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IS 1870 (1965): Comparison of Indian and overseas standards

for wrought steels for general engineering purposes [MTD
16: Alloy Steels and Forgings]

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 IS : 1870- 1965

COMPARISON OF
INDIAN AND OVERSEAS STANDARDS
FOR WROUGHTSTEELS
FOR GENERAL ENGINEERING PURPOSES

Alloy Steels and Special Steels Sectional Committee, SMDC 19

Chairman Representing

SERI K. N. P. Rao The Tata Iron & Steel Co Ltd, Jamshedpur

Members
SHIU DEV KUMAR AOC+ARWAL
SHRI S. N. DIXIT [ Allrrnafc)
SHXI N. C. BACXHI
DRS. BHATTACHARYA
SHRI D. K. CHAKISABORTY (Alfcrnnlc)
Dr U. K. BHATTACHARYA
Ds D. P. CHATTERJ~E
DR G. MLXHERJEE ( Alfcmnfr)
DR G. P. CHATTERJIPE
DR S. K. CHATTERJEE
SHRI S. K. DAM
DR VIKASH C. KASHYAP
Smu T. V. N. KIDAO
SBRX N. RAYAMURTHI ( Allrrnafc)
DR R. KRISHNASWAMY
SHRI K. H. MAHADEVAPPA
SHRI K. NAGESHA RAO
SHRI A. R. DYER ( dfHflaf# )
SHRI P. R. NAIR
DR B. R. NIJHAWAN
SERI 0. P. PANDYA
SHRI D. N. HAZRA (Allem&)
PII~DIJCTION ENGINEER ( CHITTA~NJAN
LOCOMOTIVE WORD, CHITTARANJAN )
( Alfcmafs )
SH~I P. G. V. RAO
S-1 A. K. BOSE ( Afftmarc )
SEBI D. V. REDDI
SHRI C. J. SHAH
DR P. DAYAL ( Alternate)
SERI N. K. SHUKLA
SHRI A. R. V. SUBRAYANIAN
SHRI C. V. TIKEKAR
SHRI K. S. VAIDYANAT~AN
Saab C. J. DAVE ( Altcmatt )
SBBI S. VISVANATHAN
SHBI B. S. KRISHNAMACHAR,
Deputy Director ( Strut & Met)
Devidayal Metal Industries Pvt Ltd, Bombay
National Test House, Calcutta
Directorate General of Ordnance Factories (Ministry of
Defence ), Calcutta
Engineering Association of India, Calcutta
Hindustan Steel Ltd ( Alloy Steel Project ), Durgapur
Institution of Engineers ( India), Calcutta
Guest, Keen, Williams, Ltd, Calcutta
Indian Engineering Association, Calcutta
Globe Steels, New Delhi
Ashok Leyland Ltd, Madras
Gansons Pvt Ltd. Bombay
Mysore Iron & Steel Works, Bhadravati
Hindustan Machine Tools ( Pvt ) Ltd, Bangalore
Iron & Steel Control (Ministry of Steel & Mines),
Calcutta
National Metallurgical Laboratory ( CSIR ), Jamshcdpur
Ministry of Railways
Directorate General of Supplies & Disposals ( Inspection
Wing )
Ministry of Dcfence (R & D )
Ministry of Industry & Supply ( Development Wing j
Automotive Manufacturers’ Association of India, Calcutta
Mahindra Ugine Steel Co Ltd, Bombay
The Tata Engineering & Locomotive Co Ltd, Jamshedpur
M. N. Dastur & Co Pvt Ltd, Calcutta
The Tata Iron & Steel Co Ltd, Jamshedpur
Director, IS1 ( Ex-oficio Mtmbtr )
( Stcrctary )

( Continutd on page 2 )

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

MANAK BHAVAN, 9 DAHADUR SIIAI1 ZA1:A.R MARC;
NEW DELli1 110002
IS : 1870 - 1965

( Confint4edfrow
page1 )

Alloy Steels and Special Steels Subcommittee, SMDC 19: 1

Convcnor
SHRI K. N. P. RAO The Tata Iron & Steel Co Ltd, Jamshedpur

SHRI K. V. CHINNAP~A Nickel Information Bureau Pvt Ltd, Bombay

SHRI R. K. DUBEY National Metallurgical Laboratory ( CSIR ), Jamshedpur
SHBI T. V. N. KIDAO Ashok Leyland Ltd, Madras
SHBI P. R. NAIB Ironz,cf;;l Control (Ministry of Steel & Mines),

SH~I P. G. V. RAO Directorate General of Supplies & Disposals ( Inspection

Wing )
SHRI A. K. F~DSB( A&m&)
SHBI D. V. RXDDI Ministrv of Defence ( K & I.) )
Smu R. K. SIUVAIBTAVA, ABUETANT Dx~rcntn Hureau of Indian Standards
( METALS)
 IS 21870- 1965

CONTENTS

PAGE

0. FOREWORD ... ... . .. ... ... ... 4

I. SCOPE ... a.. ... ... ... ... 4

TABLE 1 STEELSIN THE HOT FINISHEDOR NORMALIZEDCONDITIONAND SPECIFIEDBY

TENSILEPROPERTIES
BUT WITHOUT DETAILEDCHEMICALCOMPOSITION. . . ... 5

TABLE 2 STEELSIN THE COLD WORKED CONDITIONAND SPECIFIEDBY TENSILEPROPER-

TIES BUT WITHOUT DETAILEDCHEMICALCOMPOSITION . . . ... ... 17

TABLE 3 CARBONSTEELS ... .a. ... ... ... 22

TABLE 4 MILD STEEL ~‘IRE ... .I. ... . .. ... 56

TABLE 5 DRAWN STEEL WIRE FOR CONCRETEREINFORCEMENT ... ... 58

TABLE 6 SPOKEWIRE ... a.. ... ... ..* 58

TABLE 7 HARD DRAWN STEEL WIRE FOR ROPES, ARMOURINGCABLES, ISTC ... 59

TABLE 8 HARD DRAWN STEEL WIRE FOR SPRINGS ... ... ... 61

TABLE 9 SPECIFIEDTENSILE LIMITS FOR HARD DRAWN MECHANICAL SPRING WIRE

( ASTM DESIGNATION
: A 227-64T ) . .. ... ... . .. 62

TABLE 10 SPECIFIEDTENSILE LIMITS FOR HARD DRAWN (PATENTED ). STEEL WIRES

( DIN 2076-1944 ) ... ... ... ... ... 63

TABLE 11 SPIXIFIEDTENSILELIMITSFOR HARD DRAWN STEEL WIRE ( JIS G 3521 ) ... 64

TABLE 12 SPECIFIED TENSILE LIMITS FOR SPRING STEEL WIRE ( PATENTED)

