Low-alloy high-strength steel grades are designed to have quite good notch toughness for their intended structural use. The applicability of the notch toughness of specific grades of low-alloy high-strength steel is either based on existing use experience or combined with the results of the impact test of notched specimens. In order to meet the very strict requirements of certain applications, some A514 Gr S alloy steel plate, low-alloy high-strength steels produced have excellent notch toughness. For example, controlled hot rolling technology is usually used to produce low-alloy high-strength steel plates for the manufacture of welded line pipes. Such steel pipes need to meet the requirements of relevant standards for notch toughness.
"Mirror" refers to the surface state of A514 Gr S alloy steel plate stainless steel, which is usually 8K in the industry. The common mirror stainless steel on the market is divided into 6K, 8K and 10K, which are general polishing, 6K, 8K fine grinding and 10K super fine grinding effect. The same thickness generally has no big difference, 10K mirror is brighter; the thicker the thickness, the better the effect, and the higher the processing cost.
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For ASTM A573 Grade 70/A573 Gr.70 carbon manganese silicon steel plates, our company would issue the original mill test certificate A514 Gr S alloy steel plate EN 10204 3.1 for clients when arrange delivery, so that clients can trace the A573 Gr.70 plates origin easily.