Carbon Steel
Low carbon steel (also known as mild steel) contains up to 0.3% carbon, making it relatively soft and easy to shape. It is commonly used in construction, automotive manufacturing, and general engineering applications.
Medium carbon steel contains between 0.3% and 0.6% carbon, making it stronger than low carbon steel but less ductile. This type of steel is often used for gears, axles, and shafts.
High carbon steel contains more than 0.6% carbon, making it extremely hard and brittle. This type of steel is often used for cutting tools, knives, and blades.
Medium carbon steel contains between 0.3% and 0.6% carbon, making it stronger than low carbon steel but less ductile. This type of steel is often used for gears, axles, and shafts.
High carbon steel contains more than 0.6% carbon, making it extremely hard and brittle. This type of steel is often used for cutting tools, knives, and blades.
Industries and uses of alloy steel
· Car parts
· Oilfield equipment
· Mechanical Engineering Industry
· Gear Components and Gears
· Oilfield equipment
· Mechanical Engineering Industry
· Gear Components and Gears
· Aerospace
· Military industry
· Moulds for plastic materials
· Chromium steels for machine structure use
· Military industry
· Moulds for plastic materials
· Chromium steels for machine structure use
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