CARBON STEEL

Carbon Steel is a group of alloys that is formed as a result of combining Iron (Fe) & Carbon (C). Other elements like Mn, Cr, Mo etc. are added to obtain a desired alloying effect. They are further classified into LOW Carbon steel, medium Carbon steel, High
Carbon steel and ultra–High Carbon steel.

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CHARACTERISTICS of NICKEL ALLOYS

DURAbilty

Limited Corrosion Resistance

KEY VALUE

variation

Largest Single Class of Alloys in Use

EXCLUSIVE

COST

Low Cost Due to High Iron (FE) Content

RESERVED

availability

Ready & Easy Availability as Compared To Other Group Of Alloys

EXCLUSIVE

MATERIAL GRADE

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  • ASTM A 106 A/B/C
  • IS 2062 A/B/C
  • ASTM A 5 16 Gr 60/70
  • ASTM A 53
  • ASTM A 105/ A 105 N
  • ASTM A 333
  • ASTM A 335
  • ASTM A 350 LF1/LF2/LF3
  • ASTM A 387
  • ASTM A 36
  • EN 8/9/19
  • EN 24/36
  • AI SI 4140

Major areas of application

Here is a few list of industries where Carbon Steel is being used.

Oil & Gas; Shipbuilding & Cement Industry

Oil & Gas, Shipbuilding & Cement Industry

Infrastructure & Real Estate Industry

Infrastructure & Real Estate Industry

Cutting tools, Dyes, Railings, Gears, Shafts, Fasteners & Chains

Cutting tools, Dyes, Railings, Gears, Shafts, Fasteners & Chains

Boilers & Pressure Vessel Industry

Boilers & Pressure Vessel Industry