Correct welding method for EN 10025 S620Q high strength steel

In order to easily and economically perform hot or cold processing to make various parts of engineering structures, the low alloy high strength steel must have appropriate forming properties. Like EN 10025 S620Q high strength steel, carbon structural steel, low alloy high strength steel can generally be processed in such way, as well as cutting, punching, and machining. Although the yield point of low alloy high strength steel is high, even if the forming operation is deformed quite severely, cold bending presses, drawing machines, presses and other equipment used for carbon structural steel forming can also be used for low alloy high strength steel, but some equipment needs to be modified.

Specification range of available steel EN 10025 S620Q high strength steel: thickness ≤ 650mm, width ≤ 4500mm, length ≤ 18000mm. Larger specifications of steel plates are also available as required. Our steel plates EN 10025 S620Q high strength steel can be supplied according to Chinese standard, American Standard AISI / ASME / ASTM, Japanese JIS, German standard DIN, French NF, British BS, European EN, international ISO and other standards. Heat treatment process: controlled rolling, normalizing, tempering, normalizing plus tempering, quenching and tempering, etc.

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