Materials / Carbon Steel

Carbon Steel Castings & Forgings

Carbon steel remains a workhorse of industrial manufacturing — economical, weldable and tough. Monmet supplies cast and forged carbon steel components for pressure-containing, structural and wear applications, made to the requirements on your drawing or purchase order.

Quick answer

Carbon steel is the economical, weldable and tough default for pressure-containing, structural and wear-related industrial parts — valve bodies, pump casings, structural fittings and gear blanks. Monmet supplies cast and forged carbon steel components, with heat treatment and testing set to the requirements stated on your drawing or purchase order.

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Carbon Steel

Material Range

Cast and forged carbon steels are available for general industrial, pressure-containing and low-temperature service, supplied to the material requirements on your drawing or purchase order.

Typical Uses

Valve bodies, pump casings, structural fittings, gear blanks, weld-on flanges, mining wear parts and general industrial castings across a wide range of sizes.

Quality & Test

Testing and acceptance criteria to the standards named on your drawing or purchase order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Selection depends on the manufacturing route, service temperature, section thickness and mechanical requirements stated on your drawing or purchase order.

Yes — low-temperature carbon steels are available and qualified to the service and testing requirements stated on your drawing or purchase order.

Yes — heat treatment can be specified to refine the structure and achieve the mechanical properties required by your drawing or purchase order.

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