The Centre of Excellence for sheet - EMW Stahl-Service

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The Centre of Excellence for sheet –
Grade variety keeps us ahead
www.emw-stahlservice.com
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EMW Steel Service Centre
SCHÄFER Perforated Metal
SCHÄFER IT-Systems
SCHÄFER Interior Systems
SCHÄFER Industrial Solutions
SCHÄFER Container Systems
SCHÄFER WERKE –
Expertise in Steel Processing
Within the SCHÄFER Group, SCHÄFER WERKE are the
specialists for the development, manufacture and sale
of fine steel sheet and stainless steel products. Constant
growth and the uncompromising extension of the product range underline the company‘s successful strategy.
The outstanding success of the five individual business
areas lies above all in the ability to put customer wishes
into practice quickly, while keeping the products themselves highly individual. At SCHÄFER, it‘s not a question of
one thing or the other.
The extraordinary speed at which new steel sheet products can be realised stems from the close co-operation
of all business areas with our own EMW Steel Service
Centre, which, with a storage capacity of more than
100,000 t of fine steel sheet, can provide the coils, slit
strips, cut-to-size sheets and formats required for further
processing in very high quality and at very short notice.
SCHÄFER IT-Systems develops, designs and produces
standardised and made-to-measure network and server
cabinets, as well as data centre and water-cooled server
cabinet solutions.
SCHÄFER Interior Systems develops and manufactures
high-quality steel furniture for workshop and factory
floor, as well as office and administration.
SCHÄFER Industrial Solutions develops, designs and
manufactures customised punched and bent parts,
machine cladding, as well as special and standard
housing solutions in metal.
SCHÄFER Container Systems is one of the world’s
leading suppliers of reusable stainless steel beverage
containers for beer, wine and soft drinks, as well as for
IBCs and special containers for solid and liquid substances and granulates.
SCHÄFER Perforated Metal supplies a broad and
rapidly available range of high-quality perforated plates
and sheets for all sectors and application fields.
Our great manufacturing expertise, our extensive range
of production equipment and our employees’ outstanding level of qualification make SCHÄFER the ideal
partner for contract manufacturing. By working with
SCHÄFER, our customers can profit from measurable
time and cost-saving benefits.
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Sheet from EMW.
Steel is our mission
Since 1952, EMW has developed into one of the most
modern and most efficient service centres for sheet in
Europe. With our strategy of offering customers top-class
quality and intelligent steel service solutions tailored
to individual application requirements, the company has
been successful on the steel market for over 5 decades.
As one of the industry’s largest steel service centres, EMW
is a supplier of coils, slit strips and cut-to-size sheets. Our
highly efficient machines, consisting of modern slitting
lines, longitudinal and lateral slitting lines and cutting
centres guarantee fast and flexible deliveries.
Our market-oriented product range is therefore supplemented by a high level of customer-oriented service,
ranging from competent advice and quality control right
up to logistics.
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Product range
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II.Consulting
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III. Grade variety
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IV. Delivery service
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V.Quality
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VI. Perforated metal
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VII. Hot-rolled sheet
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VIII.Cold-rolled sheet
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IX. Electrolytically galvanized sheet
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X. Hot-dip galvanized sheet
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XI.Contacts
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Product range
Sheet from EMW.
A product range of exceptional quality
Coils
EMW has over 100,000 t of input material in stock in an
area measuring 32,000 m2. Almost all standard market
grades are constantly available for delivery; mainly hotdip and electrolytically galvanized, warm and coldrolled,
hot-dip aluminized and plastic coated. High-quality
automobile grades, hightensile steels and grades for
enamelling are particular EMW specialities. All are available in widths of up to 1,850 mm, thicknesses up to
4.50 mm and coil weights of up to 32 t. This extensive
assortment and the vast storage capacity are benefits
our customers profit from.
Slit strip
As a matter of tradition, EMW operations are based on
the latest production technology and the highest quality
standards. On its state-of-the-art facilities, EMW produces
slit strips and trimmed wide strips in various finishes and
in first-class quality. The finest tolerances, cleanly cut
edges and extremely smooth surfaces make EMW slit
strips extremely easy to use. The strips are loaded
according to your specifications, flat or upright for subsequent handling by crane or fork-lift truck. Here, too,
EMW shows its flexibility.
Cut-to-size blanks/sheet
Cut-to size blanks and sheets are another of EMW’s
specialist areas, with a delivery range covering thicknesses from 0.40 mm, widths of up to 1,850 mm and
lengths up to 8,000 mm. Advanced cutting centres cut
blanks of various surface finishes from coils or sheets
with precision and reliability. CNC controlled facilities
guarantee maximum efficiency and accuracy, ensuring
each cut will be as precise as the one before. EMW can
supply any dimension in the specified grades in the shortest possible delivery time. One of our great strengths
is the delivery of large quantities to set deadlines. EMW
can deliver most steel sheet formats required by industry straight from stock. Apart from the usual stock sizes,
EWM also has a great number of different ready-made
blanks ranging from 0.40 - 3.00 mm in thickness, and in
all grades.
Alternatively, EMW can tell you the coil widths available
and you can specify the sheet lengths.
Processing service
Coil-to-coil and sheet perforation is an integral part
of the service we offer, along with the laser cutting,
bending, notching, punching, degreasing, powder
coating, lacquering and anodising of steel sheet.
Here, the main focus is placed on providing the best
possible quality of service based on our extensive expertise and modern manufacturing machines.
Hot-rolled
n
n
n
Cold-rolled
n
n
n
Electrolytically galvanized
n
n
n
Hot-dip galvanized
n
n
n
Hot-dip aluminized
n
n
n
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II.Consulting
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Sheet from EMW.
Personal consulting service guarantees
cost benefits
EMW attaches great importance to the professional
consulting and continuous after-sales service it provides
for its customers. After all, long-term partnerships are
most easily built up with satisfied customers.
At EMW, consulting begins of course with competent
information on the telephone but goes much further.
In both, the product planning and production phases,
experts are on hand to offer advice and assistance.
The advice you get from EMW focuses exclusively on
solutions geared specifically to your individual requirements. Take us at our word.
We can show you how to reduce your stock-keeping
costs by using EMW as your “upstream warehouse”.
Having no storage capacity on stand-by releases, capital
tied up unnecessarily.
In addition, our extensive storage capacity of around
32,000 m² means we can take advantage of spot market
opportunities worldwide. This enables us to provide you
with highgrade material at competitive market prices.
Why not put us to the test?
At EMW, we can offer our customers clear cost benefits,
guaranteed by an extensive range of services. We not
only provide innovative solutions, but also aim to achieve
long-term, reliable partnerships.
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III. Grade variety
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Sheet from EMW.
Experience in worldwide
procurement logistics
EMW can supply the entire spectrum of steel grades at
favourable conditions. Though the great majority of the
material we have in stock is bought from leading
European steel manufacturers, EMW also takes every
opportunity worldwide to obtain high-grade materials –
making use of our extensive know-how and over five
decades of experience in purchasing steel.
EMW delivery range
 Hot-rolled sheet
 Cold-rolled sheet
 Hot-dip galvanized sheet
 Electrolytically galvanized/organic-coated sheet
(Granocoat)
 Hot-dip aluminized sheet
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IV. Delivery service
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Sheet from EMW.
