What is Low Carbon Steel/Mild Steel? Mild steel is steel with a carbon content of 0.05% to 0.25%. Typical grades include SAE 1010 (U.S.), Q195 (China), and S10C (Japan). As a base material, it can be processed through the hot and cold rolling process, and can be made into steel with different strengths and surface […]
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Chinese standards (GB/T 3274, GB/T 700) Grade Type Tensile Strength (MPa) Yield Strength (MPa) Elongation (%) Typical Applications Q235 Ordinary Carbon Structural Steel 370-500 ≥235 ≥26 Building structures, bridges, machine frames Q355 Low Alloy High Strength Steel 470-630 ≥355 ≥22 Heavy machinery, pressure vessels SPHC General Purpose Hot Rolled Sheet 270-410 ≥175 ≥34 Cold-rolled substrates,
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Cold rolled carbon steel sheet is a kind of carbon steel material which is rolled into thin plates by cold rolling process, common grades are SPCC, SPCD, SPCE, DC01, DC02, CS Type A, CS Type B, etc. According to the grades, it can be classified into ultra-deep-drawing grade, deep-drawing grade, stamping grade, common grade, Wanzhi
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