Carbon Plates are flat-rolled steel sheets of varying thicknesses, primarily composed of carbon and alloyed with other elements to achieve specific mechanical properties. They are used in structural applications where strength, durability, and weldability are essential.

Specification Table:

Notes:

• Material: Carbon Plates are primarily made from carbon steel, which offers good strength and weldability.
• Thickness, Width, and Length: These dimensions can vary widely based on application and manufacturing capabilities.
• Surface Finish: Different finishes provide varying levels of corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal.
• Grade and Strength: Grades like ASTM A36 are versatile and commonly used, while higher grades like ASTM A572 offer increased strength.
• Heat Treatment: Can be supplied in various conditions to meet specific mechanical property requirements.
• Surface Treatment: Optional coatings enhance durability and resistance to corrosion.
• Applications: Widely used in structural applications such as bridges, buildings, machinery frames, and equipment manufacturing.
• Standards and Certifications: Compliance with industry standards ensures consistency and quality in manufacturing and performance.

Carbon Plates are crucial in construction and industrial sectors where robustness and reliability are paramount. The specification table outlines key parameters essential for selecting the appropriate Carbon Plate for specific applications.