Speed gives us our competitive edge
Customer-orientated service is the principle on which
EMW bases its operations and naturally includes a comprehensive delivery service as one essential component.
When it comes to storage capacity, speed and flexibility,
EMW is totally reliable. You specify material, amount and
date, and we take care of the rest.
For our experienced team, professional supply chain
management and just-in-time delivery are all in a day’s
work.
On top of this, EMW’s outstanding reaction times provide
us with a clear competitive advantage in the world
market place. The extensive range of grades available
enables EMW to react especially quickly to tight delivery
deadlines and requests for alterations. That is principle
behind our success.
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V.Quality
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Sheet from EMW.
No compromise on quality
We regard our customers as partners with whom we
want to operate successfully in the marketplace. The
entire EMW organisation is characterised by the direct
orientation towards customers, their needs and expectations. And that’s why our continuous, documented
quality assurance system is an indispensable component
ofour business operation.
Reliability guaranteed
Quality assurance is given the highest priority at EMW,
because the consistent quality of the input material is the
key to guaranteeing trouble-free processing of our
products by our customers. For this reason, EMW has its
own testing laboratory with state-of-the-art technology,
such as tensile testing machines and spectral analysis
equipment. Here both, the material and processing
quality are continuously examined and documented.
To ensure we can meet our customers’ increased
demands regarding quality, we have had our quality
management certified according to TS 16949.
In April 2013, EMW received the ISO 14001 Environmental Management System certificate. ISO 14001
is an internationally recognised standard which prescribes
how an effective environmental management system is
to be implemented, in order to create a balance
between ecology and economy.
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VI. Perforated metal
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SCHÄFER Perforated Metal.
Perforated metal made to measure –
individual and fast
The application potential of perforated metal is unlimited
and no doubt a major factor behind the unbroken success
this material has experienced over recent decades.
SCHÄFER Perforated Metal meets the highest standards
of quality. Just ask the experts: SCHÄFER will be glad to
offer any advice you need:
+49 (0) 2735/787-05

www.schaefer-lochbleche.de
Perforated metal from SCHÄFER. Precision in Steel.
Perforated metal – when it comes to combing countless
different demands of function and design in such a
fascinating way, there’s no other material quite like it.
Perforated metal can now be found in almost all walks
of everyday life. The possibilities are boundless and they
are growing day by day. And so are the demands the
processing industries placing on this fashionable material.
The name “SCHÄFER Perforated Metal” has been synonymous with professionalism, perfection and precision
for many years. Storage capacity, service range and
delivery service are second to none. The experts from
Neunkirchen set standards in market and customer orientation and show precisely what is meant by expertise
in this field through the wide range of different services
on offer. The customer specifies the material, the perforation pattern and the dimensions – SCHÄFER does the
rest: coil-to-coil perforation, sheets or cut-to-size sheets
to precise customer specifications, extensive stocks
covering many standard formats, materials and perforation patterns.
Apart from our speedy delivery service, the fact that
we offer a full range processing service also makes us a
greatly appreciated business partner: whether punching,
laser cutting, notching, bending, welding, de-greasing,
powder-coating or galvanising – on request SCHÄFER
can take on the precise processing of the material you
order.
Sales Perforated metal
Business Unit Sales Director
Marcus Düber
Phone +49 (0) 2735/787-595
Secretary’s office: Julia Seibel
Phone +49 (0) 2735/787-449
Fax +49 (0) 2735/787-528
Sales area
Post codes 0, 1, 2, 3, 98, 99
Adrian Lück Phone +49 (0) 2735/787-325
[email protected]
Post codes 35-36, 54-57, 6
Andreas KellerPhone +49 (0) 2735/787-267
[email protected]
Post codes 4, 50-53, 58, 59
Rolf Werle
Phone +49 (0) 2735/787-295
[email protected]
Post codes 8, 9
Bernd HeinzePhone +49 (0) 2735/787-420
[email protected]
Technical sales
Machining/Projects
Oliver Porr
Phone +49 (0) 2735/787-265
[email protected]
Contract manufacturing
Rüdiger Boller
Phone +49 (0) 2735/787-250
[email protected]
Post codes 7, 88, 89 and A
Christoph WeinbrennerPhone +49 (0) 2735/787-433
[email protected]
BeNeLux/Scandinavia/CH/F/PL
Eric DiehlPhone +49 (0) 2735/787-394
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Czech Republic
Dipl.-Ing. Miroslav Kotrč
Družstevní 323 · CZ-37810 České Velenice
Phone +420 606772326
[email protected]
Austria
Intermold Industrieservice GmbH
Helmut Malzner
Rosenweg 1 · A-4542 Nußbach
Phone +43 7587/6011 · Fax +43 7587/60114
[email protected]
www.intermold.at
Switzerland
TECmetall
Robert Blarer Industrievertretungen
Brunnenweg 2a · CH-5436 Würenlos
Phone +41 44 400 12 80 · Fax +41 44 400 12 81
[email protected]
www.lochblech.ch
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Lieferprogramm
EMW
delivery range
der EMW
Coils
Spaltband
Slit
strip
Formate
Cut-to-size
/ Zuschnitte
sheet
Dicken
Thicknesses
Breiten
Widths
Längen
Lengths
Toleranzen
Tolerances
ab
1,00
– 4,00
mmmm
ab
1,00
– 4,50
mmmm
ab 1,00
from
1.00
– 4.50
from
1.00
– 4.50
from
1.00––3,00
3.00mm
mm
bis
mmmm
bis
mmmm
bis1,530
1.530 mm
mm
bis 1.850
mmmm
up 1.850
to 1,850
up 1.850
to 1,850
up to
up
to 1,850
----bis8,000
8.000 mm
mm
bis 3.000
mmmm
up to
up
to 3,000
Toleranzen
undsheets:
Bleche: DIN EN
Toleranzenand
und special
besondere
Kantenausbildung
nachby
Absprache
Tolerancesfür
forBänder
strips and
EN 10051.
10051.Engere
Finer tolerances
edge
formation available
arrangement.
Mild grades – continuously hot-rolled strip and sheet of mild steels for cold forming acc. to DIN EN 10111 : 2008
Steel grade/type
Code
VDA Material no.
239-100
DD11
1.0332
DD12
1.0398
DD13
1.0335
DD14
HR2
1.0389
1) Melt analysis chem. composition
Mechanical properties (lat.)
1)
Rm
Min. fracture elongation
ReL
LO = 5.65 √SO
LO = 80 mm
C
Mn
P
S
1.0 mm ≤ e 2.0 mm ≤ e
1.0 mm ≤ e 1.5 mm ≤ e 2.0 mm ≤ e 3.0 mm ≤ e
e < 2.0 mm e < 4.5 mm
max.
e < 1.5 mm e < 2.0 mm e < 3.0 mm e < 4.5 mm
N/mm2
N/mm2
%% %%
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
N/mm2
0.12
0.10
0.08
0.08
0.60
0.45
0.40
0.35
0.045
0.035
0.030
0.025
0.045
0.035
0.030
0.025
170 – 360
170 – 340
170 – 330
170 – 310
170 – 340
170 – 320
170 – 310
170 – 290
440
420
400
380
22
24
27
30
23
25
28
31
24
26
29
32
28
30
33
36
If the product has no pronounced yield point, Rp0,2 must be used instead of ReL.
