Carbon Steel
Carbon Steel, also known as plain-carbon-steel or mild steel, is steel whereby the main alloying component is carbon. With the addition of carbon, steel has the ability to become harder and stronger through heat treating. Carbon steel is broken down into four categories which are, low-carbon steel, medium-carbon steel, high-carbon steel and ultra-high-carbon-steel. Carbon steel with the lowest amount of carbon is called wrought iron and is used processes like fencing. Medium-carbon steel (mild steel) used for structural purposes in buildings and bridges. High-carbon steel is used in the manufacturing of springs and steel wires, while ultra-high carbon steel is called cast iron and is made to make pots.
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London Bronze
Show more View company profileLondon Bronze hold stocks of bronze plate, sheet, round, flat, square, and hexagon bar, hollow bar and tube, both phospher and aluminium bronzes are available in grades including;
- PB1 Bronze
- PB2 Bronze
- LG2 Bronze
- PB102 Bronze
- PB103 Bronze
- PB104 Bronze
- C54 400 UNS Bronze
- CA101 Bronze
- CA103 Bronze
- CA104 Bronze
We are happy to shear flat products, and saw bar items to our customers requirements, and offer a fabrication service including; folding,rolling,welding and drilling, and welcome all enquires large or small. We also offer a surface finishing service including: Brushed, Satin and Mirror polishing and can arrange patinating to customer requirements
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SteelScope Ltd
View company profileSteelScope Ltd are a supplier of steel products to the UK market. We have been active in the international steel market for more than 18 years. We help our customers forge new supply options with re-rollers and steel producers with proven track records. The market information we provide provides our partners with the foresight to predict market movements. We are committed to supplying high quality products as per the detailed agreements we establish, and in the interest of forming long term partnerships.
