STRUCTURAL STEEL
Structural Steel:
Static stress resistant steel
STEEL FOR COLD FORMING
Cold drawing and forming steel. Material with a high degree of flexibility and a surface that is free of impurities and protected from oxidation.
STRUCTURAL STEEL
Structural steel with a minimum impact strength of 27J at 20 °C.
• Minimum yield strength: RE 235 MPa
• Tensile strength: RM 360-510 MPa
Available for some sizes also as pickled and oiled
STRUCTURAL STEEL
Normalised structural steel.
• Minimum yield strength: RE 355 MPa
• Tensile strength: RM 510-680 MPa
• Min. impact strength: 27J a -20°C
Available for some sizes also as pickled and oiled
STRUCTURAL STEEL
High ductility structural steel with a min. impact strength of 27J at 20 °C.
• Minimum yield strength: RE 275 MPa
• Tensile strength: RM 430-580 MPa
STRUCTURAL STEEL
Standardised structural steel with cold-forming and cold-bordering capability.
• Minimum yield strength: RE 355 MPa
• Tensile strength: RM 510-680 MPa
• Min. impact strength: 27J a -20°C
STRUCTURAL STEEL
Standardised structural steel with cold-forming and cold-bordering capability
• Minimum yield strength: RE 355 MPa
• Tensile strength: RM 510-680 MPa
• Min. impact strength: 27J a -40°C
Structural or construction steel is the most common type of steel and is used mainly in civil engineering, machinery in general and mechanical engineering. It is particularly well suited to withstand static stresses and is therefore widely used in these important sectors.
Civil engineering
metal structures
miscellaneous steelwork
common tanks
processing machinery
