Steel Round bars are solid cylindrical metal rods widely used in various industrial and construction applications. Known for their uniform diameter and high strength, these versatile products are available in different sizes, materials, and grades to meet specific engineering and manufacturing needs.
Types of Steel Round Bars
Round bars are categorized based on their material composition and application:
- Mild Steel Round Bars: Cost-effective and suitable for general construction purposes.
- Carbon Steel Round Bars: High strength and durability for heavy-duty applications.
- Alloy Steel Round Bars: Enhanced properties like toughness and wear resistance.
- Stainless Steel Round Bars: Corrosion-resistant for use in harsh environments.
- Nickel Alloy Round Bars: Excellent performance in high-temperature and corrosive conditions.
- Tool Steel Round Bars: Designed for machining and cutting applications.
Steel Types (Based on Properties & Applications)
Steel Round bars are further classified based on their mechanical properties and application areas:
- Cold Work Tool Steel: Used for applications that require high hardness and wear resistance at lower temperatures, such as cutting tools, stamping dies, and gauges.
- Hot Work Tool Steel: Designed to withstand extreme heat and thermal fatigue in applications like die casting, forging dies, and extrusion tools.
- High-Speed Steel (HSS): Known for exceptional hardness and heat resistance, making it ideal for drill bits, saw blades, and high-performance cutting tools.
- Bearing Steel: Specially designed for anti-friction applications in ball bearings and roller bearings.
- Spring Steel: High elasticity and resilience, commonly used in automotive suspension and industrial springs.
Materials
Round bars are manufactured in a variety of materials, each offering unique properties:
- EN Series: Includes EN8, EN9, EN24, and others, offering excellent machinability and strength.
- C45 Carbon Steel: Known for its tensile strength and wear resistance.
- Stainless Steel: 304, 316, and duplex grades for superior corrosion resistance.
- Nickel and Titanium Alloys: Used in aerospace, marine, and chemical industries.
- Brass and Copper: For decorative and conductive applications.
Grades
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Dimensions and Specifications
Round bars come in a wide range of dimensions to meet diverse requirements:
- Diameters: Start from 6 mm to 600 mm or more.
- Lengths: Standard lengths of 6 meters or customized as per requirements.
- Tolerances: Precision engineering ensures tight tolerances for critical applications.
Applications
Round bars are vital components across many industries:
- Construction: Reinforcing bars in concrete structures, railings, and frameworks.
- Manufacturing: Used in machining, forging, and production of gears, shafts, and tools.
- Automotive: Critical in engine components, axles, and suspension systems.
- Aerospace: High-performance materials for aircraft engines and landing gear.
- Oil & Gas: Structural components in rigs, refineries, and pipelines.
Advantages of Round Bars
- Versatility: Suited for a broad spectrum of applications across industries.
- Durability: Engineered to withstand extreme mechanical and environmental conditions.
- Customizability: Available in various grades, finishes, and dimensions.
- Ease of Machining: Ideal for cutting, drilling, and forging processes.
Quality Standards
Our round bars conform to global standards like ASTM, DIN, EN, and BS, ensuring consistent quality and performance. Each product undergoes thorough testing for tensile strength, chemical composition, and dimensional accuracy.