Microalloyed grades – hot-rolled flat products of steels with high yield point for cold forming acc. to DIN EN 10149 : 1995
Mechanical properties of thermo-mechanically rolled steels (long.)
Steel grade/type
Upper yield point
Tensile strength Fracture elongation, A1)
1)
1)
ReH
Rm % min.
2
N/mm2 nominal thickness in mm
N/mm min
< 3
≥3
Code VDA 239-100
Material no.
Lo = 80 mm
LO = 5,65 √SO
S315MC
HR 300 MC
1.0972
315
390 – 510
20
24
S355MC
HR 340 MC
1.0976
355
430 – 550
19
23
S420MC
HR 420 MC
1.0980
420
480 – 620
16
19
S460MC
HR 460 MC
1.0982
460
520 – 670
14
17
S500MC
HR 500 MC
1.0984
500
550 – 700
12
14
S550MC
1.0986
550
600 – 760
12
14
S600MC
1.8969
600
650 – 820
11
13
3)
700 – 880
10
12
S650MC
1.8976
650 3)
750 – 950
10
12
S700MC
1.8974
700 Chemical composition (melt analysis) of thermo-mechanically rolled steels
Steel grade/type
C
Mn
Si
P
S
AltotalNb V Ti Mo B
%% % %%%%% % %%
2)
2)
2)
min.
max.
max. max. max.
max.
Code
VDA 239-100
Material no.
max.
max.
max.
max.
max.
S315MC
HR 300 MC
1.0972
0.12
1.30
0.50
0.025
0.020
0.015
0.09
0.20
0.15
–
–
S355MC
HR 340 MC
1.0976
0.12
1.50
0.50
0.025
0.020
0.015
0.09
0.20
0.15
–
–
S420MC
HR 420 MC
1.0980
0.12
1.60
0.50
0.025
0.015
0.015
0.09
0.20
0.15
–
–
S460MC
HR 460 MC
1.0982
0.12
1.60
0.50
0.025
0.015
0.015
0.09
0.20
0.15
–
–
S500MC
HR 500 MC
1.0984
0.12
1.70
0.50
0.025
0.015
0.015
0.09
0.20
0.15
–
–
S550MC
1.0986
0.121.80 0.500.0250.0150.0150.090.20 0.15 – –
S600MC
1.8969
0.121.900.500.025
0.015
0.0150.090.200.220.500.005
S650MC
1.8976
0.122.000.600.025
0.015
0.0150.090.200.220.500.005
S700MC
1.8974
0.122.100.600.025
0.015
0.0150.090.200.220.500.005
The values for the tensile test are those determined for longitudinal samples.
The sum of Nb, V and Ti must not exceed 0.22 %.
3) For thicknesses > 8 mm, the yield point values may be 20 N/mm2 lower.
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EMW
delivery range
Lieferprogramm
der EMW
Coils
Slit
strip
Spaltband
Cut-to-size
sheet
Formate
/ Zuschnitte
Dicken
Thicknesses
Breiten
Widths
Längen
Lengths
Toleranzen
Tolerances
ab
1,00
– 4,00
mmmm
ab
1,00
– 4,50
mmmm
ab 1,00
from
1.00
– 4.50
from
1.00
– 4.50
from
1.00––3,00
3.00mm
mm
bis
mmmm
bis
mmmm
bis1,530
1.530 mm
mm
bis 1.850
mmmm
up 1.850
to 1,850
up 1.850
to 1,850
up to
up
to 1,850
----bis8,000
8.000 mm
mm
bis 3.000
mmmm
up to
up
to 3,000
Toleranzen
undsheets:
Bleche: DIN EN
Toleranzenand
und special
besondere
Kantenausbildung
nachby
Absprache
Tolerancesfür
forBänder
strips and
EN 10051.
10051.Engere
Finer tolerances
edge
formation available
arrangement.
Construction steels – hot-rolled products of unalloyed construction steels with values for notch impact strength acc. to DIN EN 10025 : 2005
Mechanical properties
Steel grade/type
Code
Material no.
S235JR
1.0038
S235J0
1.0114
S235J2
1.0117
S275JR
1.0044
S275J0
1.0143
S275J2
1.0145
S355JR
1.0045
S355J0
1.0553
S355J2
1.0577
S355K2
1.0596
S450J0
1.0590
Minimum yield
Tensile strength Rm 1)
1)
point Reh N/mm2
N/mm2
nominal thickness mm
nominal
thickness mm
≤4
< 3 ≥ 3 - ≤ 4
235
360 – 510 360 – 510
235
360 – 510 360 – 510
235
360 – 510 360 – 510
275
430 – 580 410 – 560
275
430 – 580 410 – 560
275
430 – 580 410 – 560
355
510 – 680 470 – 630
355
510 – 680 470 – 630
355
510 – 680 470 – 630
355
510 – 680 470 – 630
450
– 550 – 720
Min. fracture elongation1)
1)
Sample
LO = 80 mm
LO = 5.65 √SO nominal thickness mm
nominal
thickness mm
> 1
> 1,5
> 2
> 2,5
≥3
≤ 1
≤ 1,5
≤ 2
≤ 2,5
< 3
≤4
l
17
18
19
20
2126
t
15
16
17
18
19
24
l
15
16
17
18
19
23
t
l
13
14
14
15
15
16
16
17
17
18
21
22
t
l
12
–
13
–
14
–
15
–
16
–
20
17
Chemical composition after melt analysis for flat and long products made of steel types with values for notch impact strength
Steel grade/type
C
Si
Mn
P
S
N
Cu
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
Code Material no.
S235JR
1.0038
0.17
– 1.40 0.0350.0350.012 0.55
S235J0
1.0114
0.17
– 1.40 0.0300.0300.012 0.55
S235J2
1.0117
0.17
–1.40
0.025
0.025–0.55
S275JR
1.0044
0.21
– 1.50 0.0350.0350.012 0.55
S275J0
1.0143
0.18
– 1.50 0.0300.0300.012 0.55
S275J2
1.0145
0.18
–1.50
0.025
0.025–0.55
S355JR
1.0045
0.24
0.55 1.60 0.0350.0350.012 0.55
S355J0
1.0553
0.20
0.55 1.60 0.0300.0300.012 0.55
S355J2 1.0577
0.20
0.55
1.60
0.025
0.025
–
0.55
S355K2 1.0596
0.20
0.55
1.60
0.025
0.025
–
0.55
S450J0
1.0590
0.20
0.55 1.70 0.0300.0300.025 0.55
1) For sheet, strip and wide flats in widths < 600 mm, the direction lateral (t) means transverse to roller direction. For all other products, the values are for roller direction (I).
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EMW delivery range
Coils
Slit strip
Cut-to-size sheet
Thicknesses
Widths
Lengths
Tolerances
from 1.00 – 4.50 mm
from 1.00 – 4.50 mm
from 1.00 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 1,530 mm
up to 1,850 mm
----up to 8,000 mm
up to 3,000 mm
Tolerances for strips and sheets: DIN EN 10051. Finer tolerances and special edge formation available by arrangement.
