Carbon Steel Plate
Plate has been defined as a metal sheet with a thickness of .2300" or more; sheet is defined as metal that is thicker than foil and less than .2300". Due to its higher thickness, carbon steel plate is used for products that require durability and strength but do not require the lower weight of a thinner metal sheet.
Over the years, certain dimensional limitations have been established. Carbon steel plate, compared to bar, strip and sheet, is defined as:
| Width (in) | More than .2300 | .2299 - .2031 | .2030 - .1800 | .1799 - .0499 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thru 6 | Bar | Bar | Strip | Strip |
| Over 6 to 8 | Bar | Strip | Strip | Strip |
| 8 Thru 12 | Plate | Strip | Strip | Strip |
| Over 12 Thru 48 | Plate | Sheet | Sheet | Sheet |
| Over 48 | Plate | Plate | Plate | Sheet |
O’Neal Steel carries A36, A572-50, A1018, A588, A606 and A516-70 carbon steel plate.
Carbon & HSLA
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Carbon plates with low ranges of alloying elements added. The selection of the added elements varies depending on the desired properties...
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Alloy
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Alloy steels are alloys that have been developed to improve critical properties of steel. These include strength, hardness, toughness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance
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High Carbon Abrasive Resistant
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High carbon abrasive resistant alloy steel plates generally offer good resistance to sliding and impact abrasion. The high carbon content in the alloy increases the hardness and toughness of the steel...
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