Carbon Steel DIN 1.1191 Channels

Carbon steel DIN1 1191 Channels are composed primarily of iron and carbon, with trace amounts of manganese, phosphorus, sulfur and silicon. Iron makes up 98-99% of Carbon Steel DIN1 1191 Channels' composition, while the other elements in smaller concentrations provide its hardenability and machinability. Carbon also contributes to structural stability, while manganese adds strength without significantly shifting the elasticity or hardness of the steel. Moreover, small amounts of phosphorus reduce brittleness and enhance corrosion resistance; sulfur increases machinability but lowers corrosion resistance; and silicon increases strength when heat treated but produces an elevated surface tension which may reduce wear characteristics.

Carbon Steel DIN1 1191 Channels have many uses that make them essential across many industries. These channels are solid and durable, which makes them perfect for industrial use in heavy-duty applications. They are also highly resistant to corrosion and oxidation, making them perfect for damp areas such as food processing factories or outside construction sites. This channel's lightweight yet impressive strength makes it ideal for producing frames, casings, supports, and connective pieces such as bolts. The variety of sizes available ensures that these channels can be used for both small projects and large-scale construction work. Carbon Steel DIN1 1191 Channels can easily be shaped into whatever is needed to make any project possible.