P265GH DIN EN 10028-2 material

2008-03-06View Original

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What is the stress condition of P265GH DIN EN 10028-2 material, and what is its corresponding domestic grade?

Reply #22008-03-07

Thank you very much for the reply from above; it’s equivalent to 20R. I thought earlier that it was equivalent to 16MnR. Thank you again

Reply #32008-05-16

But in reality, there are still differences in terms of chemical composition and mechanical properties. Especially the chemical composition. You can compare them. P265GH can also be in the form of forgings, but 20g refers only to the material for plates – how is this related? ? ? ? Excuse me.

Reply #42008-07-26

What are the main characteristics of the material? What country’s material?

Reply #52009-01-15

20g is equivalent to P265GH

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