Carbon steel

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Carbon steel Specification

EINECS No
231-095-3

Melting Point
Approximately 1425C to 1540C

Shelf Life
Indefinite if stored properly

Density
7.85 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Shape

Molecular Weight
Varies depending on the carbon content

Application
Construction automotive parts tools machinery pipelines shipbuilding

Grade
Varies (low medium high carbon steel)

Storage
Store in a dry environment to avoid rust and corrosion

Physical Form
Solid

Molecular Formula
Fe-C

Ingredients
Iron (Fe) Carbon (C) and trace elements like manganese silicon and others

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Smell
Odorless

Properties
Strong durable malleable and corrosion-prone in the presence of moisture

Ph Level
Neutral

HS Code
7228.30

CAS No
12597-69-2

Purity
Depends on the grade; ranges from 98% to 99.99% iron with carbon content typically less than 2%

Poisonous
NO

Usage
Used for structural purposes manufacturing tools and construction materials

Appearance
Metallic gray

About Carbon steel

Carbon Steel is a highly versatile and durable material widely used across various industries, including construction, automotive, shipbuilding, machinery, and tool manufacturing. Composed primarily of iron with carbon content less than 2%, this material offers exceptional strength, malleability, and structural integrity. Available in different gradeslow, medium, and high carbon steelit is customizable into forms such as sheets, bars, rods, plates, and pipes to suit specific applications. A solid, metallic gray material that is odorless and insoluble in water, Carbon Steel has a neutral pH level and a density of 7.85 g/cm. Despite its strong properties, it is prone to corrosion when exposed to moisture, requiring proper storage in a dry environment. With a melting point ranging from 1425C to 1540C and indefinite shelf life when stored appropriately, Carbon Steel remains a reliable and enduring choice for demanding structural and manufacturing needs.