(GOST 9389) . . . ... ... ... ... ... 65

TABLB 13 STANDARDSON HARD DRAWN STEEL WIRE FOR PRESTRESSED

CONCRETE ... 66

TABLE 14 CARBONAND CARBON-MANGANESE

FREE CUTTINGSTEELS ... ... 67

TABLE I5 ALLOY STEELS( OTHER THAN HEAT RESISTINGAND STAINLESSSTEELS) ... 70

TABLE 16 HIGH ALLOY STEELS- STAINLESSAND HEAT RESISTINGSTEELS ... 97

TABLE 17 TOOL STEELS ... _.. ... .. . ... 121

NOTE - The Index to this publication, earlier issued as a separate volume, has now been combhd
with this standard and follows Table 17.

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IS : 1870- 1965

Indian Standard
COMPARISON OF
INDIAN AND OVERSEAS STANDARDS
FOR WROUGHT STEELS
FOR GENERAL ENGINEERING PURPOSES

0. FOREWORD

0.1 This Indian Standard was adopted by the 0.3 For ease of reference, the steels in various
Indian Standards Institution on 15 July 1965, after tables ( excluding Tables 1 and 2) are arranged
the draft finalized by the Alloy Steels and Special in the ascending order of maximum carbon con-
Steels Sectional Committee had been approved tent, thus bringing together, as far as possible,
by the Structural and Metals Division Council. similar compositions. Further, in selecting Indian
0.2 For considerable time, several requests were Standard Steels equivalent- to overseas standard
received by IS1 for making available a document steels, the actual composition of steels should be
giving equivalent Indian Standard steels for compared. Overseas standard steels covering two
standard steels of other countries. This work, or more Indian Standard steels have been so
however, could not be undertaken until IS1 was indicated in the tables.
able to formulate a rationalized list of standard 0.4 It will be appreciated that this standard re-
steels to be used in this country. As a result of presents the position with regard to the British,
intensive study and discussions with the important American, German, Japanese and Russian speci-
users and the manufacturers of steel in this fications existing at the time of publication.
country, it was possible to publish IS : 1570-1961
Schedules for yTou$ht steels for general engineer- 0.5 In the formulation of this standard, consider-
ing purposes. As .an extension of this work, a able assistance was rendered to. the Sectional
comparison of I&ian and overseas standards for Committee by Shri S. Barraclo&gh, Research
wrought steels for general engineering purposes has and Development Department, United Steel
now been compiled. This comparison includes Companies Ltd, Sheffield ( UK ). This assist-
Indian, British, American ( SAE, AISI, ASM and ance was made available to the Indian Standards
&TM ), German ( DIN and Werkstoff ), Institution through the Colombo Plan Council for
Japanese and Russian Standards for wrought Technical Co-operation in South and South East
steels. Asia.

l. SCOPE (SAE, AISI, ASM and ASTM), German

1.1 This standard compares wrought steels in- ( DIN and Werkstoff), Japanese and Russian
eluded in Indian Standards with British, American Standards for wrought steels in Tables 1 to 17.

NOTE 1 - For the benefit of users in selecting proper steels, IS : 1871-1965 Commentary a
Indian Standard schedules for wrought steels for general engineering purposes ( complementary to
IS :1510-1961 ) has been published. In this commentary steels have been discussed in group
according to their metallurgical behaviour and heat treatment. Some typical applications of the
standard steels have also been given in Appendix A of this commentary.

- Index to IS : 1870-1965 is also included in this publication. It gives reference numbers

for ymyuz steels given in Indian, British, American ( SAE, AISI, ASM and ASTM ), German ( DIN
and werkstoff ), Japanese and Russian Standards.

4
 IS : 1870- 1965
_...w _ .
a~mlrli 1 JlELW 1N -I-nr; IiUr FINmnfi~ vm nvfirn~~‘~ls” PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT
“#..I__ _s. -_- __-- --__
.,nv..-
L~UNUIIIUN ANLJ S&‘LL;I~‘ILIJ BY XEN6ILE
I
Wrn”FII .-s(D 1. -SW.._ 1__.__-_^_. . _.- “__-_--- -__ -___-- - --

DETAILED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

- - -

IS American
1 Tensile Strength
I
BS
ASTM GOST Prodlet Remarks
Code
DIN
Designation w/mm,t rod/in2 1I 000 lbf&
- 2__ -__ - -
412 Sheet 28-38 17’8-24’1

;3439 Class I Seamless tuber 26 Afin 17’8 Afin

STO-G
157~st30 structurzJ stcrl 30-38 19’0-24’1
;3452 SGP Welded tubes 30 Min 19‘0 Min
24 Part6 Grades Rivet bars 3 1’5-39’4 20-25
651 and 652
1109 Rivet wire 31’5-39’4 20-25

405 Plate, sheet 31’5-44’1 20-28

1508-151 Scamlcw tubes 31’5-44’1 20-28

3059 Grade I Seamless tubes 31’5-44.1 20-28

3059 Grade 3 Welded tuber 3 1’5-44’ 1 20-28

778 Scamlev tubes 3 1’5 Afin 20 Min

,
1775-HFSI I Seamless tubes 31’5 Min 20 Min
I II775-OAM’I I 3 I’5 Miin 20 Afin
Welded tubes
\263 Grndc A Plate 31’638’7 1555

