Carbon Steel Plate is a flat steel product primarily composed of iron and carbon, with minimal alloying elements. It offers a good balance of strength, ductility, weldability, and cost-effectiveness, making it suitable for a wide range of structural and industrial applications such as construction, shipbuilding, bridges, machinery, and pressure vessels.

Common grades include:
ASTM Standards (USA): A36, A283 Grade C, A572 Grade 50, A516 Grade 70
EN Standards (Europe): S235JR, S275JR, S355JR, S355J2, P265GH, P355GH

Hot Rolled Carbon Steel Plate is a widely used flat steel product produced by rolling heated slabs at high temperatures. It offers excellent weldability, good machinability, and is suitable for cutting, forming, and general fabrication. These plates are commonly used in construction, structural engineering, shipbuilding, pressure vessels, and heavy machinery.

Common grades include:
ASTM Standards (USA): A36, A283 Grade C, A572 Grade 50, A516 Grade 70
EN Standards (Europe): S235JR, S275JR, S355JR, S355J2, P265GH, P355GH

Cold Rolled Carbon Steel Plate is manufactured by further processing hot rolled steel through a series of cold reduction mills, followed by annealing and temper rolling. This process improves dimensional accuracy, surface finish, and mechanical properties, making it ideal for precision applications such as automotive panels, home appliances, furniture, and general engineering.

Common grades include:
ASTM Standards (USA): A1008 CS Type B, A366 (formerly A619), A109, A568
EN Standards (Europe): DC01, DC03, DC04, S275JR, S355MC