The main characteristics of carbon steel plates include:

Processability: Carbon steel sheets have low hardness, are easy to process, and have good ductility. This makes them easier to shape and bend during processing.

Mechanical Properties: Due to the softening of steel at high temperatures, hot rolling improves the internal structure of the steel, making it denser and stronger, thus improving its mechanical properties. Simultaneously, under high temperature and pressure, internal defects in the steel, such as bubbles, cracks, and looseness, can be removed.

Surface Quality: Because an oxide layer easily forms on the surface during hot rolling, the surface smoothness is lower, resulting in relatively poor surface quality for wholesale carbon steel sheets.

Strength and Toughness: Hot-rolled steel sheets have relatively low strength but good toughness and ductility. They are typically used to produce medium-thickness steel sheets, suitable for applications requiring high plasticity.

Thickness: Hot-rolled steel sheets can be thicker, while cold-rolled steel sheets are typically thinner.

Applications: Hot-rolled steel sheets are commonly used in the production of structural steel, weathering steel, automotive structural steel, etc., and are also suitable for manufacturing various mechanical parts and high-pressure gas pressure vessels.