MS Angle refers to Mild Steel Angle, a type of structural steel product commonly used in various construction and engineering applications. Mild steel, also known as carbon steel, is used for its good weldability, machinability, and strength. Here’s a detailed overview of MS angles:

Shape: MS angles are L-shaped structural steel components with two legs meeting at a right angle. The legs can be of equal or unequal length.

Material: Made from mild steel (low carbon steel), which typically contains a carbon content of up to 0.25%. This makes the steel malleable and easy to weld.

Quality Check of MS Angle

• Visual Inspection: Check for surface defects, straightness, and overall appearance. Ensure the angles meet the dimensional requirements.
• Dimensional Testing: Measure leg length, thickness, and length using precision tools to ensure conformity to specifications.
• Mechanical Testing: Perform tensile and impact tests to verify that the angles meet the required strength and durability.
• Chemical Composition Analysis: Verify that the steel's composition meets the mild steel grade specifications.
• Surface and Coating Inspection: For coated angles, check the uniformity and adherence of the coating.

Applications::

• Construction: Used in structural elements, reinforcement bars, and supports.
• Machinery: Components like shafts, axles, and bushings.
• Automotive: Parts like crankshafts, camshafts, and connecting rods.
• Manufacturing: Components for machinery, tools, and equipment.
• Engineering Projects: Parts requiring precise tolerances and specific material properties.

Shape and Dimensions:

• Shape: Round bars are cylindrical and have a uniform diameter throughout their length.
• Diameter: The diameter can vary widely, from very thin rods to large, thick bars, depending on the application and material specifications.
• Length: Round bars come in various lengths, often sold in standard lengths or custom-cut to specific requirements.