1306 Grade 45 Barr 31’6-38’7 415-55

1978~St18 Welded tukr 31’6 Min !O’l Min
A53 Type F Welded tubes 31.6 Min 45 him

I8 A245 Grade A Sheet 11’6 Min 45 Afin

19 A303 Grade A Strip 11’6 Min 45 Afin
20 ?itructura1 steel 32-40 2‘0’3-25’4

21 I 570-St32 ‘
jtructurnl steel 12-44 2 0’3-27’9
22 1914-HFS and ERW ‘
kamlcss and wcldcd I 312-44 2 0’3-27.9
tubes
23 I I ltructural steel (ordi. 3‘2-44 2 0’3-27’9
nary quality )
24 1977-St30-OC sitructural steel ( ordi. 3 2-44 2 0’3-27’9 :u 0’35 ht’ox
nary quality )

25 2 416-W’S and ER\V sicrmleu tubes 3 2-44 210’3-27’9

26 0 Grade Sstructural steel 3 2 Min 210’3 Min
:ro
27 L235 Class A F:otgings 3 3’0-42’2 4: 7-60
28 L243 Class A TI’orgmgs 13’0.42’2 4 7-60 ?or size up to 500 mm
29 ’ I 7100 0033 SIt 35 Iitructurrl steel EIS-50 2 1’0-31’7
30 G 3443 Clnsr 2 1Ncldcd tubes 3I3 Mill 2 I ‘0 Min
- L. - - - - - -

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 IS: 1870-1965

TABLE I STEELS IN THE HOT FINISHED OR NORMALIZED CONDITION AND SPECIFIED BY TENSILE PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT
DETAILED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION - Conki

Tensile Strength
Rd
- -
Is COST Rcmarkm
NO.

91
-
,113 Grade C
DIN
!_ Itructural steel ( loco
kgf/mm’

13’7-40.8
000 Ibf/in’

418-58
and car )

52 1976St20 Welded tubes 13’7 Mm 21’4 Min

13 1970~St2 I Zeamlcss and welded i3.7 Min 2I ‘4 Min

tuber

34 $3a$;~ E and S Seamless and welded 13’7 Min ABMin

r tubes

55 ~135 Grade A Welded tubes 13’7 Mill 4 8 Mia

50 ~139 Grade A Welded tubes 13’7 Min 4 8 Min *

57 :3101 Plate, flats, shapes, 1441 2 I ‘62~0

Class 1 ss34 bars, rods

ss 23104 Rivet steel 1441 2 1’6-2~0

Class I sv34

39 ;3111 Sections; bars 1441 21’6268

Class 1 SRB34

40 st341079 Sheet, strip 1442 21.626-7

41 1613 I .ozw St 34.13 Screw bars 34-42 21-6-26’7

42 17100 I,.0108
I1.0102 :: z-2 Structural steel 3442 21%26-7 For size up to 100 mm
11.0106 St 343 I

43 33201 Forgings 3442 21-6-26’7

clnn I SF34

44 Structural steel 3442 21’626’7

45 I626 I.0100 St 34 Welded tubes 34-45 2 1’6-28’6

46 15704134 Structural steel 34-46 2 I ‘6-29’2

47 l71oc I 1.0100 St 34
I.0102 Structural ElCCl 34 Min 2 1’6 A4in
1.0106 :: ;::: >
48 ,G3307 Rolled hoop 34 Min 21’6 Min
Clnss 7 SPH7
I
49 G3444 Tubes 34 Min 2 I ‘6 Min
Class 1 STK34

58 171ocI I a033 St 33 Structural steel 33-50 21’0-31-7

51 %245 Grade B Sheet 34’4 Min 19 Min

52 4303 Grade B strip 74’4 Min 19 Min

53 1161-YSt22 Seamlrss and weldec I 34’5 Nin 21’9 Afin

tubes

54 1507-101 Sramlcss tubes 34’6-44’ I 22-28

55 1507-131 and 181 \Velded tubrs 34’6-44’1 22-28

56 806C Seamless tubes 34’6-47’2 22-30

57 1507-171 Seamless tubes 34’6-47’2 22-30

-

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 IS:1870-l%!i
TABLE 1 STEELS IN THE HOT FINISHBD OR NOBMALIZED CONDITION AND SPECIFIED BY TENSILE PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT
DETAILBD CHEMICAL COlbfPOSlTION - Conld

z! BS
Code
r m COST Rodoct
-
tonr /in’ 1 000 lbf/int
Dasigmdon
- ___- -

58 387 Welded, and seamless 34’647’2 a-30

tuber
59 179 Welded tubes 34’6-47’2 12-30
60 II39 Welded,, seamless or 34’647’2 22-30
close jomted tubes
61 I775-HFS I3 Seamless tubes 34’6 Min 22 Min
62 1775~HFWl3 Welded tubes 34’6 Min 22 Min
63 23103 Plate 35-42 22’2-26.7
Clan I ASB35A
64 1629 I.0308 st 35 Seamless tubes 35-45 22.2-28.6
65 1239 Tubes and tubular, 35-47 22’2-29.8
66 A306 Grade 50 Bars 35.1-42’2 50-60

67 A283 Grade B Plate 35’1-42’2 50-60

68 All3 Grade B s~tr;tua’, steel ( loco 35.1-43.6 50-62

69 A53 Type F Welded tubes 35’1 Min 50 Min rcid L%esscmer

quality
70 A252 Grade I Tube piles 35’1 Min 50 Min
71 24 Part 6 Grade 61 I Plate 36’2-44’1 23-28
72 YXD Welded tubes 36’2-44’1 23-28
73 306A and B Seamless tubes 36’2-47’2 23-30
74 YXH Welded tubes 36’2-47’2 23-30
73 1507-151 Senmlesr tuber 36’2-47’2 23-30
76 Al41 Rivets 36’5-43’6 52-61

