St52-3 DIN
St52-3 DIN
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I am trying to find a compatable material for St52-3. I am coning up with A572 grade 60 but that is not supplied either. My only other shot at this is 516 grade 70. This material is going to be fabricated into a built up tension member for a clam shell bucket. I am just curious if anyone has any information pertaining to this material.
Thanks in advance
Charles Cancro
Thanks in advance
Charles Cancro
Charles J. Cancro
WWW.limehousesons.com





RE: St52-3 DIN
What exactly are you in need of? Grade 60 according to ASTM A 572 is a reasonable alternative to St 52-3 in terms of mechanical properties, but necessarily for chemical composition. Most of the HSLA steels in North America are produced with a C content of ~ 0.08 instead of the 0.18-0.21 range for St 52-3. The following link shows some previous Eng-Tips discussions on this grade:
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RE: St52-3 DIN
Charles J. Cancro
WWW.limehousesons.com
RE: St52-3 DIN
RE: St52-3 DIN
Charles J. Cancro
WWW.limehousesons.com
RE: St52-3 DIN
Go to this page and if you have Google use their find feature on this page. You can pay $20.00 and get an up to date report plus a lot more.
http://www.metaldata.info/eng/sinquiry.php
RE: St52-3 DIN
Charles J. Cancro
WWW.limehousesons.com