus and non-metallic inclusions than carbon structural steel, and has better mechanical properties.

Carbon structural steel plate refers to carbon steel with carbon content of less than 0.8%. This steel contains less sulfur, phosphorus and non-metallic inclusions than carbon structural steel, and has better mechanical properties.

Carbon steel plates have many uses and a large amount. They are mainly used in railways, bridges, and various construction projects to manufacture various metal components that bear static loads, and unimportant mechanical parts and general welded parts that do not require heat treatment.

Carbon steel plates have many uses and a large amount. They are mainly used in railways, bridges, and various construction projects to manufacture various metal components that bear static loads, and unimportant mechanical parts and general welded parts that do not require heat treatment.

Carbon steel plates have many uses and a large amount. They are mainly used in railways, bridges, and various construction projects to manufacture various metal components that bear static loads, and unimportant mechanical parts and general welded parts that do not require heat treatment.

The pattern plate has many advantages such as beautiful appearance, anti-slip, enhanced performance, and steel saving. It is widely used in fields such as transportation, construction, decoration, equipment surrounding base plates, machinery, and shipbuilding. Generally speaking, users do not have high requirements for the mechanical properties and mechanical properties of pattern plates. Therefore, the quality of pattern plates is mainly reflected in the pattern formation rate, pattern height, and pattern height difference. Commonly used thicknesses on the market range from 2.0-8mm, and common widths are 1250 and 1500mm.