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This document summarizes steel grades according to Japanese standards. It provides tables with information on the mechanical properties, including minimum yield strength, tensile strength, and minimum elongation for different steel grades. It also includes tables on chemical composition, ladle analysis, and notch impact test requirements. The tables specify requirements for parameters like carbon, manganese, phosphorus, and sulfur content based on the steel grade and nominal thickness.

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Steel grades according to Japanese standards

Mechanical properties

Ladle analysis Bendability

Minimum yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Minimum elongation A


MPa A% Angle of bending Inside radius

Standards o

Nominal thickness (mm) Nominal thickness (mm) Nominal thickness (mm)1)

≤16 >16 >40 >75 >100 ≤100 >100 >5 >16 >40
≤40 ≤75 ≤l00 ≤140 ≤140 ≤16 ≤50

JIS G 3106- SM 400 A*


2015 205
SM 400 B* 245 235 215 215 400-510 400-510 18 22 24
SM 400 C* -
SM 490 YA*
365 355 335 325 - 490-610 - 15 19 21
SM 490 YB*

1,5 times the


JIS G 3101- SS 400* 245 235 215 215 205 400-510 400-510 17 21 23 180
thickness
2015
1,5 mal

2,0 times the


SS 490* 285 275 255 255 245 490-610 490-610 15 19 21 180
thickness

Notch impact test

Min. absorbed energy


Standards Grades Temperature

°C J

JIS G 3106- SM 400 A* - -


2015 SM 400 B* 0 27
SM 400 C* 0 47
SM 490 YA* - -
SM 490 YB* 0 27

1) For the nominal thickness and the position where the test piece has been taken see specific information in the standard.

* Available upon agreement.

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Chemical composition

Ladle analysis

C* Mn P S Si
max. max. max. max.
% % % % %
Standards Grades

Nominal thickness (mm)

≤50 >50 >100


≤100 ≤140

JIS G 3106- SM 400 A* 0,23 0,25 0,25 2,5 x C min.1) 0,035 0,035 -
2015 SM 400 B* 0,20 0,22 0,22 0,60-1,50 0,035 0,035 0,35
SM 400 C* 0,18 0,18 - 0,60-1,50 0,035 0,035 0,35
SM 490 YA* -
0,20 0,20 1,65 max. 0,035 0,035 0,55
SM 490 YB* -
JIS G 3101- SS400* - - 0,050 0,050 -
2015 SS490* - - 0,050 0,050 -

1) The value of carbon given here is the actual cast analysis value.

* Available upon agreement.

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