Carbon Steel Billets
Carbon steel billets are the most widely used billet type. Kesari Alloys is a carbon steel billet manufacturer and carbon steel billet supplier for forging companies and rolling mills.
Carbon steel billet grades by carbon level
Low carbon steel billets (about 0.25% C and below, such as SAE 1008, 1018 and 1020) are soft and easy to form and weld. Medium carbon steel billets (about 0.30–0.55% C, such as EN8, C45 and SAE 1045) give a balance of strength and machinability for shafts and gears. High carbon steel billets (above about 0.55% C, such as EN9 and C60) are used for wear parts and springs.
Mild steel billets, also sold as MS billets, are the low carbon end of the range. If you are looking for an MS billet manufacturer India buyers can enquire with, send the grade and size and we will confirm availability.
Carbon steel blooms and sizes
Kesari Alloys supplies continuous cast billets and blooms in 100 × 100, 125 × 125 and 160 × 160 mm billets, 200 × 200 and 250 × 250 mm blooms and 200 mm round, in lengths up to 12 metres or cut to length.
As a carbon steel blooms manufacturer we also cast the heavier 200 × 200 and 250 × 250 mm sections and 200 mm round for large forgings and ring rolling. See the billet size chart for weight per metre.
Carbon steel billet price and export
Carbon steel billet price depends on the grade, section, length and testing. Send your requirement for a quotation. We also take enquiries as a carbon steel billet exporter India buyers overseas can contact: tell us the destination, grade and standard.
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Questions
What is the difference between low, medium and high carbon steel billets?
The carbon content. Low carbon is soft and easy to form and weld, medium carbon balances strength and machinability, and high carbon is harder and used for wear parts and springs.
Are mild steel billets and MS billets the same?
Yes. Mild steel billets, or MS billets, are low carbon steel billets.