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IF Steels, and Specifications

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What if any spec cover IF steels? SAE or ASTM

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SAE J2329 covers low carbon sheet steels, with Grade 5 being IF, I believe. You can obtain this spec from SAE at . I will have to look further to see if there are any ASTM specs on IF steels. In the meantime, you may try the Auto-Steel Partnership website ( under the publications section-- lots of good info available, maybe some on IF (I usually recommend it for HSLA data, forming, etc.).
 
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Although it does not mention IF steels specifically ASTM A 620 DQSK steel is usually supplied as an IF steel.
 
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