77 A245 Grade C Sheet 36’5 Min 52 Min

78 A303 Grade C Strip 36’5 Min 52 Min

79 1990 Rivet and stay bars 37-45 23’5-28’6

80 2002 Grade I Plate 37-45 23.5-28’6
81 1623 ~.0110.1
1.0112.3 Sheet 37-45 23’5-28.6 or thickness below
1.0112.5 3mm
1.0112.6
82 I626 I.OllO Welded tubes 37-45 23’5-28’6
83 17100 l.0110
I.0112 Structurnl rteel 37-45 23’5-28’6 0, sizeup tcJ100 mm
1.01I6
84 1570~St 37 Structural steel 37.49 23’5-31’1
85
:8% Slruclura1 steel 37 Min 23’5 Min
.Ol I6
86 stnIctur.d steel 33-XJ 21’0-31~7

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 IS : 1870- l%!b
TABLE 1 STEELS IN THE HOT FINISHED OR NORMALIZED CONDITION AND SPECIFIED BY TENSILE PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT
DETAILED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION - Contd
-
T Tensile Strength I
E IS BS
American
ASTM
Werkwtoff
JIS COST PWdUCt
DIN

-
a;
-
1113AGradcA
- I.
kgf/mm*

Plate 37’8-44’1 14-28

af I1 13.4 Grade A Rivet bars 37’8-44’ 1 !4-28
85 1113D Forgings 37’&44’1 14-28
9( 534 Wcldcd tubes 37’8-44’1 !4-28
91 429 Plate 37’8-44’1 !4-28
9; 429 Rivet bars 37’547’1 !4-30
9! 534 Seamlcs tubes 37’8-47-2 !4-30
94 8 Seamless and wcldrd 37’8 Mi” !4 Ah
tubes
9t 776 Plates, bars, forgings 37’8 Min !4 Afi”
% Grades Structural steel 3840
380 !%.I-25’4
Cr3xnand
CT3
97 lfil3 1.0219 St 30.19 Screw steel bars 3845 !4’1-2R’fi
Of A131 Grade A Rivet steel 38’7-45.7 55-a
94 4203 Grade C Plate 38’715’7 5565
la: 4306 Grade 55 Fian 38-7-45‘7 55-65
101 476 Bolts and nuts 30’7-491 3EYO
102 4~;adeStructural Ban 38’7-52-7 s-75

103 4160 Structural Barr 38-7-52.7 35-75

Grade
104 4408 Structural Ran 38’7-52’7 55-75
Grade
105 \3 Bars 38’7 Mi” 55 Min
106 465 Track spiker 38’7 Min 55 AJill
107 \245 Grade D Sheet 38’7 Min 55 Min
108 1303 Grade C Strip 38’7 Min 55 Afin
109 ,307 Grad- A and II Bolts 38.7 Min 55 Min
110 :3104 Rivet steel 39-46 4.8-29.2
Class 3 sv39

111 146 Rivet bars 39-51 4’8-32’4

112 j7C-St39 Structural strri 39-5 I 4’8-32’4
113 :3101 Barr, rods 39-53 4.8-33.7
Class 4 ss39

II4 :3110 Bars 39-53 4’8-33’7

Grades I SSD39
and I SRD39
115 :3111 Sections, bars 39-53 4’8-33.7
CIars 2 SRB39

8
2. IS us YGT DIN WC-
P
N-
- L

116 432 Grade II I!Jars I9Min rra Mh

117 1Rivet bars 19’4-47-2 25-30

118 Plates, sections, has 19’4-47’2 25-U)

119 Rivet bars 19’447’2 25-30

120 Plate 19’4 Min 25 hi&

121 1161-YSt 25 Sane and welded 19’5 Min 25’1 Min

122 33201 Forgings w-50 25431’7

Class 2 SF40

123 &131 Grade A Structural steel m-a4909 n-71

124 14 Plate lO9-47’2 2630

125 14 Rivet bars l&9-47’2 26.30

126 47.9 Plate lO’9-47’2 2630

127 lEr;ie ;nd 11138 PIPte 409-47’2 26-30 Jot exceeding 10 ton-
nes in weight

128 1113AGradeB Rivet bars 40’9-47’2 2630

129 ‘&13Ae B”“d 1113B Plate 40%5w4 26-32 lxcceding 10 tonne

in weight

130 405 Plate.tie.3 40’9-50’4 2632 :or size >,3 mm

131 751 Plate 40950’4 2632

132 500 SlCCpCIS 40.9-52’0 2633

133 534 Welded tubes 40.9-52’0 2633

134 325 Bolts and nuts 40’9 Min 26 Min

135 Structural steel 41-43 26.0-27.3

136 c3104 Rivet steel 41-48 26’0-30’5

Class 2 BSV41 B

137 G3101 Plates, Rats, shapes 41-50 26’0-31.7

Class 2 ss41 bars, rods

138 G3307 Rolled hoop 41 Min 26’0 Min

Class 8 SPH8

139 c3444 Seamless and weldcc I 41 Min 26’0 Min

Class 2 STK41 tubes

140 G3457 STPY41 Welded tuber 41 Min 26’0 Min

141 Structural
3tccl 12-44 26’7-27’9

142 St 42-1079 Sheet, strip 42-50 26’7-31’7

143 2002 Grade 2A Plate &2-50 26’7-31’7

( Continued )

