ASTM 1015 25mm Hot Rolled Forged Alloy Carbon Steel Round Bar

Sep 11, 2025

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Technical Specifications

Category Parameter Details
Material Standard GB/T Q235, Q345, 20#, 45#, etc.
ASTM Equivalent ASTM A36, A53, A106 Common grades for international trade
Chemical Composition Carbon (C) 0.06% - 1.5% (varies by grade)
  Manganese (Mn) 0.25% - 1.65%
  Phosphorus (P) ≤ 0.040% (max)
  Sulfur (S) ≤ 0.050% (max)
  Silicon (Si) 0.10% - 0.35%
Mechanical Properties Tensile Strength (Rm) 370 - 860 MPa
  Yield Strength (Re) 235 - 690 MPa
  Elongation (A) 10% - 25%
  Hardness (Brinell HBW) 120 - 280
Physical Properties Density 7.85 g/cm³
  Melting Point ~1370 - 1510°C
Surface Treatment Options Hot-rolled, Cold-rolled, Galvanized, Black (uncoated), Pickled and Oiled
Dimensions Plate/Sheet Thickness 0.5 mm - 300 mm
  Round Bar Diameter 5 mm - 500 mm
  Pipe/Tube Size 1/8" - 24" (ASTM standards)
Processing Technology Forming Methods Forging, Casting, Machining, Welding
Applications Typical Uses Structural parts, automotive components, machinery, pipelines, tools
Certifications Compliance ISO 9001:2015, CE, Mill Test Certificate (MTC)
Packaging Standard Seaworthy wooden crates, bundles, or as per customer request

 

1.What are hot rolled steel round bars used for?

Construction: Hot rolled steel round bars are used for structural support in buildings, bridges, and infrastructure projects. Engineering: These bars are essential for the manufacturing of machinery components and mechanical parts.

 

2.What is the difference between hot rolled and forged steel?

Unlike hot rolling, which relies on heat and pressure from rollers to shape the metal, forging uses hammers or presses to deform the metal into its desired shape. This process creates a stronger bond between atoms within the metal as well as adds strength to individual molecules.

 

3.Which is better, forged steel or carbon steel?

Particulars Forged Steel Carbon Steel
Longevity More prone to wear and tear Less prone to damage
Industry application Construction and heavy machinery All engineering projects, tools, automotive components, construction

 

4. What are the three types of hot rolled steel?

Hot-rolled steel types

Low-carbon or mild steel with 0.3 % or less carbon by volume.

Medium-carbon steel with between 0.3% and 0.6% carbon by volume.

High-carbon steel with more than 0.6% carbon by volume.

 

5.What are the disadvantages of hot rolled steel?

Drawbacks of Hot Rolled Steel:

Surface finish: Hot rolled steel often has a rough, uneven surface. This scaly finish can be removed by pickling, grinding or sand-blasting.

Inconsistent dimensions: Due to the rapid cooling process, hot rolled steel can shrink non-uniformly and have slightly less precise dimensions