Which standard does A2-50 belong to, and what is the material issue?

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Experts, may I ask to which standard A2-50 belongs and what material it is made of? I’ve searched for a long time but couldn’t find any information.

Reply #22018-05-24

For specific details, refer to GB/T3098.6

Reply #32018-05-24

304, with a minimum tensile strength of 500 MPa

Reply #42018-07-24

This is the method used in fasteners to indicate the strength grade of stainless steel

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