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 IS : 1670 - I%5
TABLE 1 STEELS IN TI-IB HOT FINISHED OR NORMALIZBD CONDITION AND SPEcIl’%BD BY TENSILE PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT
DETAILED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION - Contd
- -

ik! u BS AIUWICUI
ASTM COST PWdWA Remarks
DM kgf/mmz toni/inr 1008 lbfjia
- - - --
197 G3201 Forgings 45-55 28’6-34’9
Class 3 SF45
19 A306 Grailc 65 Barr 45‘7-54‘2 65-77
19 A489 Eyebolts 45’7 Min 65 Min
20
&55 292-34.9
20 I 19794t37 46’4 Min 66 Min Fo diameter Icu than
Sk.0 mln
201 A235 Class Cl Forgings 46’4 Min 66 Min
20 A252 Grade 3 Tube piles 46’4 Min 66 Min
20 1149 High tensile rivet bars 47 Afin 29’8 Min
20. 157~St47 Structural steel 47-57 29’8-36.2
20 1113A and 1113B Plate 47.2-53.5 30-34 Not exceeding 10 ton-
Grade D nes in weight
20 1029 ( Soft ) Strip ( baling ) 47’2-55’1 30-35
m !4 Part G Grade 653 Rivet ban 47.2-55.1 30-35
20! i48 Rivct bars 47’2-55.1 30-35
21( 113A and 1113B Plate 47’2-56’7 30-36 Exceeding 10 tonnes
Grade D in weight
211 i4 Bars for nut, 47.2-63’0 30-40
211 \4 Barr 47’8 Min fin Min
213 4 Plate, bar. WE55.1 31-35
214 .29 Plate, bars 48’8-55’1 31-35
215 jtructural steel 49-52 31’1-33’0

216 c;3101 lars, rods 49-63 31’1-40.0

Class 5 ss49
217 C :3110 hrs 19-63 31’1-40.0
Grader 2 SSD49
and 2 SRD49
218 c:3111 iections. bars 49-63 31’1-40’0
Class 3 SRB49
219 L306 Grade 70 brs 19.2-59’8 IO-85
220 L15 Intermediate klrs 19’2-63.3 10-90
Grade
221 ~160 Intermediate lars 19.2-63.3 ‘O-90
Grade
222 ,408 Intermediate iars .9.2-63.3 ‘O-90
Grade
223 1328 sheet pdmg 49’2 ‘Ifin 70 ‘!&?I
- - -

( Cm:inurd )
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 TABLE 1 STEELS IN THE HOT RNISHBD OR NORMALIZED CONDITION AND WECIFIED BY TENSILE ?ItO?ERTIES BUT WITHOUT
DETAILED CHZMICAI., COMPOBXTION - Contd

K Is COST rrodrct
r T- n*rubm
tad/id m M/id

224 Structural steel jO-53 31’7-33’6

225 st50-1079 Sheet, strip jO-60 31’7-38’1
226 157~St50 Structural stec. 50-W 31’7-38’1
227 1623 .0532.6 it 50-2 Sheet SO-60 3 1’7-38’ 1. :or thickness below
3mm
228 17100 I.0530 it 50
Structural steel 50-60
I.0532 it 50-2 31’7-38’1

229 G3101 iO-60 31’7-38’1

Cho 3 ss50
230 G3201 SO-60 31’7-38’1
Clus 4 SF50
231 21540 it 54 Structwd steel for w-70 31’7-44’4
mines
252 96lSt55-HTW 50’0 Min 31’7 Min

233 96l-St55-HTwC ‘Ii&, tensile.tructur.I 50’0 Min 31’7 Min ?or size over 63 mm
( Cu 0’20-0’35 )
234 17100 I .0530 it 50
Structural steel 50’0 Min 31’7 Mir
I.0532 Et 50-2 1
235 1113C and 1113D Forginga 50’4-56’7 32-36
236 Plate 50’4-59’8 32-38

237 1979 St37 S;;~~css and welded 50’6 Min 32’1 hfin For tuber oru 500.0
mm
238 705 B-9 52’0-59’8 33-38
239 st52-1079 Sheet, strip 52-62 33’0-39’4
240 2002 Grade 28 Plate 52-62 33’0-39’4
241 I623 1.0841.6 ;t 52-3 Sheet 52-62 33’0-39’4

242 17100 I.Oa4l St 52-3

Structurd steel 52-62 33’0-39’4
1.0841.6 MSt 52-3 >
243 %a Disc wh&l centres 52’0-63’0 33-40
244 k84 Disc wheel centres 52’0-63’0 33-40
245 961~st55-HTW Hint, tensile str”ct”rP 52’0 Min 33’0 Min For size over 32 mm
up to $9 mm includ-
ink
246 96l-st55-HTwC 52’0 Min 33’0 Min For sire over 32 mm
up to 63 mm includ-
ing ( Cu O’2O-0’35)
247 4306 Grade 75 Bars 52’7-63’3 75-90
249 4235 Grade E F0rgitlp. 52’7 Min 75 Min
249 G3439 Sear&v tubes 53 Min 33’7 Min
Cb 3 STO-J .n
Class 1 STO-C

13
 Is I 1870- 1965
TABLE 1 STEELS IN THE HOT FINISHED OR NORMALIZED CONDITION AND SPECIFIED BY TENSILE PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT
DETAILED CHEM’F IL COMPOSITION - Confd
-

IS
Amcrkxn
COST
I
7 Tensile
--
Strength
-
BS
ASTM Prodrct
-.
asigmaoa tomf/id I ooolkf/iI
- - L -
250 1113Csnd 11131) Forgings 53’8-59’8 34-38
231 380 or&de Strllctursl steel 54-57 34’3-36’2
CT5
252 1570.St55 High tenrile struetur~ 55-65 34’9-41.3
steel

253 I G29 It 55 Seamless tubes 55-65 34’9-41’3

254 4911 ;t 55 Seamless tubes 55-65 34’9-41’3
255 C3201 Forging 55-65 3+9-41’3
Clam 5 SF55
256 961~st5am Hkf; tensile rtroctura 55’0 Min 3*9 Min

257 961-St5&HTC Hk:, tensile structura 5.5’0 Afin 34’9 Afin For size O\.CT 63 mm
( cu 0’20-0’35 )
258 961&55-HTW ‘f$:, tensile structwa 55’0 Mia 3-1’9n/in For size up to 32 mm

259 H$zl tcnsilc structura 55’0 Min 34’9 AIin For size up to 32 mm
( Cu 0’20-0’35 )
260 ll61-YSt32 k;ess and welded 55 Min 34’9 Min

