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Material St 37-1 and St 37-2K

Material St 37-1 and St 37-2K

Material St 37-1 and St 37-2K

(OP)
Hello,

I am trying to find out what is this material...

- St 37-1 DIN 1652
- St 37-2K DIN 1652

Any help will be greatly appreciated... smile

Thanks


RE: Material St 37-1 and St 37-2K

Mild steel. Basically the lowest and cheapest steel grade you can get. -2K is cold drawn.

Benta.

RE: Material St 37-1 and St 37-2K

(OP)
Do you know what type of steel it is like - AISI or properties?

RE: Material St 37-1 and St 37-2K

(OP)
Benta,

I have you 1 more, and last question...  What is the difference between st37-1 and st37-2K, I notice that st37-2k is S235JRG2C+C but the table does not show st37-1.    

Thank you for all your help...

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