Mild Steel Flat Bright Mill Finish 25mm x 5mm - Linear Metre

• Material Mild steel is a type of carbon steel known for its low carbon content, making it relatively ductile, malleable, and easy to work with. It's commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and engineering due to its affordability and versatility.

• Shape  This refers to the physical form of the steel, which is flat and elongated with a rectangular cross-section. Flat bars are often used for structural support, fabrication, and industrial applications.

• Finish  A bright mill finish indicates a shiny, reflective surface achieved through mechanical processes like polishing or grinding. This finish enhances the appearance of the steel while maintaining its original mill finish properties.

• Grade   EN3B is a specific grade designation that indicates the quality and characteristics of the mild steel. It likely conforms to certain standards set by the European Norm (EN) for mechanical properties, chemical composition, and other performance criteria.

• Thickness This specifies the thickness of the flat bar, indicating the distance between its two parallel surfaces. In this case, the thickness is 5mm.

• Width The width denotes the measurement across the flat bar, perpendicular to its thickness. It's the distance between the two opposite edges of the flat bar. Here, the width is 25mm.

• Weight/Meter  This measurement represents the weight of one meter length of the mild steel flat bar. It provides insight into the density and mass of the steel, aiding in material handling and structural calculations.

• Formability Formability refers to the ease with which a material can be shaped, bent, or formed without cracking or breaking. Good formability indicates that this mild steel flat bar can be readily manipulated into various shapes or configurations.

• Weldability  Weldability refers to how easily a material can be welded to other pieces of metal. Excellent weldability means that this mild steel flat bar can be joined to other components seamlessly through welding processes like arc welding, MIG welding, or TIG welding.

• Machinability  Machinability refers to how easily a material can be machined or worked using machine tools such as lathes, milling machines, or drills. Excellent machinability implies that this mild steel flat bar can be accurately shaped, drilled, or cut with minimal effort.

• Corrosion Resistance Corrosion resistance indicates a material's ability to withstand degradation when exposed to moisture, chemicals, or environmental factors. Poor corrosion resistance suggests that this mild steel flat bar may be susceptible to rust or corrosion over time, particularly in corrosive environments, necessitating appropriate protective measures.
  

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