Mild Steel Box Section Mill Finish Heavy Duty, Excellent Weldability & Machinability, Structural Steel, Poor Corrosion Resistance - Linear Metre

This thick and heavy mild steel box section is suitable for applications where high strength and load-bearing capacity are required. Its excellent weldability and machinability make it versatile for structural purposes. However, its limited corrosion resistance may require additional protective measures, depending on the application environment.

1. Material: Mild Steel - Commonly used in construction and manufacturing due to its strength and cost-effectiveness.

2. Formability: Poor - The thickness of 10mm suggests reduced formability, meaning it may be less malleable or easily shaped compared to thinner sections.

3. Weldability: Excellent - Mild steel is generally known for its excellent weldability, allowing for easy and strong connections during fabrication.

4. Machinability: Excellent - The mild steel box section with a thickness of 10mm is likely to be easily machinable, allowing for precise cutting and shaping as needed.

5. Shape: Box Section - The cross-sectional shape of this steel component is square, providing structural support in various applications.

6. Corrosion Resistance: Poor - Mild steel, in general, has limited corrosion resistance. Additional protective measures may be required to prevent corrosion, especially in outdoor or corrosive environments.

7. Finish: Mill Finish - The box section has a mill finish, indicating that it has not undergone additional surface treatment. It retains the appearance resulting from the manufacturing process.

8. Grade: E220 - A specific grade classification for the mild steel, indicating its structural properties.

9. Weight/Metre (Kg): 28.51 - This figure represents the weight of one meter length of the box section, which is 28.51 kilograms. The substantial weight indicates the density and strength of the material.

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