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Structural Steels are used in many applications, combining good welding properties with guaranteed strengths. There are many grades and the uses varied
including civil and industrial engineering. High strength low alloys have replaced many structural steels where weight reduction is important (e.g. automotive)
but with guaranteed strengths.

Hardened and
Tempered Steel Strip

Coated Products
Stainless and Alloys

AZom
Alloy Steels

Euronorm
EN10025
S185

Germany
Din 17100
St33

UK
BS4360

USA
ASTM
A283B

SteelSpec org

France
NFA 35-501

Yield min

Steel Searches
Tool steels

Tensile

%C

%Mn

%Si

%S

%P

0.22max

1.60 max

0.50 max

.050 max

.050 max

185

310/540

0.17max

1.40max

0.045

0.045

235

360/510

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S235

Esteel
Spring steel strip

S235JR
S235JO

St37-2
St37-3 U

40B
40C

E 24-2

0.17max

1.40max

0.040

0.040

235

360/510

S235J2G3

St37-3 N

40D

E24-4

0.17max

1.40max

0.035

0.035

235

360/510

0.25max

1.60 max

0.50 max

.050 max

.050 max

275

430/580

0.21max

1.50max

0.045max

0.045max

275

430/580

0.18max

1.50max

0.040max

0.040max

275

430/580

0.23max

1.60max

0.50max

0.050max

0.050max

355

490/630

A572Gr50
-

0.23max

1.60max

0.55max

0.045max

0.045max

355

490/630

A441

0.22max

1.60 max

0.60 max

0.40 max

0.040 max

355

490/630

0.20max

1.60max

0.55max

0.035max

0.035max

355

490/630

0.20max

1.60max

0.55max

0.035max

0.035max

355

490/630

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40A

S275

A283C
A283C-A

A283D-A
S275JR
S275JO

St44-2
St44-3 U

S355

43B
43C
50A

S355JR
S355JO
S355J2G3

AISI Carbon Steels

A578Gr70

E28-3

Din 1614

St52-3 U
St 52-3 N

50C
50D

Din 17100
BS1449

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High Strength Low Alloy Steels

Euronorm
EN 10149-2

Germany

UK

SEW 092

BS1449

France

USA

NFA 36-231

%C
0.12max

Yield min

Tensile

S315MC

QSTE340TM

40/30

045XLF

E315D

%Mn
1.30max

%Si
0.50max

%S
0.020max

%P
0.025max

315

390/510

0.20max

S355MC

QSTE380TM

43/35

050XLF

E355D

0.12max

1.50max

0.50max

0.020max

0.025max

355

430/550

0.20max

S420MC

QSTE420TM

46/40

060XLF

E420D

0.12max

1.60max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

420

480/620

0.20max

S460MC

QSTE460TM

50/45

0.12max

1.60max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

460

520/670

0.20max

315

S315MC

40F30

E315D

0.12max

1.30max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

S355MC

40F35

E355D

0.12max

1.50max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

355

0.20max

46F40

0.12max

1.50max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

355

0.20max

E420D

0.12max

1.60max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

420

QSTE460TM

S460MC

Gr65

1.60max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

460

E490D

070XLK

0.12max

QSTE500TM

0.12max

1.70max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

500

550/700

0.20max

0.12max

1.80max

0.50max

0.015max

0.025max

550

600/760

0.20max

QSTE420TM

080XLK
Links to Branded High strength Low Alloy grades:Docol SSAB of Sweden
S550MC

QSTE550TM

Structural Steel
Stainless Steel
Metals in Steel

0.20max

S500MC

S420MC

0.20max
0.20max

Tenform from Corus

Comparison of BS EN 10025 and BS 4360 Mechanical Properties

BS EN 10025: 1993

BS4360: 1986

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AISI Stainless Steels

50B

S355J2G4

Stainless
Steel Sheet

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43A

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A33

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Spring Steels
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Traditional Structural Steels

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Structural Steels
Cold rolled low carbon

Impact Energy (JC)

Impact Energy (JC)

Nominal Thickness

Nominal Thickness

<150mm

>150m m

Tensile
Strength
>3mm

Min Yield
Strength at
16m m

-1

<250m m

N/mm

N/mm

Max Thk for

Specified
Yield N/mm
(2)

Temp C

40A

340/500

235

150

27

27

150

+20 (6)

27

Tensile
Strength

Min Yield
Strength at
16mm
N/mm

Max Thk for

Specified
Yield N/mm

Temp C

-1

Grade

S185 (4)

290/510

185

25

S235 (5)

340/470

235

250

S235JR (4)

340/470

235

25

20

S235JRG1
(4)

340/470

235

25

+20 (6)

S235JRG2

340/470

235

250

+20 (6)

Grade

27

23

40B

340/500

235

<100m m
-3

S235JO

340/470

235

250

27

23

40C

340/500

235

150

27

S235J2G3

340/470

235

250

-20

27

23

40D

340/500

235

150

-20

27
27

S235J2G4

340/470

235

250

-20

27

23

40D

340/500

235

150

-20

S275 (5)

410/560

275

250

43A

430/580

275

150

S275JR

410/560

275

250

+20 (6)

27

23

43B

430/580

275

150

+20 (6)

27

S275JO

410/560

275

250

27

23

43C

430/580

275

150

27

S275J2G3

410/560

275

250

-20

27

23

43D

430/580

275

150

-20

27

S275J2G4

410/560

275

250

-20

27

23

43D

430/580

275

150

-20

27

S355 (5)

490/630

355

250

50A

490/640

355

150

S355JR

490/630

355

250

+20 (6)

27

23

50B

490/640

355

150

+20 (6)

27

S355JO

490/630

355

250

27

23

50C

490/640

355

150

27

S355J2G3

490/630

355

250

-20

27

23

50D

490/640

355

150

-20

27

S355J2G4

490/630

355

250

-20

27

23

50D

490/640

355

150

-20

27

S355K2G3

490/630

355

250

-20

40

33

50DD

490/640

355

150

-30

27

S355K2G4

490/630

355

250

-20

40

33

50DD

490/640

355

150

-30

27

E295

470/610

295

250

E335

570/710

335

250

E360

670/830

350

250

Micro-Alloyed Steels
A micro-alloyed steel can be defined as
a carbon-manganese steel containing
deliberately added alloying elements
totalling only 0.05 to 0.10%. Alloying
elements which are effective in
modifying steel properties when present
in such small amounts include boron,
vanadium and niobium and boron in
even lesser amounts (0.005% /0.003%).
Micro-alloyed steels are m anufactured in
Large tonnages for high pressure
pipelines in the petroleum industry and
automotive forgings.
A major advantage of these steels is
that in the case of forgings, careful
control of forge processing
temperatures can eliminate subsequent
heat treatment. This is a major cost
advantage particularly with certain
automotive components. Mechanical
properties developed by controlled hot
working conditions are similar to those
developed by conventional hardening
and tempering treatm ents for
components where strength and
toughness are required
see HSLA

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Disclaimer
Every effort is made to ensure that technical specifications are accurate. However, technical specifications included herein should be used as a guideline only. All specifications are subject to change without notice.

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