In modern industrial manufacturing processes, choosing the right raw materials is essential to ensure the quality and performance of the final product.
The chemical composition of raw materials is the basis for determining mechanical properties. The carbon content of low carbon steel is usually below 0.25%, but the ratio of its alloying elements will directly affect the performance.
High carbon steel coil is widely used in many fields due to its high strength and hardness.
When low carbon steel cold rolled coil/plate is deep drawn, cracking and wrinkling defects will seriously affect product quality and production efficiency.
How to ensure that stainless steel products are protected from damage during transportation has always been the focus of the industry.
With a carbon content usually between 0.60% and 1.25%, high carbon steel has a higher carbon content, which increases the number of carbides inside it, thereby increasing its hardness.