Alloy Steel Sheet

Alloy Steel Sheet Specification

Purity
98% (approx.)

Hardness
45-60 HRC

Strength
High Tensile

Product Type
Sheet

Material
Alloy Steel

Alloy
Alloy Steel

Shape
Sheet

Moisture
Nil

Chemical Composition
Carbon, Manganese, Chromium, Nickel, Molybdenum, Silicon (varies by grade)

Application
Construction, Automotive, Machinery, Structural fabrication

Dimension (L*W*H)
As per requirement (Custom sizes available)

Color
Metallic Grey

Tolerance
Close Tolerance Available

Machinability
Excellent

Surface Finish
Hot Rolled / Cold Rolled

Density
7.85 g/cm³

Corrosion Resistance
Good

Grade
EN24, EN31, 4140, or as specified

Weldability
Good

Elongation
16-22% (Depending on grade)

Heat Treatment
Annealed / Quenched & Tempered

Standard
ASTM/ASME/AISI/DIN/EN (Depending on grade)

Thickness Range
0.5 mm to 100 mm

Alloy Steel Sheet Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Kilograms

Supply Ability
1 , , Kilograms Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Alloy Steel Sheet

We have expertise in offering a wide range of Alloy Steel Sheet. These are essentially nonmagnetic as annealed and become lightly magnetic when cold worked. In ahead of dispatching delivery from our end, the offered products are tested on various parameters in order to ensure their flawlessness. This Alloy Steel Sheet has rigid construction, corrosion & abrasion resistance, high conductivity, low thermal insulation. Furthermore, our precious clients can avail the offered range at market leading prices.

Precision Engineered Alloy Steel Sheets

Our Alloy Steel Sheets are manufactured using advanced processes and top-quality materials, meeting global standards like ASTM and EN. With customizable grades and dimensions, clients can select the specifications that best suit structural, automotive, or industrial needs. Each sheet provides superior strength, good corrosion resistance, and impressive formability, ensuring performance in demanding applications. Available with hot or cold rolled finishes, and tailored heat treatment for desired mechanical properties.

Versatility and Performance Across Industries

Designed for diverse sectors, these alloy steel sheets deliver high tensile strength and excellent machinability, making them suitable for use in construction, automotive components, heavy machinery, and various structural fabrications. Thanks to their superior alloy composition and controlled heat treatments, they perform reliably under stress and environmental exposure. We ensure tight dimensional tolerances and offer sheets in custom sizes as per your project requirements.

FAQs of Alloy Steel Sheet:

Q: How are alloy steel sheets manufactured and finished?

A: Alloy steel sheets are produced using both hot rolled and cold rolled processes, depending on the desired surface finish and mechanical properties. After rolling, sheets can undergo heat treatments like annealing or quenching and tempering to achieve specified levels of hardness and strength. Each sheet is manufactured to close tolerances and can be supplied in custom dimensions as needed.

Q: What grades and standards are available for these alloy steel sheets?

A: Our alloy steel sheets are available in various recognized standards such as ASTM, ASME, AISI, DIN, and EN. Common grades offered include EN24, EN31, and 4140, or other grades specified by the client. Each grades chemical composition and properties are tailored to its application requirements.

Q: When should I choose hot rolled versus cold rolled alloy steel sheets?

A: Hot rolled alloy steel sheets are typically selected when larger sizes, quicker production, and a uniform, tough finish are required. Cold rolled sheets are preferable when tighter tolerances, improved surface finish, and enhanced strength are necessary, such as in automotive, machinery, and engineering applications.

Q: Where can these alloy steel sheets be used effectively?

A: These sheets are ideal for various applications, including construction, automotive parts, machinery fabrication, and structural engineering. Their high strength, good corrosion resistance, and excellent machinability make them suitable for parts that demand both durability and precision.

Q: What is the chemical composition of alloy steel sheets, and how does it vary?

A: The chemical composition of these sheets includes carbon, manganese, chromium, nickel, molybdenum, and silicon, with variations depending on the specified grade. This alloying ensures high tensile strength, corrosion resistance, and exceptional performance in challenging environments.

Q: How do heat treatment and hardness levels benefit end users?

A: Heat treatments like annealing, quenching, and tempering allow for tailored mechanical properties such as increased hardness (45-60 HRC) and enhanced tensile strength. This flexibility ensures that the sheets meet specific performance criteria, leading to longer service life and greater reliability in demanding applications.