SA283 Grade C steel: a model of basic and practical industrial materials

SA283 Grade C is a steel grade in the American ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) standard and is a low-strength carbon structural steel. It is based on iron and contains an appropriate amount of carbon, manganese, silicon and other elements. Through standardized production processes, it ensures stable steel quality and reliable performance. It is a basic steel that meets the needs of general engineering structures.

SA283 Grade C steel: a model of basic and practical industrial materials has moderate strength, a yield strength of about 170-205MPa, and a tensile strength of between 345-450MPa, which can withstand a certain load; it has good plasticity and toughness, and is easy to process by cold bending, stamping, etc.; it has excellent welding performance and can be connected to other steels using common welding processes. However, its corrosion resistance is average, and when used outdoors or in special environments, it needs to be treated with anti-rust and anti-corrosion.

SA283 Grade C sheet thickness is usually in the range of 6-100mm, width is mostly 1000-3000mm, length varies from 2000-12000mm, and can be customized according to actual needs; round steel diameter is generally 10-200mm, which can meet the diverse size requirements of different engineering structures.

SA283 Grade C is widely used in the construction field, such as non-load-bearing structures of industrial plants and secondary components of civil buildings; in mechanical manufacturing, it is used to make parts with less stress, such as equipment brackets and bases; it is also suitable for cost-sensitive temporary projects, agricultural facilities, etc., effectively controlling costs while ensuring the basic safety of the structure.