Q235 carbon steel: an economical and practical material, commonly used in construction machinery

Q235 carbon steel is a type of carbon structural steel, where 'Q' stands for yield point, and 235 indicates a yield strength of 235 MPa. It has high plasticity, toughness, and welding properties, and also performs well in cold stamping, with certain strength and good cold bending properties.

This material is widely used across various fields. In the construction industry, it is commonly used for general-purpose parts and welded structures, such as rods, connecting rods, pins, shafts, screws, nuts, and other components that are not subject to significant stress, as well as in building structures and bridges. In mechanical manufacturing, it can be used to produce some less critical structural parts, connectors, or stamped parts.

The advantages of Q235 carbon steel lie in its relatively low price and cost-effectiveness, which helps save costs for engineering projects. Its performance is stable, the manufacturing process is mature, and the processing difficulty is low, making it easy for large-scale production and application, meeting the needs of most ordinary engineering projects.