261 :3465 Seamless tuber 55 Min 34’9 Min

Clam I STM-C5
262 632clradec kmless tubes 55 Min 14.9 Min
263 1029 ( Medium ) Strip ( baling ) 55’1-63’0 15-40
264 !4 Part I kles (carriage and j5’1-63,O 15-40
wagon )
265 j4 Bars ror bolt@ j5’1-63.0 c-40
266 102 t-ramway axles j5.1-63.0 1540
267 i34 ieamlesr tubes 55.1~64’6 315-41
266 !27 Grade D jections (colliery i5’1-67’7 3E-43
archer )
269 I i5’1 Mil
ieamlas tuber i5 Min
270 ‘78 i5.1 Min
ruba :5 Min
271 775HFS20 ieamlcrr tubes i5’1 Min ;5 Min
272 ~15 Hard Grade i6’2 Min
kn 0 Min
273 ~16 i6-2 Min
kn 0 Min
274 ,160 Hard Grade kn i6’2 Min 0 Min
275 ,237 C1a.wA ‘orgings 16’2Min 0 Min
276 ,243 Class H :orginp 516’2Min 0 Min
277 ,306 Grade 80 tars 5 0 Min
’ 278 408 Hard Grade Ian 5 0 Mitt

14
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TABLE 1 STEELS IN THE HOT FINISHED OR NORMALIZED CONDITION AND SPECIFIED BY TENSILE PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT
DETAILED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION - Contd
,- -

Ref ProdPet
T i-
NO.
IS BS JIS GOST
DIN lut/mm= tomflin’ I ttO0 lbf/inz

- - _ ~ -
27s 1 Structural stcrl 58-62 36’6-39’4

2%I l570-St50
‘c”,gGradcHigh tensile structural 50-60 36.8-43.2
steel

281 432 ( Medium Tensile Barr 58 h@n 36’8 &fin

Grade )
2%, 961-St50-HT Ftt;, tensile rtructurnl 58’0 Min 36’8 Min F

282I 96 I -5&HTC High tensile structural 50'0 Mill 36’0 Min I :or thickness up to
steel 63 mm (Cu 0’20-0’35)

284I 78.5 Barr 58.347'7 37-43

20:i 540 Plate, xctionr, Larr 50'3-67'7 37.43 15 Min

2e.tj A5 Bara 59'0 Min

20:I S1ructure1 slecl 60-63 38’1-40’0

2813 G320l
‘E6Gf’de Forgings 60-70 38’1-40’0 I
Class 6S)‘GO
28 3 1623 1,0542.6 St GO-2 Sheet 60-72 38’145’7

2%1 17100 1.0540 St Go Structural steel 60-72 30’1-45’7

I.0542 St GO-21
231I 17100 I.0540 St 60 S1ructural
rtccl 60 Min 30’1 nlia
1.0542 St 60-2 >
29:, 33465 60 Nili 38’1 hfin
Class I I STM-Rtil
292I 1570~St63 .63-7I .10’0-45’1

294I I029 ( Hard ) G3'0-709 40’0-45’0

29: 1 102 GS'O-78.7 40‘045’0 JO Afin

29t , A61 63‘0 Afin IO hfin

291 A307 Grade I1 63'0 Min )O dfin

2981 A432 63'0 Min
299, 64-67 40’6-42’5

300, c;3465
‘EFad0 65 ,4fin 41’3 Afin
Class 2 STM-C6:
301 631 Grade!l Seamless tubes 65 bfin 41’3 Afin
302 631 Grade il Seamles tubes 65 hfin 41’3 n-lin
303 1570-St66 H,igt, tensile structura‘ 66-70 41’9-49’5

304 4 Part 2 Class ll Tyrcs ( carriage ani 66’1-77’2 42-49

*agun )
305 68 Class I: \\ hrcls ( loco, car, iagc 66’1-77’2 42-43
and r\ayon )

-
306

-
27 Grade C Srclion< ( c 0
arch- )
1I i er, 66’1-81’9 42.52

1 ( Co:oatinurd)

15
 IS:1870-1965
TABLE 1 STEELS IN THE HOT FINXSHBD OR NORMALIZBD CONMTION AND S?BUFfBD BY TBNSILB ?RO?BltTIBS BUT WITHOUT
DETAILED CHBMKXL COMPOSITION - Cm&f

-
Raf IS BS P GOST

-I
ND. W*dStdf
N-r
-
307 343B SeamIerr tubes 67 Min 42’5 Min
ctw 2STO-D

308 Suuctlwa1
steel 68-72 43’2-45’7

309 7&74 H’C47.0

310 1623 1.0632.6 Et 70-2 70-05 44’4-54-0 For thickneu ICU than
3mm

311 I 7100 1.0632.6 5t 70-2 Structura1

steel 70-85 44.4-54.0 For size up to 100 mm

312 I 7109 1.0632.6 3t 70-2 Structrunl steel 76 Min 44’4 Mir For sire above
100 mm

313 Seamless tube5 70 hfin 4*4 Min

314 33465 70 Mir 44.4 Min

Clam 12STM-R7

315 631 Grade K 70 Mia e4 Min

316 632 Grrdc 70 Min I*4 Min

EM
317 A431 70’3 Min 100 Min

318 75 Min 476 Min

‘t”lP”
319 UlGn&E 75 Mia 47’6 Mia

320 63ZGnlr E 75 Mia 47’6 hfin

321 24 Part 2 Class C 77’2-88.2 49-56

322 468 Class C 77’2-88’2 49-56

323 4183 7’1’3 Mir, 110 Min

324 70-90 49-5-57’1

325 z34b.s SOMill 50-e Mill

Clam I3STM-RB
326 SOMill 50-a oh
327 88-100 55-9-63’5

328 24 Part 2 Claa D 88-2-99.2 56-63

329 468 Claw D 88-2-99-2 SC63

330 631 GradoM Sob& 57’1 Mh

331 632Gnlrn 95bfia 5-i-1 bfir

332 632 Grade M IooMh 695s

16
 IS I 1870- 1965
TABLE 2 STEELS IN THE COLD WORKED CONDITION AND SPECIFIED BY TENSILE PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT DETAILED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

T-
T T
Ref
NO.

