Carbon steel machined parts are widely used in industrial manufacturing due to their advantages such as low material cost, good machinability, and adjustable mechanical properties. Their main applications cover the following areas:
Mechanical manufacturing
Rotating parts such as shafts, gears, connecting rods, couplings, sleeves, and pins
Machine tool spindles, pressure vessels, agricultural machinery, and heavy machinery structural components
Transportation
Automotive parts (such as drive shafts, wheel hubs, chassis structural components)
Railway wheels, couplers, and marine structural components
Fasteners and Standard Parts: High-strength bolts, nuts, pins, and other mass-produced fasteners.
Energy and Petrochemicals: Rotating components in oil and gas pipelines, storage tanks, valves, and pressure equipment.
Tools and General Machinery: Hand tools (such as hammers and chisels), measuring tools, and load-bearing structural components.
Automation and CNC Machining: Suitable for efficient machining on automatic lathes and CNC lathes, especially excelling in low- and medium-carbon steels and free-cutting carbon steels (such as 10S20 and 35S20).