Construction steels – hot-rolled products of unalloyed construction steels without values for notch impact strength acc. to DIN EN 10025 : 2005
Steel grade / type
Code
Material no.
1) S 185
1.0035
E 295
1.0050
E 335
1.0060
E 360
1.0070
Minimum Tensile strength Rm 1)
yield
Sample
point Reh 1)
position 1)
Nominal Nominal thickness
thickness
mm
mm
≤4
< 3
≥3-≤4
N/mm2N/mm2N/mm2
l
185
310 – 540 290 – 510
t
l
295
490 – 660 470 – 610
t
l
335
590 – 770 570 – 710
t
l
360
690 – 900 670 – 830
t
Min. fracture elongation1)
LO = 80 mm
L
= 5.65 √S
O
O
Nominal thickness
mm
> 1
> 1.5
> 2
> 2.5
≥ 3
P
S
N
≤ 1
≤ 1.5
≤ 2
≤ 2.5
≤ 3
≤ 4.5 % max. % max. % max.
10 1112131418
–– –
8 9 10111216
12 1314151620
0.0450.045 0.012
10 1112131418
8 9 10111216
0.0450.045 0.012
6
7 8 9 10 14
4 567811
0.0450.045 0.012
3 456710
For sheet, strip and wide flats in widths > 600 mm, the direction lateral (t) means transverse to roller direction. For all other products, the values are for roller direction (I).
Multiphase steels – hot-rolled products made of multiphase steels for cold forming acc. to prEN 10336 : 2007 (draft)
Steel grade/type
Elongation limit
Rpo.2 N/mm2 min
Code
VDA 239 -100
Material no.
FB-steel
HDT450F HR300Y450T-FB
1.0961
320 – 420
HDT560F HR440Y580T-FB
1.0959
460 – 570
DP-steel
HDT580X HR330Y580T-DP
1.0936
330 – 460
CP-steel
HDT750C
1.0956
620 – 760
HDT780C HR660Y760T-CP
1.0957
680 – 830
HDT950C
1.0958
720 – 920
MS-steel
HDT1200M HR900Y1180T-MS
1.0965
900 – 1150
Chemical properties
Steel grade/type
C
Code
VDA 239-100
Material no.
max.
FB-steel
HDT450F
HR300Y450T-FB
1.0961 0.18
HDT560F
HR440Y580T-FB
1.0959 0.18
DP-steel
HDT580X
HR330Y580T-DP
1.0936 0.17
CP-steel
HDT750C
1.0956 0.18
HDT780C
HR660Y760T-CP
1.0957 0.18
HDT950C
1.0958 0.23
MS-steel
HDT1200M HR900Y1180T-MS
1.0965 0.25
Tensile strength
Rm N/mm2 min
Fracture elongation
A80 % min
Work hardening
exponent N10-UE min
Bake hardening index
BH2 MPa1) min
450
560
23
16
–
–
30
30
580
19
0.13
30
750
780
950
10
10
9
–
–
–
30
30
30
1200
5
–
30
Percentage by mass %
Cr + Mo
Nb + Ti
V
B
Si
Mn
P
S Altotal
max.max.max.max. max.max.max.max.
0.501.200.0300.010
≥ 0.015
0.501.800.0250.010
≥ 0.015
0.30
0.30
0.05
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.005
0.005
0.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.00
1.00
0.15
0.20
0.005
0.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.00
1.00
1.00
1.20
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.005
0.005
0.005
0.802.000.0600.015
≤ 2.00
1.20
0.15
0.22
0.005
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VIII. Cold-rolled sheet
EMW delivery range
Coils
Slit strip
Thicknesses
Widths
Lengths
Tolerances
from 0.30 – 3.00 mm
from 0.30 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 1,850 mm
----Acc. to DIN EN 10131; finer tolerances available by arrangement.
Cut-to-size sheet
from 0.40 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,530 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 8,000 mm
up to 3,000 mm
Mild grades – cold-rolled flat products of mild steels for cold forming DIN EN 10130 : 2007
Steel grade/type
Re 1)
Code
VDA 239-100
Material no.
N/mm2
DC01
CR1
1.0330
-/280
DC03
CR2
1.0347
-/240
DC04
CR3
1.0338 -/210
DC05
CR4
1.0312
-/180
DC06
CR5
1.0873 -/170
DC07
1.0898
-/150
RmA80 2)r90 3) 4)n90 3)
Melt analysis
chemical composition
C P S MnTi
N/mm2
min. %
min.
min.
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
270 – 410
28
–
–
0.120.0450.0450.60 –
270 – 370
34
1.3
–
0.100.0350.0350.45 –
270 – 35038 1.6 0.1800.080.0300.0300.40 –
270 – 330
40
1.9
0.200
0.060.0250.0250.35 –
270 – 33041 2.1 0.2200.020.0200.0200.25 0.3
250 – 310
44
2.5
0.230
0.010.0200.0200.20 0.2
For products with no clear yield point, the values for the 0.2 % elongation limit (Rp0,2), are taken as those for the yield point. For other products, those for the lower yield point (ReL) apply.
For thicknesses of ≤ 0.70 mm, but > 0.50 mm, a 20 MPa higher maximum yield point value is permissible. For thicknesses ≤ 0.50 mm, a higher maximum yield point value of 40 MPa is permissible.
2) For thicknesses of ≤ 0.70 mm, but > 0.50 mm, the minimum values for fracture elongation are reduced by 2 units, for thicknesses of ≤ 0.50 mm by 4 units.
3) The r90- and n90-values only apply for product thicknesses of > 0.50 mm.
4) For thickness > 2 mm, the r90-value is reduced by 0.2.
1)
Enamelling grades – rolled flat products of mild steels for enamelling acc. to DIN EN 10209 : 1996
Steel grade/type
Re
Rm
A80 2)
r 3)
Chemical composition
(Melt analysis)
N/mm2
min.
min.
CTi
N/mm2 1)
Code
Material no.
max.
DC01EK
1.0390
270
270 – 390
30
–
0.08
–
270 – 350
36
–
0.08
–
DC04EK
1.0392
220 6)
DC06EK
1.0869
190
270 – 350
38
1,6
0.02
0.30
5)
–
DC03ED
1.0399
240
270 – 370
34
–
5)
270 - 350
38
–
–
DC04ED
1.0394
210 4)
DC06ED
1.0872
190
270 – 350
38
1,6
0.02
0.30
If the yield point is not pronounced, the values apply for the 0.2 % elongation limit (Rp0,2), if pronounced, the values apply to the lower yield point (ReL) apply.
For thicknesses of ≤ 0.70 mm, but > 0.50 mm, a minimum value for fracture elongation of 2 units lower is permissible, and of 4 units lower for thicknesses ≤ 0.50 mm.
2) For thicknesses of ≤ 0.70 mm, but > 0.50 mm, a minimum value for fracture elongation of 2 units lower is permissible, and of 4 units lower for thicknesses ≤ 0.50 mm.
3) The r-values only apply for product thicknesses > 0.50 mm. For thicknesses > 2 mm, the r-value is reduced by 0.2.
4) For thicknesses > 0.50 mm, the yield point may only reach a maximum of 225 N/mm2.
5) The steel grades DC03ED and DC04ED are usually decarburized in the solid phase. After decarburization, analysis must only show a maximum carbon content of 0.004 %.
