Article | REF: M302 V1

Standard steel designations

Author: Guy MURRY

Publication date: October 10, 1993

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1. Symbolic designation

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The standard specifies that the English and German equivalents of this term are steel names and kurznamen respectively.

A symbolic designation is made up of literal and numerical symbols expressing certain information relating to the mechanical or physical characteristics and/or chemical composition of steels, and sometimes to their use. Each designation corresponds to a single steel grade.

Unless otherwise specified, all symbols are written without spaces between them.

Two symbolic designations are used:

  • that which refers to use and mechanical or physical characteristics;

  • the one that refers to chemical composition.

To describe them and explain...

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