What does A106.Cr.B mean?
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What does the material code A106.Cr.B mean? Thank you
It’s A106-B, carbon steel pipe: lol
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Carbon steel pipes in ASME materials
ASME carbon steel material SA106-B is equivalent to steel grades 20 in domestic standards GB8163 and GB9948, as well as steel grade 20G in standard GB5310
What does the material code A106.Cr.B mean? --Note, OP, it should be Gr.B, which is the abbreviation for English Grade B. The people upstairs have already answered it – the common materials for carbon steel pipes.
A106.Cr.B: A stands for ASTM; Cr. is an error for Gr., which is an abbreviation for grade; B denotes grade B. Tubes equivalent to GB/T8163. This post was last edited by tangzhenguo on 2009-4-8 11:58]
In my opinion, A53.B is equivalent to China’s 20# pipes of types 8162/8163； A106b and A106C are equivalent to steel grades 20 under GB9948/GB6479 in China, as well as steel grade 20G under GB5310. In my humble opinion: handshake
A106 GR.B high-temperature carbon steel pipe