Differences between A335-P22 and A335 Gr.P22 materials

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Differences between A335-P22 and A335 Gr.P22 materials. It would be best to explain both the ingredients and uses, thank you!

Reply #22009-02-26

I think there should be some difference, but I can’t specify it in detail; I’ll wait for the experts downstairs to answer

Reply #32009-02-26

There’s no difference; Gr. is an abbreviation for grade. For example, the commonly used A106B is also written as A106 Gr.B – it’s the same concept.

Reply #42012-07-18

Seeking explanations and solutions as well; also, common domestic and international steel grades

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