Steel Bars

As Steel BarsThey offer a wide variety of shapes and materials, meeting the specific needs of different industrial and construction projects. Below, we highlight the main characteristics of the available bar types:

Bar Formats

  • RoundIdeal for applications requiring high strength and versatility, such as shafts, connecting rods, and machine components..
  • SquarePreferred in situations where a square shape is more suitable, such as supports, grids, and machine parts..
  • HexagonalIt provides better grip, making it suitable for use with hand tools, screws, and nuts..

Types of Steel

  • SAE 1020Low-alloy carbon steel, suitable for general applications.
  • SAE 1035Carbon steel with a higher carbon content, offering greater strength.
  • SAE 1045Medium alloy carbon steel, widely used in construction and machine manufacturing.
  • SAE 1050High-alloy carbon steel, ideal for applications requiring high strength.
  • SAE 1070High-hardness carbon steel, used in parts that require high wear resistance.
  • SAE 4130, 4140, 4340Chromium-molybdenum alloy steels, known for their high strength and hardenability.
  • DIN 16MnCr5 and 20MnCr5Chromium-manganese alloy steels, used in applications requiring resistance to wear and corrosion.

Manufacturing Processes

  • DrawnThis results in a smooth finish and precise dimensions, ideal for applications requiring high accuracy..
  • PeeledIt offers a clean, impurity-free surface, suitable for applications requiring a surface finish.
  • LaminateA process involving hot rolling, resulting in a rougher surface but with good resistance..
  • WroughtUsed to produce parts with high strength and density, ideal for applications with high mechanical stress.

This diversity in formats and materials allows customers to choose the product best suited to their specific needs, ensuring optimal quality and performance in their applications.