Basic definition and classification of carbon steel
Carbon steel is an iron-carbon alloy with a carbon content between 0.02% and 2%, and is one of the most common metal materials. According to different classification criteria, carbon steel can be divided into many types:
Classification by use:
Classification by carbon content
Application areas of carbon steel
Because of its diverse characteristics and wide range of applications, carbon steel has important applications in many fields:
Architectural field
Carbon steel coil pipe is widely used in the support and reinforcement of building structures, such as stairs, handrails, Bridges and roofs.
Manufacturing field
Carbon steel coil can be used as a material for manufacturing mechanical equipment and industrial parts, such as automotive parts, machine tool structures, conveying systems, etc.
The oil and gas industry
Carbon steel coil can be used in oil and gas pipelines in the oil and gas industry, and its pressure resistance and corrosion resistance make it the material of choice in this field.
Other fields
Carbon steel coil pipe can also be used in shipbuilding, chemical equipment, HVAC and other fields to meet the needs of different industries for materials
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