A633 Gr D carbon steel plate sheet carbon steel plate and sheet 100 tons stock

The difference between A633 Gr D carbon steel plate sheet, hot rolled sheet and cold rolled sheet: hot rolled sheet has low hardness, easy processing and good ductility. The cold-rolled sheet has high hardness and relatively difficult processing, but it is not easy to deform and has high strength. The cold rolled sheet is mostly used in automobile manufacturing and electrical products. Therefore, the two have their own characteristics. According to these characteristics, it is more appropriate to choose the right rolled plate to maximize its effect and benefit.

Common medium thick and heavy steel plates are widely used for manufacturing various containers, furnace shells, furnace plates, bridges and automobile static steel plates, low steel alloy steel plates, bridge steel plates, general steel plates, boiler steel plates, pressure vessel steel plates, pattern steel plates, automobile girder steel plates, tractor parts and welding components. A633 Gr D carbon steel plate sheet, bridge steel plates are used for large railway bridges. They are required to bear dynamic load, impact, vibration, corrosion resistance, etc.

Is carbon steel 20#? Carbon steel means that alloy elements are not specially added into the steel, which is divided into ordinary carbon structural steel and high-quality carbon structural steel. The grades of ordinary carbon structural steel are Q195, Q215, Q235 and Q275. The grades of high quality carbon structural steels are: 10#, 20#, 45#, 15Mn, 20Mn, 25Mn, 30Mn, 35Mn, 40Mn, 45Mn, 65Mn, etc. It can be seen that A633 Gr D carbon steel plate sheet, 20# steel is carbon steel, but carbon steel means more than 20# steel.

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