Annealed steel

Annealed steel is a type of steel that has been heated to a specific high temperature and then slowly cooled down, a process called annealing. This treatment softens the steel, improves its ductility, and relieves internal stresses, making it easier to shape, weld, or machine. Annealed steel often has a more uniform structure and better workability compared to untreated or differently treated steels. It's commonly used in applications where flexibility and ease of fabrication are essential, such as in manufacturing, construction, and artistic projects.