5mm*10mm*6m AISI 1025 Carbon Steel Tube ASTM A29/A 29M-05 Thick Wall For

Product Specification

Description

5mm*10mm*6m AISI 1025 Carbon Steel Tube ASTM A29/A 29M-05 Thick Wall For Constructional Engineering

AISI 1025 is a carbon steel grade that falls within the AISI/SAE steel designation system. It is commonly used in the manufacturing of various mechanical components, including pipes.

Chemical Composition

Characteristic

AISI 1025 is a low-to-medium carbon steel that belongs to the AISI/SAE steel designation system.

Carbon Content: AISI 1025 has a carbon content ranging from 0.22% to 0.28%. The moderate carbon content provides a balance between strength and ductility.

Strength and Hardness: AISI 1025 exhibits moderate strength and hardness. It is not as strong or hard as higher carbon steels but offers sufficient strength for many applications.

Strength and Hardness: AISI 1025 exhibits moderate strength and hardness. It is not as strong or hard as higher carbon steels but offers sufficient strength for many applications.

Strength and Hardness: AISI 1025 exhibits moderate strength and hardness. It is not as strong or hard as higher carbon steels but offers sufficient strength for many applications.

Formability: AISI 1025 has good formability, allowing it to be easily formed and shaped into desired components. It can be cold worked, such as bending, flanging, and roll forming, without experiencing significant cracking or deformation issues.

Application

1. Machinery Components: AISI 1025 is utilized in the manufacturing of machinery components such as gears, shafts, couplings, and fasteners. Its combination of moderate strength, good machinability, and formability makes it suitable for these applications.

2. Structural Parts: AISI 1025 is employed in the construction industry for structural parts that require moderate strength and good weldability. It can be used in building frameworks, support beams, and other structural components.

3. Bolts and Nuts: Due to its good machinability and weldability, AISI 1025 is commonly used for manufacturing bolts, nuts, and threaded fasteners. These components are used in various industries and applications, including automotive, construction, and machinery.

4. General Engineering Applications: AISI 1025 steel is versatile and finds use in a wide range of general engineering applications. It can be found in the fabrication of brackets, flanges, brackets, and other components that require a balance of strength, formability, and weldability.

5. Automotive Components: AISI 1025 can be found in the production of automotive components where moderate strength and good formability are required. It may be used in the manufacturing of chassis parts, suspension components, and various other automotive parts.

FAQ

Q1: What does AISI 1025 steel refer to?

A1: AISI 1025 is a carbon steel grade that falls within the AISI/SAE steel designation system. It is a low-to-medium carbon steel with moderate strength and good machinability.

Q2: What are the typical mechanical properties of AISI 1025?

A2: The mechanical properties of AISI 1025 steel can vary depending on factors such as heat treatment and manufacturing processes. However, typical values for AISI 1025 include a tensile strength of approximately 450-570 MPa (65,000-83,000 psi) and a yield strength of around 275 MPa (40,000 psi). The specific values may vary based on the form and condition of the material.

Q3: What are the main applications of AISI 1025 steel?

A3: AISI 1025 steel finds application in various industries and sectors. It is commonly used for machinery components, structural parts, bolts and nuts, general engineering applications, automotive components, shafts and axles, and wear components.