6) If specified by the customer, steel grade DC04EK can be supplied in thicknesses of 0.7 mm to 1.5 mm with Re < 210 N/mm2 and A80 ≥ 38 %.
It then remains for the manufacturer to select the surface roughness values for a dull matt finish.
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Coils
Slit strip
Thicknesses
Widths
Lengths
Tolerances
ab 0.30 – 3.00 mm
ab 0.30 – 3.00 mm
bis 1,850 mm
bis 1,850 mm
Cut-to-size sheet
ab 0.40 – 3.00 mm
bis 1,530 mm
bis 1,850 mm
bis 8,000 mm
bis 3,000 mm
Microalloyed grades – cold-rolled flat products with high yield point for cold forming made of microalloyed steels DIN EN 10268 : 2007
Steel grade/type
0.2 % Higher yield Tensile strength
Fracture
Vertical Vertical
Work hardening
1)
elongation 3)anisotropy
anisotropy 2) 3) 4)
exponent 4)
Elongation limit point through
heat
treatment 2)
BH2RmA80r r n
Rp0,2 1)
min. lat. %
max. lat.
min. lat.
min. lat.
Code
VDA 239 -100
Material no.
N/mm2N/mm2N/mm2
HC180Y
CR180IF
1.0922
180 – 230
340 – 400
36
1.7
0.19
HC180P
1.0342
180 – 230
280 – 360
34
1.6
0.17
HC180B
CR180BH
1.0395
180 – 230
35
300 – 360
34
1.6
0.17
HC220Y
CR210IF
1.0925
220 – 270
350 – 420
34
1.6
0.18
HC220I
1.0346
220 – 270
300 – 380
34
1.4
0.18
HC220P
1.0397
220 – 270
320 – 400
32
1.3
0.16
HC220B
CR210BH
1.0396
220 – 270
35
320 – 400
32
1.5
0.16
HC260Y
CR240IF
1.0928
260 – 320
380 – 440
32
1.4
0.17
HC260I
1.0349
260 – 310
320 – 400
32
1.4
0.17
HC260P
1.0417
260 – 320
360 – 440
29
HC260B
CR240BH
1.0400
260 – 320
35
360 – 440
29
HC260LA
CR240LA
1.0480
260 – 330
350 – 430
26
HC300I
1.0447
300 – 350
340 – 440
30
1.4
0.16
HC300P
1.0448
300 – 360
400 – 480
26
HC300B
1.0444
300 – 360
35
400 – 480
26
HC300LA
CR270LA
1.0489
300 – 380
380 – 480
23
HC340LA
CR300LA
1.0548
340 – 420
410 – 510
21
HC380LA
CR340LA
1.0550
380 – 480
440 – 560
19
HC420LA
CR380LA
1.0556
420 – 520
470 – 590
17
Chemical composition after melt analysis
Steel grade/type
C
Si
Mn
P
S
Al
Ti
Nb
Code
VDA 239-100
Material no.
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
min. %
max. %
max. %
HC180Y
CR180IF
1.09220.010.30.70.06
0.025
0.010.12
HC180P
1.03420.050.40.60.08
0.025
0.015
HC180B
CR180BH
1.03950.050.50.70.06
0.025
0.015
HC220Y
CR210IF
1.09250.010.30.90.08
0.025
0.010.12
HC220I
1.0346 0.07 0.5 0.5 0.050.0250.0150.05
HC220P
1.03970.070.50.70.08
0.025
0.015
HC220B
CR210BH
1.03960.060.50.70.08
0.025
0.015
HC260Y
CR240IF
1.09280.01 0.3 1.6 0.10.0250.010.12
HC260I
1.0349 0.07 0.5 0.5 0.050.0250.0150.05
HC260P
1.0417
0.08
0.5
0.7
0.1
0.025
0.015
HC260B
CR240BH
1.0400
0.08
0.5
0.7
0.1
0.025
0.015
HC260LA
CR240LA
1.0480
0.1
0.5
0.6
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
HC300I
1.0447 0.08 0.5 0.7 0.080.0250.0150.05
HC300P
1.0448
0.1
0.5
0.7
0.12
0.025
0.015
HC300B
1.0444
0.1
0.5
0.7
0.12
0.025
0.015
HC300LA
CR270LA
1.0489
0.1
0.5
1.0
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
0.09
HC340LA
CR300LA
1.0548
0.1
0.5
1.1
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
0.09
HC380LA
CR340LA
1.0550
0.1
0.5
1.6
0025
0.025
0.015
0.15
0.09
HC420LA
CR380LA
1.0556
0.1
0.5
1.6
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
0.09
If a yield point is pronounced, the values for the lower yield (ReL) apply.
For thicknesses > 1.2 mm, special arrangements must be made.
3) For thicknesses ≤ 0.7 mm, but > 0.5 mm, minimum values for breaking elongation of two units lower are permissible.
4) The minimum values for r (lat.) and n (lat.) only apply to product thicknesses > 0.5 mm.
5) For product thicknesses > 2 mm, the r90-value is reduced by 0.2.
1)
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Coils
Slit strip
Cut-to-size sheet
Thicknesses
Widths
Lengths
Tolerances
from 0.30 – 3.00 mm
from 0.30 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 1,850 mm
from 0.40 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,530 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 8,000 mm
up to 3,000 mm
Surfaces
Grade
DIN EN 10130
Normal surface
bA (03)
Best surface
B (05)
Roughness
esp. smooth
g- smooth
m-matt
r- rough
Treatment
Ra ≤ 0.4 µm
Ra ≤ 0.9 µm
oiled
Ra > 0.6 µm ≤ 1.9 µm
Ra > 1.6 µm
un-oiled
Multiphase steels – cold-rolled products made of multiphase steels for cold forming prEN 10338 : 2007 (draft)
Steel grade/type
Elongation limit
Tensile strength
Fracture elongation
Rp0,2RmA80
N/mm2N/mm2%
Code
VDA 239-100
Material no.
min.min.min.
DP-steel
HCT450X
1.0937
260 – 340
450
27
HCT500X CR290Y490T-DP
1.0939
300 – 380
500
23
1.0941
340 – 420
600
20
1.0943
450 – 560
780
14
1.0944
600 – 750
980
10
TRIP-steel
HCT690T CR400Y690T-TR
1.0947
430 – 550
690
23
HCT780T
1.0948
470 – 600
780
21
CP-steel
HCT600C
1.0953
350 – 500
600
16
HCT780C CR570Y780T-CP
1.0954
500 – 700
780
10
HCT980C
1.0955
700 – 900
980
7
Chemical composition (Melt analysis)
Steel grade/type
C
Code
VDA 239-100
Material no.
max.
DP-steel
HCT450X
1.0937 0.14
HCT500XCR290Y490T-DP
1.0939 0.14
1.0941
0.17
1.0943
0.18
1.0944
0.23
TRIP-steel
HCT690TCR400Y690T-TR
1.0947 0.32
HCT780T
1.09480.32
CP-steel
HCT600C
1.0953 0.18
HCT780CCR570Y780T-CP
1.0954 0.18
HCT980C
1.0955 0.23
0.16
0.15
0.14
–
–
30
30
30
30
30
0.18
0.16
40
40
–
–
–
30
30
30
Cr + Mo
Nb + Ti
V
B
Si
Mn
P
S Altotal
0.802.000.0800.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.000.0800.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.500.0800.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.500.0800.015
≤ 2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.005
0.005
0.005
0.005
0.005
2.202.500.120.015
≤ 2.00
2.202.500.120.015
≤ 2.00
0.60
0.60
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.005
0.005
0.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.00
1.00
1.00
1.20
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.20
0.20
0.22
0.005
0.005
0.005
On request, these steels can be ordered in accordance with the steel manufacturer’s individual data sheets.