333
IS

-
BS

-
Amcricrn
ASTM
DIN

-
,

G3308
JIs

Class 1 SPMA
COST

T
---

Strip
ProdPet
ksf /mm’

28-38
-~
totsf/id

17’8-24’1
000 lbf/im 2

--
Remarks

334 G3308 Strip 28-42 17.8-26’7

Class 2 SPMB

335 G3439 Seamless lutes 28 Min 17.8 Min

Class 1 STO-G

336 !4 Pa, t 6 Grades 651 I Rivet bars 31’5-39.4 20-25

and 652

337 1508-171 Seamless tubes .s1’5-44’1 20-28

339 3059 Grade 2 Seamless tubes 31’5-441 Z&28

339 3059 Grade 4 Welded tubes 31’5-441 20-28

340 778 Seamless tubes 31’5 Min 20 Min 1For size ug) to 13 mm

341 I9 I 4-CDS Seamless tubes 32-44 20’3-27’9

342 1914~CE1V Welded tubes 32-44 20’3-27’9

343 2416~CDS Seamless tubes 32-44 20.3-27-g

344 197&St?I Seamless tubes 33’7 Mti 21’4 A4in

345 A53 Type S Grade A Seamless tubes 33’7 Min

34fi 33444 Seamlcu tubes 34 Min 21’6 Min

Class I STK34
347 I39 Seamless tubes 34’6-47’2 22-30

348 5Oi.171 Seamless tubes 34.6-47’2 22-30

349 A252 Grade A Tube piles 35’1 Min

350 I529 .03O8 St 35 Seamless tubes 35-45 22’2-28.7

351 !394 Welded tubes 36 Min 22’8 Min

(brish
drawn

352 IO6 Class A Sramless tubes 36’2-47’2 23-30

353 I652 .0151‘ 9t 34-2 Rars 37-62 23’5-39.4 ‘or size 40 mm up to

C8Omm

354 1 Seamlcw tubrr. 37Tl Min 24 A4in

355 44’1 Part 2n En Sectionr 37’8 Min 24 Min

2(:/z

356 X308 Strip 40-50 25’4-3 I’7

Class 3 SPMC

357 652 .a151 It 34-2 Bars 40-65 25’4-4 I ‘3 ‘or sizeI6 mm up to

<4Omm

358 652 .012n

1Rarr 40-65 25.4-41’3 or size 40 mm up to
.Ol61 St
it 37-2
37 1 c 80 In”,

359 :3444 Scamlcsr and welded 41 Min 26.0 Min

Class 1 Class 41 tubes

( Confind )

17
 IS:1870-1965
TABLE 2 STEELSIN 'IWEGOLD WORKED CONDITION AND SPECIFIED BY TENGILE PROPERTIES BUT WITHOUT DETAILED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION- Contd

T
I
ckrmna
American
- -
BS COST ProdPct
ASTM Werhstoff I
DIN
NUllllller
[- -

:3123 ,I Min 32’4 Min

Class 3 SPOC-D,
Class 3 SUM37D
and
Class 2 SS4lB-D
388 I.023 I ii it50 \ 13-73 13’7-49’5
F or size 40 mm up lo
I.0333 it iO-2 J C80mm

:%I39 13 Min 33’7 Min

389
Cla=.s 3 STO-J and
Class 1 STO-C
I.0507 I ‘ it 5.5 15-65 %4’9-41’3
I
1.0140 / ? it 41 15-80 34’9-50’8 F
I.OlW ;t ,‘_2 1

1 .Oi i I /:
;t 50 1 F
15-80 34’9-50.8
I.Uj33 ii W-2 J

it 37 ,5-85 34.9-540 F
jt 37-2 >

ir 42 F
i5-85 34’9-54.0
ir 42-2 >
55 Atin 34’9 Min
I32

Jt 45 j5 Min 34’9 &fin

St 45-l 1
:3123 55 Min 34’9 Min

I
Class 4 S25C-D

>3465 55 Min 34’9 bfin

398
Class I ST\l-Ci:
‘I
632 Glade d 55 Min 34’9 Min
399

‘78 iq’i iZf:,, 35’0 Min

400

1 Z’I Afin 35.0 Min

401
56 Min 35’5 All”
402

Rarr 58 Min 36’8 Afin

403

185 \Virc 58’3 Afin 37 Afin

404
1652 1.0531 St 50 Ear, 60-85 3H’l-54’0
405 F”; ;;7rl$ mm up to
I.050 SI 50-2 I I
I (i.52 1.014(? St42 1
Hars fro-9n 38-1-57’1 For six below 5 mm
406
1.0181 St -12.2 J

For dx IO mm up to
407
I.Oil
I .0579
St 50
St 50-2 1
/ Bars 60.9r) 30’1.57’1
< ltimm

60 ,)fin 30’1 Mi”

40E

c.‘H65 60 hfin 38’1 Afin

405
Clnss II ST\l-K( TO’

41(
i .0507 St 55 ’ Sramlcss
tub?: 62 Afin 39’4 ‘win

St 5s 62 Alin 39’4 Afin

411
i
-

19
 IS : 1870- 1965

TABLE 3 CARBON STEBLS - Contd

I
I I
R*f C Si Mm
NO.
IS BS 1 JIS / COST / Product
PerCent PerlXllt Percent
Remuks
Cod*
SAE US1 ASTM
Dcsisrmtion /

472 5 13Types DD Sheet 0’10 Max - 1’50 Max

and EDD
473 1570x05 Sheet, strip 0’10 MUX - 1’50 Max
474
I’
440
Pt 1.4 En2A (HRl3)
;: lB2tn2.4 (CR3)
Plate
Sheet 1
L”ZA/I Plate
(NHRIZ!) 1 0’10 MUX - 1’50 Max
Pt 2B E&A/l Sheet
Pt 3A En2.4 (HS3) Strip
Pt 3B En2A (CS3) strip J

