UST37-2 Steel
UST37-2 Steel
(OP)
Ok, here is what may be a very challenging question. I am currently a program manager on a program that involves build to print only, no engineering authority. The current drawings and parts lists call out a lot of UST37-2 steel. From the research I have done, ST standards are old Russian standards, UST37-2 is a wide range of galvanized steels. Currently it looks like I will need approximately 100 tons. Some of it is 2-2.5 inch thick, down to 2.5mm sheet.
Now the tough one, how do I get UST37-2 domestically (in the US)? I have been told by the customer (in writing) that DIN 17100 is an acceptable substitute, but again, I need to find it in the US, German specs aren't commonly available.
Also, an equivalent can be approved by a customer, but as it is a foreign company/government, export laws start to get in the way, so suggesting an "equivalent" becomes tough, but if something available in the US commercially is a close approximation (Chemistry, strength, tolerances) I would appreciate the suggestion. Thanks,
Chad
Now the tough one, how do I get UST37-2 domestically (in the US)? I have been told by the customer (in writing) that DIN 17100 is an acceptable substitute, but again, I need to find it in the US, German specs aren't commonly available.
Also, an equivalent can be approved by a customer, but as it is a foreign company/government, export laws start to get in the way, so suggesting an "equivalent" becomes tough, but if something available in the US commercially is a close approximation (Chemistry, strength, tolerances) I would appreciate the suggestion. Thanks,
Chad





RE: UST37-2 Steel
See
http://www.e-pipe.co.kr/eng/DIN/17100.htm
For more clarification.
As to finding an equivalent, it seems to be a low strength carbon steel - try looking up ASTM A283 for an equivalent.
Good luck
RE: UST37-2 Steel
ASTM A 36.
RE: UST37-2 Steel
Another question, all the carbon steel on the project is galvalized, but I don't see that the ST37-2 spec indicates that, am I correct? Also, on tolerances, what sets the tolerance for the DIN17100, is it a mill by mill or customer by customer number? I see in the ASTM A283 tolerances are according to A6. Most critical is a 2.5 mm callout, the rest is machined so tolerances there are a moot point for ordering. Can I order ASTM A283 in 2.5mm and get the same tolerances as a UST37-2 2.5mm?