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Work hardening
Bake hardening
exponent
index
n10-UEBH2
N/mm2
min. min.
EMW delivery range
Coils
Slit strip
Thicknesses
Widths
Lengths
Tolerances
ab 0.30 – 3.00 mm
ab 0.30 – 3.00 mm
bis 1,850 mm
bis 1,850 mm
Cut-to-size sheet
ab 0.40 – 3.00 mm
bis 1,530 mm
bis 1,850 mm
bis 8,000 mm
bis 3,000 mm
Soft grades – electrolytically galvanized cold-rolled flat products of steel DIN EN 10152 : 2009
Chemical composition and mechanical properties
Steel grade/type
Code
DC01
DC03
DC04
DC05
DC06
DC07
VDA 239 -100 Material no.
CR1
1.0330
CR2
1.0347
CR3
1.0338
CR4
1.0312
CR5
1.0873
1.0898
Symbol for the
Re 1)
type of
surface
finishing
N/mm2
+ZE
-/280
+ZE
-/240
+ZE
-/220
+ZE
-/200
+ZE
-/180
+ZE
-/160
RmA80 2)r90 3) 4)n90 3)
Melt analysis
chemical composition
C P SMn Ti
N/mm2
min. %
min.
min.
max. % max. % max. % max. %
max. %
270 – 410
28
–
–
0.12 0.0450.0450.60 –
270 – 370
34
1.3
–
0.10 0.0350.0350.45 –
270 – 350
37
1.6
0.170
0.08
0.030
0.030
0.40
–
270 – 330
39
1.9
0.190
0.06 0.0250.0250.35 –
270 – 350
41
2.1
0.210
0.02
0.020
0.020
0,25
0.3
250 – 310
43
2.5
0.220
0.01 0.0200.0200.20 0.2
For products with no clear yield point, the values for the 0.2 % elongation limit (Rp0,2), are taken as those for the yield point. For other products, those for the lower yield point (ReL) apply.
For thicknesses of ≤ 0.70 mm, but > 0.50 mm, a 20 MPa higher maximum yield point value is permissible. For thicknesses ≤ 0.50 mm, a higher maximum yield point value of 40 MPa is permissible.
2) For thicknesses of ≤ 0.70 mm, but > 0.50 mm, the minimum values for fracture elongation are reduced by 2 units, for thicknesses of ≤ 0.50 mm by 4 units.
3) The r90- and n90-value, determined in acc. with 7.5.2.3, only apply for product thicknesses of > 0.50 mm.
4) For thickness > 2 mm, the r90-value sis reduced by 0.2.
1)
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Coils
Slit strip
Thicknesses
Widths
Lengths
Tolerances
from 0.30 – 3.00 mm
from 0.30 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 1,850 mm
Cut-to-size sheet
from 0.40 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,530 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 8,000 mm
up to 3,000 mm
Microalloyed grades – cold-rolled flat products with high yield point for cold forming made of microalloyed steels DIN EN 10268 : 2007.
With additional coating specifications, this standard also applies for electrolytically galvanized flat products, e.g. H240LA + ZE 75/75
Steel grade/type
0,2 % Higher yield Tensile strength
Fracture
Vertical Vertical
Work hardening
1)
elongation 3)anisotropy
anisotropy 2) 3) 4)
exponent 4)
Elongation limit point through
heat
treatment 2)
BH2RmA80r r n
Rp0,2 1)
min. lat. %
max. lat.
min. lat.
min. lat.
Code
N/mm2N/mm2N/mm2
HC180Y
CR180IF
1.0922
180 – 230
340 – 400
36
1.7
0.19
HC180P
1.0342
180 – 230
280 – 360
34
1.6
0.17
HC180B
CR180BH
1.0395
180 – 230
35
300 – 360
34
1.6
0.17
HC220Y
CR210IF
1.0925
220 – 270
350 – 420
34
1.6
0.18
HC220I
1.0346
220 – 270
300 – 380
34
1.4
0.18
HC220P
1.0397
220 – 270
320 – 400
32
1.3
0.16
HC220B
CR210BH
1.0396
220 – 270
35
320 – 400
32
1.5
0.16
HC260Y
CR240IF
1.0928
260 – 320
380 – 440
32
1.4
0.17
HC260I
1.0349
260 – 310
320 – 400
32
1.4
0.17
HC260P
1.0417
260 – 320
360 – 440
29
HC260B
CR240BH
1.0400
260 – 320
35
360 – 440
29
HC260LA
CR240LA
1.0480
260 – 330
350 – 430
26
HC300I
1.0447
300 – 350
340 – 440
30
1.4
0.16
HC300P
1.0448
300 – 360
400 – 480
26
HC300B
1.0444
300 – 360
35
400 – 480
26
HC300LA
CR270LA
1.0489
300 – 380
380 – 480
23
HC340LA
CR300LA
1.0548
340 – 420
410 – 510
21
HC380LA
CR340LA
1.0550
380 – 480
440 – 560
19
HC420LA
CR380LA
1.0556
420 – 520
470 – 590
17
Chemical composition after melt analysis
Steel grade/type
C
Si
Mn
P
S
Al
Ti
Nb
Code
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
max. %
min. %
max. %
max. %
HC180Y
CR180IF
1.09220.010.30.70.06
0.025
0.010.12
HC180P
1.03420.050.40.60.08
0.025
0.015
HC180B
CR180BH
1.03950.050.50.70.06
0.025
0.015
HC220Y
CR210IF
1.09250.010.30.90.08
0.025
0.010.12
HC220I
1.0346 0.07 0.5 0.5 0.050.0250.0150.05
HC220P
1.03970.070.50.70.08
0.025
0.015
HC220B
CR210BH
1.03960.060.50.70.08
0.025
0.015
HC260Y
CR240IF
1.09280.01 0.3 1.6 0.10.0250.010.12
HC260I
1.0349 0.07 0.5 0.5 0.050.0250.0150.05
HC260P
1.0417
0.08
0.5
0.7
0.1
0.025
0.015
HC260B
CR240BH
1.0400
0.08
0.5
0.7
0.1
0.025
0.015
HC260LA
CR240LA
1.0480
0.1
0.5
0.6
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
HC300I
1.0447 0.08 0.5 0.7 0.080.0250.0150.05
HC300P
1.0448
0.1
0.5
0.7
0.12
0.025
0.015
HC300B
1.0444
0.1
0.5
0.7
0.12
0.025
0.015
HC300LA
CR270LA
1.0489
0.1
0.5
1.0
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
0.09
HC340LA
CR300LA
1.0548
0.1
0.5
1.1
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
0.09
HC380LA
CR340LA
1.0550
0.1
0.5
1.6
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
0.09
HC420LA
CR380LA
1.0556
0.1
0.5
1.6
0.025
0.025
0.015
0.15
0.09
If a yield point is pronounced, the values for the lower yield point (ReL) apply.
