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May I ask what material ss is made of, and what is the difference between it and CS (carbon steel)? Thanks!
ss refers to stainless steel. It is the general name of stainless steel and the code for "introduction".
SS refers to stainless steel (there are many types), and the difference between it and CS carbon steel is corrosion resistance.
SS refers to stainless steel and CS refers to carbon steel! The main difference is the content of chromium and nickel!
Generally speaking, SS is the abbreviation of stainless steel, and CS is the abbreviation of carbon steel. However, when divided into more details, SS has many differences, such as 321, 316, etc.
[English abbreviation] SS [English full name] Stainless Steel [Chinese explanation] Stainless steel [English abbreviation] CS [English full name] Carbon Steel [Chinese explanation] Carbon steel There are many models of stainless steel and carbon steel haha
May I ask what material ss is made of? Is it equal to CS (carbon steel)?
Stainless Steel
It should be rolled steel for general structure.
If you add a number after it, such as SS400, the first S represents steel, the second S represents "structure", 400 is the lower limit tensile strength of 400MPa, and the overall represents ordinary carbon structural steel with a tensile strength of 400MPa.