475 4365 Sheet 0’10 Max - J’50 M.1.x

476 1008 :I008 Rillcts, bars, forgings, 0‘10 Max ~ - 3’25-0’50

rods, scct~ons, tubes.
plate, sheet, strip ~

477 4107 Bars VI0 Afcalox _ 3’25-0’50

Grade lo(
478 A108 liars 0’1 (J .tfoax ~ - 3’25-0’50
Grade iO(
471 c3301 0’25-0’50
Clrs 1 SPN 1
48( c3301 0’25-0’50 P @05-O’1 IO
Clru 5 SPN 5
481 i40 Class 3 - 0’30-0.50
48: 1453-Al 1’04 Max 0’60 Mu Ni 0’25 Max
aar wcldmg
48: A415 Sheet - 0’25-0’60 i) Cu 0’20 ‘44k
( optional )
ii) Acid beswmer steel
481t A425 Strip U'IO Max - 0’25-0’60 i) Cu 0’20 Min
( optional )
ii) Acid bessemer steel
48: LVclding clrctrodrs 0’10 *Ifax J’03 Afcx 0~35-0’60 Cr 0’15 Max, Ni 0’30
Ml7X
4at \j’clding clcctrodcr 0’10 nfox 3’03 ‘\kl 0’35-0’60 C&#;lO Msx, Ni 0’25

48: G3503 Cl*rs I 0’03 Mar 0’35.0’65 cu 0’20 Mar

No. 1 SWRY 11
4at G3523 Class I Core wire 0’10 Max 0’03 Mu 0.35-0’65 cu 0’20 Max
No. I SWY 11
48! G3503 Class 1 Rod for core wire 0’10 Max 0.35-0’65 Cu 0’30 Max
No. 2 SWRY 12
49( G3523 Class I Core wire 0.35-0’65 Cu 0’30 Max
No. 2 SWY 12
491 10% Grade Structural steel 0’25-0’50 GM:25 Max, Ni 0’10
08 un

( Conhrcd )

23
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TA8LE 16 HIGH ALLOY STEEI&! — STAINLESS AND HEAT RESISTING STEELS — Conki

Ref
1s BS
American
—
GeTmlui
I
No.
Werk. JIS GOST Prothct c Si M. Ni Cr Mo
SAE MS ASTM Code Percent Percent Percent Percent Percemt Percent Remarks
DIN s toff
IIIlwne, Desigmatiom
—
.—
2178 A268 Grad,
Seamless .md wslde~ 0.15 Af.1 0.75 A4.x I .00 A411X --
TP 410 tubes
0-50 A4ax 11.5-135

2179 A276 Bars @15 Max 1.00 ‘4fa* 1.00 MdX — 3.5( —
Type 410 11.50.1

Zlm A314 Billets, bars 015 ’44U 100 Ma 1@ Mm —

Type 410 11.50-13 .5( —

2181 A4i’3 Fxgings 0.15 A4ax 1 0(3 Mat 1W Mm

Type 410 0-75 Max I 1.50-13 .5( .

2182 A493 wire o.15 .\4ax 1w Max 1ma Max — 11.50-1 3.5( —
Type 410
2183
‘rubes 0.15 Ma 0.75 Max 1.0+3MIIX — I 1.50.14 .0( —

2184
Tubes 0.15 A’& 0.75 Max 1.00 Max 0.60 Mm 1203-14.0( —

2185
%32 Grade Rolled and fwgcc 0.15 .44a.x 0.6 Max 0.6 Max 0.6 Max 12.0-14.0 —
1X13 products
(3)1(1)
2186
2246 Grade Weld i“g eICCtrd=S 008-0.15 0.30-0.70 0.30-0.70 0%0 Mar 120-14.0 —
CB.IO,V13
2187
! Bars O-OS-O.18 0.642 Ma 1W MU — 11.50-14.0( 0.30-0%0

218s .4024 K15C?13 : Rolled and ftwgcd I &12-O.17 l-o .%.? 1‘O Max — 12014.0 —
products
2189
Bars 0.12-018 owl A& 100 A& — 1I .50- 13.5C —

2190
~ Hot rolled plate 012-0.18 O-60 Max 1 W30 Max — 11.50-13.5a —
I
2191
Cold rolled plate 0.1201s 0%0 Mex 100 Max — ] 1.50.13.5a —

2192 570-15Cr13
Lks. forgings, tubm, o.12.a,18 O.1O-W7O &30-fr70 1’00 Max 12m-14.a
sbcet, strip, wire
2193 )70 En56B
Bilks, bars, forgings o-12-a.18 I 03 Max 100 Mar 100 Mm 120-14.0 —
2194 01449 En56B
Plate, sheet, strip o.12-a.18 1’00 Ma.Y 100 ‘%f’?.x 1 ‘OO Max 12W3-1*0 —
2195 1554 En56B
Wire 0.12-0.18 1.00 Max 1.00 MUX 1.00 Aim 120-14-0 —
2196 2056 En56B
Spring wire 0.12-0.18 1W M.x 1W M,ZX J 00 M.x 12.0-14.0 .
2197 380 CDS18
Seamless tubes 0.20 Max 1.0 Mm I .0 ‘wax 1.0 Mat ]2m-14.a —
219s i1420 120
Billets, bars 0.15 A4in 1.00 A{rzr 1.00 MaX 1.00 Max 12.oo-14.aa —
2193 4276
TyF 420 Bars 0.15 Min 1.00 Mu 1W M~X — 12W3-14.00 —

2200 4473 Forgings Over 0.1.5 1.00 Mu 1.00 .Lfa.t —

Type 420 12.oa-14.oo —

2201
Rolled cmd forged 0.16-0.24 ).6 &fax 0.6 /tfax —
0.6 Max 120-14.0
prcducts
2202 [224 .4021 X20Cr13 Spring steel 0.17-0.22 I .0 ‘lfa.x 1.0 Max — 12014.0 —
—
●B.S. 1449: 1956.

( C%linned )
99