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Where I can find this steel?

Where I can find this steel?

Where I can find this steel?

(OP)
What is steel grade?

High strength, low alloy, fine grain
Carbon            .08 to .1 %
Manganese        .50 to .75%
Phosphorus, max    .04%
Sulfur, max        .05%
Silicon, max        .30%
Copper, max        .03 to .04%
Columbium        .01 to .04%

RE: Where I can find this steel?

For the HSLA steels in the US you also need to specify the strength. Normal specifications are given in a similar form to:

090xlf

Where:
090 is the yeild in ksi
x means a 10ksi or better spread btw. yield and tensile
l means low carbon, <.13%wt
f means manufactured to fine grain practice.

nick

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