CNC 機械加工成形炭素鋼フランジ
ブランド名: スンイー・プレシジョン
認証: ISO90001，ISO13485
最低注文数量: ワンピース
支払い条件: 信用状, T/T
原産地: 広東省, 中国
価格: 必要に応じて見積もり
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説明
Carbon Steel Flanges Introduction:
製品: Carbon steel flanges
Processing method: CNC processing
材料: Q235 carbon steel
表面処理: Galvanized
Strength level: 12
Applicable industries: rail transportation equipment manufacturing, automobile manufacturing
Advantages and disadvantages of carbon steel materials
Advantages
1. High strength:
Carbon steel has high strength and can be used to withstand high loads and forces.
2. Low manufacturing cost:
Carbon steel is less expensive to manufacture as compared to other alloy steel materials as its main components are carbon and iron and are more widely and easily available.
3. Good machinability:
Carbon steel is easy to machine and form, and can be cold worked, hot worked, 等. to produce parts of different shapes and sizes.
4. Strong weldability:
Carbon steel has good welding properties and is suitable for a variety of welding methods, such as arc welding, gas shielded welding and so on.
5. Higher corrosion resistance:
Carbon steel can be improved by surface treatment (such as plating, coating) to improve its corrosion resistance, suitable for some general corrosive environment.
Disadvantages
1. Prone to rusting:
Carbon steel is prone to rusting in wet, oxygen-present environments and requires anti-corrosion measures to protect its surface.
2. Low abrasion resistance:
Compared to some alloy steels, carbon steel has low abrasion resistance and is susceptible to wear and tear.
3. Low temperature resistance:
Carbon steels have limited resistance to high temperatures and may become embrittle and fail when temperatures exceed their thermal stability.
4. high carbon steel is susceptible to carbonization:
At elevated temperatures, carbonization of high carbon steel may occur, resulting in a loss of strength and toughness of the material.
5. Unsuitable for extreme environments:
Carbon steel may corrode and fail in some extreme environments, such as strong acids, strong bases, and high concentrations of salt water.
