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Issues with Q235B forgings

2010-06-30View Original

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Can Q235B forgings be used in working environments ranging from -10 to 50°C? I know that according to GB150, B-grade steel cannot be used in low-temperature conditions...
Reply #22010-06-30
I know that there are no forged products for Q235B, but the manufacturer can still help you with it... so I’m asking
Reply #32010-06-30
Why not use a different material? Even if custom B-board forgings are used, it probably won’t save any money
Reply #42010-06-30
You mean the 20 forged parts, right? There are no Q235B forged parts
Reply #52010-06-30
Actually, we produce Q235B forgings... We provide the manufacturers with whatever material we have, and they then produce forgings from that material...
Reply #62010-06-30
You can check the relevant forging standards, JB4726-4728
Reply #72010-06-30
-10 degrees isn’t considered a low temperature; it’s only when temperatures drop below -20 degrees that we have a low-temperature environment. Ordinary materials can be used normally in winter at -10 degrees as well.

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