EN 10083-3 30MnB5

The EN 10083-3 standard contains specific requirements for alloy steels, including chemical composition, mechanical properties, heat treatment and mechanical tests. For example, the standard requires a minimum tensile strength of it is also important to note that steel products must meet all applicable requirements set forth in the standard in order to be certified and labeled as an EN 10083-3 product.

GB 1591 12Mn

GB 1591 12Mn steel is a popular choice for construction and engineering projects, thanks to its high strength, ductility, hardness, and thermal properties. Its shape and ductility allow it to be formed into various shapes, while its strength helps it to bear heavy loads. Its elasticity helps it to maintain its shape over time, while its hardness makes it resistant to wear and corrosion. Finally, its thermal properties help it to maintain its strength in both hot and cold environments. All of these mechanical properties make GB 1591 12Mn steel an ideal choice for a variety of construction and engineering projects.

EN 10025 S235JRG2

EN 10025 S235JRG2 steel is a versatile and reliable material for a range of structural applications. It has a wide range of chemical components with distinct properties that combine to offer improved strength, ductility, and weldability. The material can be heat-treated for improved strength and toughness, and it can be used in automotive, bridge, and other engineering projects. As such, EN 10025 S235JRG2 is an optimal choice for manufacutrers looking for a reliable and high-performance steel solution.

ASTM A506 G86150

ASTM A506 G86150 steel is also highly ductile, meaning it can be easily formed and welded to create custom parts or components. This, combined with its high strength, makes it suitable for applications such as structural frames and automotive components.

GB 1591 15MnV

The hardness of a material is a measure of its resistance to indentation, wear, and corrosion. GB 1591 15MnV steel is known for its hardness, making it wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant. This makes it suitable for outdoor use, as it can withstand the elements without showing signs of wear. Additionally, its hardness makes it resistant to scratches and dents, which can help protect it from damage over time.

ASTM A656/A656M 415-Ⅲ

ASTM A656/A656M 415-Ⅲ is an American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) steel standard that defines the properties of hot-rolled structural steel, high-strength low-alloy plates, and quenched and tempered alloy plates used in the construction of bridges and buildings. The standard is composed of three major parts, product specifications, chemical composition, and mechanical properties. ASTM A656/A656M 415-Ⅲ steel is used to make high-strength steel plates and components for building structures, mining equipment, industrial tools and storage tanks. Tests are conducted to verify the mechanical properties, such as the yield strength, tensile strength, and elongation of ASTM A656/A656M 415-Ⅲ steel.

EN 10083-3 1.6747

Steel is one of the most important and versatile metals used in engineering and manufacturing around the world. It is used to create a variety of products, from everyday items like nails and tools to more complex items like cars, ships and airplanes. However, the quality of steel can vary significantly depending on the manufacturer and process used to produce it. Thus, it is essential to ensure consistent quality standards when using steel for engineering purposes.

ASTM A29/A29M 5120

ASTM A29/A29M 5120 steel is an alloy steel made up of iron, carbon, and other alloying elements. It has superior ductility, high tensile strength, hardness, toughness, and wear resistance. It is designed to meet a wide range of applications in the industrial, automotive, and aerospace industries.

EN 10028-4 1.5663

The steel grades under EN 10028-4 1.5663 are generally used in energy production and power plants, in all kind of mechanical engineering and in the construction sector. Some of the most important applications of EN 10028-4 1.5663 includes pressure vessels, storage tanks, boilers and the construction of wind turbines.

ASTM A572/A572M A572 345

The primary purpose of the ASTM A572/A572M standard is to provide performance standards for HSLA steel used in transportation and construction applications. This standard helps to ensure that HSLA steel meets the requirements specified for a particular application.

ASTM A514/A514M A514 Grade F

ASTM A514/A514M A514 Grade F steel has a higher tensile strength of 890 to 950 MPa and is available in grades 100, A, B, C, E, F, H, and Q. It also has a higher yield strength of 690 MPa and an elongation of 18%, making it resistant to cracking and breakage.

SAE J404 46L15

The SAE J404 46L15 specification also includes definitions for special-case steels. For example, maraging steels are a type of alloy steel that is designed to have a high tensile strength while remaining ductile and elastic. This type of steel is used in parts that require a combination of strength and flexibility, such as turbine blades and rocket engine components. Other unusual steels, such as iron-nickel, martensitic stainless, and ferritic stainless steels, are also covered by the standard.

ASTM A533/A533M A533 Grade B Class 1

ASTM A533/A533M A533 Grade B Class 1 steel plates are mainly made up of iron, carbon, and other alloy elements. The chemical composition of ASTM A533/A533M A533 Grade B Class 1 steel plates differs from grade to grade. ASTM A533/A533M A533 Grade B Class 1 grade A steel plate contains more carbon and less phosphorus and sulfur, while grade B steel plate contains more phosphorus and sulfur, and grade C steel plate contains more carbon.

EN 10083-2 1.0511

EN 10083-2 1.0511 steel is a quenched and tempered steel used in the production of components in the automotive, aerospace and industrial engineering industries. It is one of the most widely used steels due to its excellent mechanical properties, such as high strength and ductility, together with its good wear resistance, corrosion resistance and impact toughness. In order to fabricate components with these qualities, a certain level of machining and finishing must be applied.

EN 10025-2 1.0577

EN 10025-2 1.0577 steel is a series of alloys used for structural applications and produced primarily in Europe. It is a commonly used metal among engineers and manufacturers as it has good mechanical properties and is suitable for a variety of engineering applications.