ASTM Carbon Steel 3mm*30mm Flat Bar

• Technique: Hot Rolled
• Standard: AISI, JIS, ASTM, DIN, BS, GB
• Certification: IS0, RoHS, ABS
• Length: 6 Meters 5.8 Meters
• Width: 25mm-50mm
• Thickness: 2mm-5mm
• Model NO.: flat bar 001
• Lead Time: 10 Days
• Transport: Direct Vessel
• Transport Package: Woven Bag Packing
• Specification: 3.0mm*30mm
• Trademark: YIXUN WIRE
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 72223000
• Production Capacity: 1000ton/Month

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FLAT BARS

The two main types of Flat Bars are hot rolled flat bars and cold rolled flat bars. Hot-rolled flat bars are formed by rolling red-hot steel billets until they reach the desired widths and thicknesses. This process results in a finished product that is often slightly rounded on either side due to the rolling process. Cold-rolled flat bars are formed by passing hot-rolled stock through rollers at room temperature until it reaches the desired widths and thicknesses. This process results in a finished product that is much more precise than hot rolled stock due to its lack of imperfections caused by heat treatment.
Flat bars are used for a wide range of applications including structural support beams, architectural trim work such as window frames or door frames, grills or gates for ventilation purposes, foundations for building projects such as gazebos or sheds, and general construction purposes such as welding projects or furniture making. They can also be used for decorative purposes such as creating ornamental railings or other decorative features on buildings and homes.

Flat bars offer several benefits over other types of metal building materials because they are lightweight yet strong enough to provide reliable structural support without compromising on aesthetics. They can also be easily cut or bent into shape for added convenience when constructing custom frames or other components for a project. Moreover, many grades of metal used in flat bars are corrosion-resistant which means they can withstand even the harshest weather conditions without rusting over time.

Flat bars offer an array of benefits that make them an ideal choice for both home improvement projects as well as larger-scale commercial construction projects alike. They provide reliable structural support while still being lightweight enough to be easily manipulated into any shape needed without compromising on aesthetics or functionality.
 

What is the difference between flat bar and plate?

The main difference between a flat bar and a plate is the thickness. Flat bars are typically thinner than plates, usually less than an inch thick. Plates are generally thicker, ranging from several inches to several feet in some cases. Flat bars are also more easily bent & machined than plates, making them ideal for certain types of fabrication.