Carbon steel sheet metal fabrication transforms carbon steel sheets into custom components through processes such as laser cutting, metal bending, and welding. Known for its high strength, good formability, and cost-effectiveness, carbon steel is widely used to manufacture brackets, panels, enclosures, frames, and structural components.
Carbon Steel 1008, also known as AISI 1008 or SAE 1008, is a low-carbon steel known for its excellent formability, good weldability, and relatively low strength compared with higher-carbon steels. Its low carbon content allows it to be readily cut, bent, stamped, deep drawn, and formed into a wide range of sheet metal shapes.
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Carbon Steel 1018, also known as AISI 1018, SAE 1018, or UNS G10180, is a low-carbon steel known for its good weldability, relatively good machinability, and ability to gain strength through cold working. It is widely available in sheet, strip, bar, and other forms and can be used for sheet metal fabrication when a balance of formability, strength, weldability, and cost is required.
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Carbon Steel 1045, also known as AISI 1045, SAE 1045, or UNS G10450, is a medium-carbon steel known for its higher strength and hardness compared with low-carbon steels. It responds to heat treatment and can also be flame- or induction-hardened.
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Carbon Steel A36, also known as ASTM A36 or A36/A36M, is a carbon structural steel specification widely used for plates, shapes, and bars in welded, bolted, and general structural applications. It is known for its useful strength, good weldability, and suitability for general fabrication.
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Carbon Steel ASTM A1011 refers to hot-rolled steel sheet and strip supplied in accordance with ASTM A1011/A1011M. The specification covers several categories of steel, including commercial steel, drawing steel, structural steel, high-strength low-alloy steel, high-strength low-alloy steel with improved formability, and ultra-high-strength steel.
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