For thicknesses > 1.2 mm, special arrangements must be made.
For thicknesses ≤ 0.7 mm, but > 0.5 mm, minimum values for breaking elongation of two units lower are permissible.
4) The minimum values for r (lat.) and n (lat.) only apply to product thicknesses > 0.5 mm.
5) For product thicknesses > 2 mm, the r90-value is reduced by 0.2.
1)
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Coils
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Thicknesses
Widths
Lengths
Tolerances
from 0.30 – 3.00 mm
from 0.30 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 1,850 mm
Cut-to-size sheet
from 0.40 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,530 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 8,000 mm
up to 3,000 mm
Multiphase steels – cold-rolled products made of multiphase steels for cold forming prEN 10338 : 2007 (draft)
Steel grade/type
Elongation limit
Tensile strength
Fracture elongation
Rp0,2RmA80
N/mm2N/mm2 %
Code VDA 239-100
Material no.
min.min.min.
DP-steel
HCT450X
1.0937
260 – 340
450
27
1.0939
300 – 380
500
23
1.0941
340 – 420
600
20
1.0943
450 – 560
780
14
1.0944
600 – 750
980
10
TRIP-steel
HCT690T CR400Y690T-TR
1.0947
430 – 550
690
23
HCT780T
1.0948
470 – 600
780
21
CP-steel
HCT600C
1.0953
350 – 500
600
16
HCT780C CR570Y780T-CP
1.0954
500 – 700
780
10
HCT980C
1.0955
700 – 900
980
7
Chemical composition (melt analysis)
Steel grade/type
C
Code VDA 239 -100
Material no.max.
DP-steel
HCT450X
1.0937 0.14
1.0939 0.14
1.0941
0.17
1.0943
0.18
1.0944
0.23
TRIP-steel
HCT690TCR400Y690T-TR
1.0947 0.32
HCT780T
1.0948
0.32
CP-steel
HCT600C
1.0953 0.18
HCT780CCR570Y780T-CP
1.0954 0.18
HCT980C
1.0955 0.23
Work hardening
Bake hardening
exponent
index
n10-UEBH2
N/mm2
min. min.
0.16
0.15
0.14
–
–
30
30
30
30
30
0.18
0.16
40
40
–
–
–
30
30
30
Cr + Mo
Nb + Ti
V
B
Si
Mn
P
S Altotal
0.802.000.080
0.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.000.080
0.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.200.080
0.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.500.080
0.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.500.080
0.015
≤ 2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.005
0.005
0.005
0.005
0.005
2.202.500.120.015
≤ 2.00
2.202.500.120.015
≤ 2.00
0.60
0.60
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.005
0.005
0.802.200.080
0.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.200.080
0.015
≤ 2.00
0.802.200.080
0.015
≤ 2.00
1.00
1.00
1.20
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.20
0.20
0.22
0.005
0.005
0.005
On request, these steels can be ordered in accordance with the steel manufacturer’s individual data sheets.
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up to 3,000 mm
Surfaces
03
05
Normal surface
Best surface
A
B
Surfaces
Plating, zinc
Description VDA 239-100
Two-sided
ZE 25/25
EG18
ZE 50/50
EG29
ZE 75/75
EG53
ZE 100/100
EG70
One-sided
ZE 25/0
ZE 50/0
ZE 75/0
ZE 100/0
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Nominal zinc layer
on each side
Thickness µm Weight g/m2
2.5
18
5.0
36
7.5
54
10.0
72
Nominal zinc layer
on one side
2.5
18
5.0
36
7.5
54
10.0
72
Minimum zinc layer
on each side
Thickness µm Weight g/m2
1.7
12
4.1
29
6.6
47
9.1
65
Minimum zinc layer
on one side
1.7
12
4.1
29
6.6
47
9.1
65
Subsequent processing
P = Phosphatized
C = Chemically passivated
PC = Phosphatized and chemically passivated
CO= Chemically passivated
PCO= Phosphatized, chemically passivated and oiled and oiled
PO = Phosphatized and oiled
O =Oiled
S = Sealed
Organic coating in acc. with DBL 4062
Coating type (AA)
Sheet side A
Sheet side B
.51
5 μm zinc with
as sheet side A
organic coating*
.68
7.5 μm zinc with
7.5 μm zinc without organic
organic coating*
coating and without
pre-phosphatizing
* Organic coating: GRANOCOAT ZE, GARDO PROTECT
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Steel grade/type
Code
VDA 239-100 Material no.
DX51D
1.0226
DX52D
CR1
1.0350
DX53D
CR2
1.0355
DX54D
CR3
1.0306
DX54D
CR3
1.0306
DX54D
1.0306
DX54D
CR3
1.0306
DX55D 6)
1.0309
DX56D
CR4
1.0322
DX56D
CR4
1.0322
DX56D
CR4
1.0322
DX57D
CR5
1.0853
DX57D
CR5
1.0853
DX57D
CR5
1.0853
Symbol for the Elongation limit Tensile strength Fracture elongation Vertical anisotropy Work hardening
RmA80 2)
exponent
type of
Re 1)
surface
MPa
MPa
%
r90n90
finishing
min. min.
min.
+Z, +ZF, +ZA, +AZ, +AS –
270 – 500
22 – –
270 – 420
26 – –
+Z, +ZF, +ZA, +AZ, +AS
140 – 300 3)
140 – 260
270 – 380
30 – –
+Z, +ZA
120 – 220
260 – 350
36
1.6 4)0.18
+ZF
120 – 220
260 – 350
34
1.4 4)0.18
+AZ
120 – 220
260 – 350
36 – –
+AS
120 – 220
260 – 350
34
1.4 4) 5)0.18 5)
+AS
140 – 240
270 – 370
30 – –
+Z, +ZA
120 – 180
260 – 350
39
1.9 4) 0.21
+ZF
120 – 180
260 – 350
37
1.7 4) 5)0.20 5)
+AS
120 – 180
260 – 350
39
1.7 4) 5)0.20 5)
+Z, +ZA
120 – 170
260 – 350
41
2.1 4) 0.22
+ZF
120 – 170
260 – 350
39
1.9 4) 5)0.21 4)
+AS
120 – 170
260 – 350
41
1.9 4) 5)0.21 4)
Chemical composition (melt analysis) of soft steels for cold forming
Code
DX51D
DX52D
DX53D
DX54D
DX55D
DX56D
DX57D
Steel grade/type
1.0226
CR1
1.0350
CR2
1.0355
CR3
1.0306
1.0309
CR4
1.0322
CR5
1.0853
Symbol for the
Chemical composition Percentage by mass %
type of
surface C Si MnP
STi
finishing max. max.max.
max.max.max.
0.18
0.5
1.20
0.12
0.045
0.30
0.12
0.5
0.60
0.10
0.045
0.30
0.12
0.5
0.60
0.10
0.045
0.30
0.12
0.5
0.60
0.10
0.045
0.30
+AS
0.12 0.5 0.60
0.100.0450.30
+Z, +ZF, +ZA, +AS
0.12
0.5
0.60
0.10
0.045
0.30
+Z, +ZF, +ZA, +AS
0.12
0.5
0.60
0.10
0.045
0.30
Z = Hot-dip galvanized ZF = Galvannealed ZA = Galfan AZ = Galvalume AS = Hot-dip aluminized
1)
If the yield point is not pronounced, the values for the 0.2 % elongation limit (Rp0,2) apply,
if pronounced, the values for the lower yield point (ReL) apply.
