Carbon Steel Coil

AISI 1018 carbon steel is a widely available free machining grade that is commonly used worldwide. Despite its relatively modest mechanical properties, it can be easily formed, machined, welded, and fabricated.

1023 cold rolled steel coil is a low-carbon alloy steel crafted for applications demanding exceptional machinability and formability. This steel type boasts remarkable weldability and machinability, rendering it well-suited for diverse uses. Its composition primarily comprises iron, carbon, and manganese. 1023 steel coil offers excellent suitability for applications that require these properties.

1045 cold rolled steel coil is a versatile medium carbon structural steel known for its excellent hot and cold workability, as well as its strong mechanical properties. This material is commonly utilized in the manufacturing of industrial machinery.

EN 10083-3 steel is a type of alloy steel specifically designed for quenching and tempering processes. This standard governs the technical delivery conditions of alloy steels, ensuring their suitability for various industrial applications.

A36 is a carbon structural steel coil that adheres strictly to American ASTM standards in terms of its chemical composition and mechanical properties. Its widespread use in construction, bridges, machinery manufacturing, and other fields can be attributed to its excellent mechanical properties, welding performance, and corrosion resistance.

The ASTM A202 pressure vessel steel coil is primarily utilized for welding boilers and other pressure vessels. It comprises two grades: Grade A and Grade B.

The A203 pressure vessel steel coil utilizes nickel alloy steel material for the fabrication of high-temperature pressure vessels. The performance of ASTM A203 boiler vessel coil is contingent upon its nickel composition.

The A533 pressure vessel steel coil is composed of manganese-molybdenum-nickel alloy steel, designed for welding pressure vessels. It is available in three levels: level 1, level 2, and level 3.

A709 steel coils are high-strength alloy steel coils extensively utilized in construction, bridges, ships, automobiles, and various other fields. The chemical composition of A709 steel coils primarily consists of carbon, silicon, manganese, phosphorus, sulfur, chromium, nickel, and other elements, with a relatively high carbon content typically ranging between 0.22% and 0.29%.

EN10025-2 steel coil is a low-alloy high-strength structural steel, derived from carbon structural steel with the addition of a small amount of alloying elements.

GB/T 11251 alloy steel is a prevalent hot-rolled alloy structural steel widely employed in a range of applications, particularly in bearings and gears for rotating machinery.

The JIS G3103 boiler vessel coil is a hot-rolled carbon steel and molybdenum alloy steel coil designed for Chinese and high-temperature boilers and pressure vessels. The primary grades of JIS G3103 boiler vessel steel include SB410, SB450, SB480, SB450M, and SB480M.