Kloeckner Metals stocks hot rolled dry and HRPO steel A572-42, 50, 60, and 65 products.
A572 steel is a high strength, low alloy steel with 5 yield point grades including grade 42, 50, 55, 60, and 65. As the grade number goes up so does the steel’s tensile and yield strength. This steel is extremely versatile and used in a variety of different industries due to its strength and weldability.
A572 and its respective grades are used in industries like construction, machinery, and automotive. It is typically used for structural builds where bolting, riveting, and welding is needed. Trucks and bridges are two examples of applications that utilize A572.
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A572 and its respective grades are used in various industries for its strength. It is commonly used in the construction, automotive, and machinery industries. This is also partially due to its ability to be bolted and riveted, as well as its weldability.
Applications for A572-42, 50, 60, and 65 are many. Its most common application is in construction. It is also used to make machinery and heavy parts in trucks, bridges, and more.
A572 and its different grades are rather easy to machine due to its carbon content. Its carbon content is between 0.05% and 0.25%. This means it is able to be cut through different techniques.
A572’s ease of weldability is why it’s so commonly found in the construction industry and other applications that frequently require welding.
A572 requires high heat in order to be produced. Temperatures must reach at least 1115 degrees Fahrenheit before the steel can be rolled. Heat treatment produces a more malleable steel that can be easily machined.
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A572 and its respective grades are used in various industries for its strength. It is commonly used in the construction, automotive, and machinery industries. This is also partially due to its ability to be bolted and riveted, as well as its weldability.
Applications for A572-42, 50, 60, and 65 are many. Its most common application is in construction. It is also used to make machinery and heavy parts in trucks, bridges, and more.
A572 and its different grades are rather easy to machine due to its carbon content. Its carbon content is between 0.05% and 0.25%. This means it is able to be cut through different techniques.
A572’s ease of weldability is why it’s so commonly found in the construction industry and other applications that frequently require welding.
A572 requires high heat in order to be produced. Temperatures must reach at least 1115 degrees Fahrenheit before the steel can be rolled. Heat treatment produces a more malleable steel that can be easily machined.
A572-42, 50, 60, and 65 hot rolled pickled and oiled steel is A572 steel that has been through the hot rolling, pickling, and oiling processes. This means the steel is first heated to over 1115 degrees Fahrenheit and rolled out. Then the steel is dipped in acid to remove imperfections on the surface, followed by an oil bath for a superior surface appearancei k.
A572-42, 50, 60, and 65 hot rolled dry steel is A572 steel that has been hot rolled, but not taken through the pickling and oiling process. This means the steel is heated to extremely hot temperatures then rolled out to its desired thickness.
A572-42, 50, 60, and 65 hot rolled pickled and oiled steel is A572 steel that has been through the hot rolling, pickling, and oiling processes. This means the steel is first heated to over 1115 degrees Fahrenheit and rolled out. Then the steel is dipped in acid to remove imperfections on the surface, followed by an oil bath for a superior surface appearancei k.
A572-42, 50, 60, and 65 hot rolled dry steel is A572 steel that has been hot rolled, but not taken through the pickling and oiling process. This means the steel is heated to extremely hot temperatures then rolled out to its desired thickness.
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The main difference between the two steels is A36 steel is general strength steel while A572-50 is high strength steel.
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A572-50 steel has good formability and weldability, while also being great for applications that require bolting and riveting.
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The main difference between the two steels is A36 steel is general strength steel while A572-50 is high strength steel.
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A572-50 steel has good formability and weldability, while also being great for applications that require bolting and riveting.
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