Carbon steel or carbon steel is a combination of two main elements of iron and carbon. Other elements are added in very small quantities to influence the properties of steel. As the percentage of carbon steel goes up, the metal becomes harder and tighter, while its conductivity and weldability are lower. Steel-carbon steel is said to have between 0.55 to 0.99 percent carbon and about 0.30 to 0.90 percent manganese. The carbon steel plate is cold-rolled and softened by heat furnace, it is flexible and has a polished surface and can be used to produce curved bends or bends. The final product has the ability to harden up to 550 Vickers after production. The above sheets are used to make car parts and assemblies such as seat belts, horns, wheel chains, lock sets, discs and clutch plates, types of gaskets, spring spikes, spur rings, spring clamps, etc.

Available alloys: ck45 and ck67 and ck75