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Steel alloys: Steel is an alloy of iron and carbon, containing less than 2% carbon. In addition, small amounts of manganese are usually added to improve strength and ductility, as well as some other elements such as silicon, phosphorus, sulfur, and oxygen.

In today's modern world, we continue to benefit from the diversity of a key material: steel. Steel is not just a single product; it has over 3,500 different grades, each with unique physical, chemical, and environmental properties to meet a wide range of application needs.