Mild Steel Strips

• Strength: While mild steel has a moderate tensile strength, typically around 400-550 MPa, it is sufficient for many structural applications.

• Weldability: Mild steel's composition allows for easy welding without the risk of cracking, facilitating its use in various fabrication processes.

• Machinability: The softness of mild steel enables straightforward machining, making it ideal for manufacturing components with precision.

Applications:

• Appliances: Employed in household items such as refrigerators, washing machines, and dishwashers, benefiting from their durability and ease of fabrication.

• Manufacturing of Small Components: Ideal for creating thin metal parts through processes like punching or pressing, owing to their high tensile strength and adaptability.

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• While mild steel strips offer numerous advantages, they are susceptible to corrosion due to their high iron content. Protective measures such as painting, galvanizing, or applying other coatings are often employed to enhance their resistance to rust and extend their service life.