A709 grade 50W carbon steel material specification and properties

Punchability refers to the performance of metal without cracks and other defects after stamping deformation. Many steel products are manufactured through a stamping process. In order to ensure the quality of the products and the smooth progress of the process, the A709 grade 50W carbon steel material, steel plates and strips used for stamping must have qualified stamping performance.

The yield strength of Q690D steel plate is 690 Mpa and the impact temperature is - 20℃. A709 grade 50W carbon steel material, Q690D steel plate has high strength, good plasticity and toughness, good weldability and good cold and hot performance. Q690D steel plate is mainly used to manufacture various large engineering structural components and construction machinery. Because of its high strength and good toughness, Q690D steel plate can reduce the self weight of components and meet the requirements of large-scale and lightweight engineering components and equipment under the condition of ensuring strength, stiffness and reliability.

The high strength A709 grade 50W carbon steel material low alloy steel, which is shorten as HSLA steel, is one of our main products. We have professional team to serve you. For any demands or questions about HSLA steel, for example, ASTM A572 grade 50 chemical composition, difference between S355JR and S355J2, mechanical properties of A709 grade 50W carbon steel material ST52 steel, Q345B tensile strength, Q345D steel ASTM equivalent, HSLA steel price etc. , please do not hesitate to contact us and consult.

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