Carbon steel plate contains 2% of the total alloying elements. Can be divided into low carbon steel, medium carbon steel, high carbon steel and ultra-high carbon steel. It has the advantages of strong structure, high ductility, easy manufacture, good wear resistance and strong versatility.

Carbon steel coils are made from cast billets, heated and formed into strips by roughing and finishing mills. The hot strip from the final finishing mill is cooled by laminar flow to a set temperature and coiled into coils by the winder. The cooled coils are processed into steel sheets, flat coils and longitudinal strips by different finishing lines according to different customer requirements.

Carbon steel has a higher level of carbon in relation to iron than other types of steel. This higher carbon content provides greater overall strength in the finished product. While other types of steel may have carbon content as low as 0.05%, carbon steel contains between 2% and 2.5% carbon