A633 is high-strength low alloy structural steel plate with high notch toughness. Kloeckner Metals routinely stocks A633 nationwide.
It is suited for applications where temperatures drop to up to -50 °F and high notch toughness is a requirement.
This steel grade has strong notch toughness, high strength, and is suitable for low temperatures.
Some common industries for this grade are the marine, chemical, power, and boiler industries.
Heat exchangers, spherical tanks, oil and gas tanks, boiler drums, and separators are common applications for this steel.
A633 can be machined in the annealed condition, however condition H1150M will provide the best result.
A633 is excellent for welding.
A633 is heat treatable.
This steel grade has strong notch toughness, high strength, and is suitable for low temperatures.
Some common industries for this grade are the marine, chemical, power, and boiler industries.
Heat exchangers, spherical tanks, oil and gas tanks, boiler drums, and separators are common applications for this steel.
A633 can be machined in the annealed condition, however condition H1150M will provide the best result.
A633 is excellent for welding.
A633 is heat treatable.
The yield strength, or the point at which this steel grade will show permanent deformation, is at 345 MPa, or 50,000 psi.
This steel is available in four grades: A, C, D, and E. The differ slightly in their mechanical properties. For example, in their minimum yield points. Grade A has a minimum yield point of 290 MPa / 40 ksi, versus grade C and D at 345 Mpa / 50 ksi. Mechanical properties, such as yield point, will also vary depending on the thickness of the steel product. Of all four grades, grade E is available in the greatest thickness.
The yield strength, or the point at which this steel grade will show permanent deformation, is at 345 MPa, or 50,000 psi.
This steel is available in four grades: A, C, D, and E. The differ slightly in their mechanical properties. For example, in their minimum yield points. Grade A has a minimum yield point of 290 MPa / 40 ksi, versus grade C and D at 345 Mpa / 50 ksi. Mechanical properties, such as yield point, will also vary depending on the thickness of the steel product. Of all four grades, grade E is available in the greatest thickness.
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