| Steel Material Properties |
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| Material Grade/Description |
Chemical Composition (weight %) |
Tensile strength
(Mpa) |
Yield strength
(Mpa) |
Elongation |
Remarks |
| (C) |
(P) |
(Mn) |
(S) |
(Si) |
| EN10139-DC06 |
<=0.006 |
<=0.020 |
<=0.3 |
<=0.020 |
..... |
293 |
132 |
47% |
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DC06 low carbon steel is a versatile material that is commonly used for deep draw stamping prototypes across a variety of industries. Here are some examples:
Automotive Industry:
Body panels and exterior components like doors, hoods, and fenders
Structural parts such as seat frames, steering columns, and suspension components
Interior parts like dashboard housings, center consoles, and door trim
Household Appliances:
Washing machine and dishwasher tubs
Refrigerator and oven body parts
Components for coffee makers, blenders, and other small appliances
Aerospace and Defense:
Aircraft fuselage and wing panels
Helicopter rotor components
Armored vehicle body parts and protective shields
Electronics and Telecommunications:
Smartphone and laptop housings
Telecom equipment enclosures
Electrical junction boxes and control panels
Furniture and Lighting:
Lamp and light fixture housings
Furniture frames and support structures
Decorative metal elements like base plates and brackets
The versatility of DC06 low carbon steel, combined with its excellent deep draw properties, make it a popular choice for a wide range of prototyping applications where complex, precision-stamped parts are required. Its combination of strength, ductility, and corrosion resistance make it an ideal material for deep draw stamping processes across many industries.
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