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Carbon steel plate: a basic and practical steel category

Carbon steel plate is an iron-based steel with a carbon content ranging from 0.0218% to 2.11%. Due to its simple composition and mature production process, it has become a widely used basic steel material in the industrial sector. It can be further categorized by its core properties: in terms of carbon content, in addition to low- and medium-carbon steel plates (carbon content ≤ 0.45%) and high-carbon steel plates (carbon content > 0.6%), there are also medium- and high-carbon steel plates (carbon content 0.45%-0.6%), which combine strength and plasticity. By thickness, it can be divided into thin plates (thickness < 4mm), medium plates (4-20mm), thick plates (20-60mm), and extra-thick plates (> 60mm), suiting different load-bearing and processing requirements.

2025

Carbon steel pipe: an important carrier for industrial transportation and structure

Carbon steel pipe is a tubular profile made from carbon steel with a carbon content of 0.0218%-2.11% through rolling, forming, welding, or seamless processing. Due to its reliable material and easy processing, it has become a core material in the fluid transportation and structural support sectors, widely applicable to various applications such as industry, construction, and municipal administration.

2025

Carbon steel coils: efficient profiles for continuous processing and batch production

Carbon steel coil is made from carbon steel with a carbon content of 0.0218%-2.11%. After continuous hot or cold rolling, it is coiled into a coiled profile. Its core advantage lies in its "continuousness and flexibility"—it can be cut into different lengths according to demand, adapting to automated production lines. It is widely used in industries requiring mass production, such as automobiles, home appliances, and construction. It is a key category of carbon steel that balances efficiency and cost.

2025

Stainless steel plate: corrosion-resistant and multifunctional high-quality plate

Stainless steel plate is made from an iron base with a chromium content of ≥10.5% (a core anti-corrosion element) and optionally alloyed with nickel, molybdenum, and titanium. The plate is manufactured through rolling, annealing, and surface treatment. Its core strength lies in its corrosion resistance and versatility. It can withstand environmental erosion from air, water, weak acids, and bases, while also maintaining strength and aesthetics. It is widely used in applications requiring high material stability, such as food, medical, construction, and chemical industries. It represents a high-end plate product, distinct from carbon steel.

2025

Stainless steel coils: corrosion-resistant and highly efficient profiles for continuous processing

Stainless steel coil is made from stainless steel with a chromium content of ≥10.5% (a core corrosion-resistant element) and can be combined with alloys such as nickel and molybdenum. It is continuously hot-rolled or cold-rolled before being coiled into a coiled profile. Its core value lies in its "combination of corrosion resistance and process continuity"—it inherits the rust-resistant advantages of stainless steel while offering the ability to be cut to demand and adaptable to automated production lines.

2025

Stainless steel pipe: high-quality pipe for corrosion-resistant transportation and structural support

Stainless steel pipe is a tubular material made from stainless steel containing ≥10.5% chromium (a core corrosion-resistant element) and optionally alloyed with nickel, molybdenum, and is seamlessly rolled or welded. Its core value lies in its "compatibility of corrosion resistance with tubular functionality"—it inherits the rust-resistant and hygienic advantages of stainless steel while also possessing the pipe's "fluid transport and structural support" properties.

2025

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