Introduction to carbon steel coils

Carbon steel coils are made from cast billets, heated and formed into strips by roughing and finishing mills. The hot strip from the final finishing mill is cooled by laminar flow to a set temperature and coiled into coils by the winder. The cooled coils are processed into steel sheets, flat coils and longitudinal strips by different finishing lines according to different customer requirements.

Parameters of carbon steel coils

Advantages of carbon steel coils

1. Cheap price

Carbon steel is one of the cheaper steel materials currently on the market. Its manufacturing cost is relatively low, so it is favored by many manufacturers.

2. Easy to process

Because carbon steel contains fewer alloying elements, it works extremely well. Carbon steel can be processed and strengthened in a variety of ways, including forging, hardening, and tempering.

3. Good plasticity

At high temperatures, carbon steel has excellent plasticity and can be formed into various shapes, and is especially suitable for manufacturing various mechanical parts and structural parts.

Application of carbon steel coils

Carbon steel coils have high strength and toughness and are easy to process and weld, so they are widely used in construction, manufacturing, transportation, chemical industry and other fields. Specifically, carbon steel coils can be used in the following areas:

1. Construction field: Carbon steel coils can be used as structural materials in the construction of bridges, tunnels, high-rise buildings, bus stations and other buildings.

2. Manufacturing field: Carbon steel coils can be used to manufacture various products, such as automobiles, electrical appliances, machinery, appliances, etc.

3. Transportation field: Carbon steel coils can be used to manufacture transportation equipment such as railway tracks and train bodies.

4. Other fields: Carbon steel coils can also be used in aviation, energy, chemical industry and other fields, such as manufacturing aircraft parts, engine parts, power station equipment, oil pipelines, storage tanks, reactors, etc.