Most of the materials we use now are composite materials, and there is almost no single element. For example, the steel we often use is an alloy composed of iron, carbon, silicon, manganese, phosphorus, sulfur and other elements. Everyone knows that iron is white or silvery white. What subverts people's cognition is that iron is relatively soft. Is it hard to imagine that iron is soft, so pure iron cannot be used. The steel-like body we often say, hard as iron, etc., are all gone. Therefore, the steel we use in daily life is an alloy, which utilizes some characteristics of other elements, such as the hardness of carbon. Today we are talking about carbon steel square tubes, which refers to the carbon content in steel. Carbon steel generally does not have any corrosion resistance. The hardness is greater than that of pure iron. Of course, carbon is also controlled to a certain extent. Because ordinary carbon steel square tubes are not rust-proof, stainless steel carbon steel square tubes have also been developed accordingly.