2) Reduced minimum values for fracture elongation apply for product thicknesses of t > 0.50 mm
(4 units less) and for 0.50 mm < t ≤ 0.70 mm (2 units less).
3) This value only applies for cold re-rolled products (surface groups B and C).
For t > 1.5 mm, the r90-value is reduced by 0.2.
For t ≤ 0.70 mm, the r90-value is reduced by 0.2 and the n90-value by 0.01.
6) Please note the minimum fracture elongation value for DX55D + AS products,
which does not follow the usual system.
DX55D + AS products are marked according to the best heat resistance.
4) 5) Construction steels – continuously hot-dip coated steel strip and sheet made of construction steels acc. to DIN EN 10346 : 2006
Mechanical properties (long.)
Steel grade/type
Code
Material no.
S220GD
1.0241
S250GD
1.0242
S280GD
1.0244
S320GD
1.0250
S350GD
1.0529
S550GD
1.0531
Symbol for the
Elongation Tensile Fracture
type of surface
limit strength elongation
Rm 2)A80 3)
finishing
Rp0,2 1)
MPa
MPa
%
min. min.
min.
+Z, +ZF, +ZA, +AZ
220
300
20
250
330
19
280
360
18
320
390
17
350
420
16
+Z, +ZF, +ZA, +AZ
550
560
–
C
max.
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
Si
Mn
max.max.
0.601.70
0.601.70
0.601.70
0.601.70
0.601.70
0.601.70
P
S
max.max.
0.100.045
0.100.045
0.100.045
0.100.045
0.100.045
0.100.045
If the yield point is pronounced, the values for the upper yield point (ReH) apply.
For all steel grades, with the exception of S55OGD, a range of 140 MPa can be expected for tensile strength.
3) Reduced minimum values for fracture elongation apply for product thicknesses of t > 0.50 mm (4 units less) and for 0.50 mm < t ≤ 0.70 mm (2 units less).
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Microalloyed grades – continuously hot-dip coated steel strip and sheet made of steels with a high yield point for cold forming acc. to DIN EN 10346 : 2009
Steel grade/type
Code
VDA 239-100 Material no.
HX160YD
1.0910
HX180YD
1.0921
HX180BD
1.0914
HX220YD
1.0923
HX220BD
1.0919
HX260YD
1.0926
HX260BD
1.0924
HX260LAD
CR240LA
1.0929
HX300YD
1.0927
HX300BD
1.0930
HX300LAD
CR270LA
1.0932
HX340BD
1.0945
HX340LAD
CR300LA
1.0933
HX380LAD
CR340LA
1.0934
HX420LAD
CR380LA
1.0935
HX460LAD
CR420LA
1.0990
HX500LAD
CR460LA
1.0991
Symbol for the 0.2 % Elongation Bake hardening Tensile strength Fracture Vertical Work hardening
type of
limit
index
elongation
anisotropy
exponent
BH2 MPaRmA80 2) 3)r90 3) 4)n90
surface
Rp0,2 1)
finishing
min. MPa %
min. quer
min.
min.
N/mm2N/mm2N/mm2
160 – 220
–
300 – 360
37
1.9
0.20
180 – 240
–
330 – 390
34
1.7
0.18
180 – 240
35
290 – 360
34
1.5
0.16
220 – 280
–
340 – 420
32
1.5
0.17
220 – 280
35
320 – 400
32
1.2
0.15
260 – 320
–
380 – 440
30
1.4
0.16
260 – 320
35
360 – 440
28
–
–
260 – 330
–
350 – 430
26
–
–
300 – 360
–
390 – 470
27 1.30.15
300 – 360
35
400 – 480
26 ––
300 – 380
–
380 – 480
23
–
–
340 – 400
35
440 – 520
24
–
–
340 – 420
–
410 – 510
21
–
–
380 – 480
–
440 – 560
19
–
–
420 – 520
–
470 – 590
17
–
–
460 – 560
–
500 – 640
15
–
–
500 – 620
–
530 – 690
13
–
–
Symbol for the
type of
surface
C
Si
Mn
finishing
max. max. max. +Z, +ZF, +ZA, +AZ, +AS
0.01
0.15
0.70
0.01
0.20
0.70
0.10
0.50
0.70
0.01
0.20
0.90
0.10
0.50
0.70
0.01
0.25
1.30
0.10
0.50
0.80
0.11
0.50
0.60
+Z, +ZF, +ZA, +AZ, +AS 0.015
0.30
1.60
0.11
0.50
0.80
0.11
0.50
1.00
0.11
0.50
0.80
0.11
0.50
1.00
0.11
0.50
1.40
0.11
0.50
1.40
0.15
0.50
1.70
0.15
0.50
1.70
Code
HX160YD
HX180YD
HX180BD
HX220YD
HX220BD
HX260YD
HX260BD
HX260LAD
HX300YD
HX300BD
HX300LAD
HX340BD
HX340LAD
HX380LAD
HX420LAD
HX460LAD
HX500LAD
Steel grade/type
1.0910
1.0921
1.0914
1.0923
1.0919
1.0926
1.0924
CR240LA
1.0929
1.0927
1.0930
CR270LA
1.0932
1.0945
1.0933
CR300LA 5)
CR340LA 5)
1.0934
CR380LA
1.0935
1.0990
CR420LA 5)
1.0991
CR460LA 5)
P
S
AlgesamtNb Ti
max. max. max. max.
0.06
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.06
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.06
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.08
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.08
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.10
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.10
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.030
0.025
≥ 0.015
0.09
0.12
0.10
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.120.025≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.030
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.15
0.12
0.025
≤ 0.1
0.09
0.12
0.030
0.025
≥ 0.015
0.09
0.15
0.030
0.025
≥ 0.015
0.09
0.15
0.030
0.025
≥ 0.015
0.09
0.15
0.030
0.025
≥ 0.015
0.09
0.15
0.030
0.025
≥ 0.015
0.09
0.15
B = Bake-hardening LA = Low alloy (microalloyed) Y = Interstitial free (IF Steel)
If the yield point is pronounced, the values for the lower yield point (ReL) apply.
Reduced fracture elongation values for product thicknesses >0.5 mm (minus 4 units) and for thicknesses > 0.5 mm and > 0.7 mm (minus 2 units).
3) For AS, AZ and ZF coatings, the A80 minimum values are reduced by 2 units and the r90 minimum values by 0.2.
4) For product thicknesses > 1.5 mm, the minimum r90-value is reduced by 0.2.
5) Can also be ordered as a hot-rolled product under HR300LA / HR340LA / HR420LA / HR460LA.
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Multiphase steels – continuous electrolytic strip and sheet made of multiphase steels for cold forming acc. to EN 10346 : 2009
Mechanical properties (lat.) cold-rolled products
Code
DP-steel
HCT450X
HCT500X
HCT600X
HCT780X
HCT980X
TRIP-steel
HCT690T
HCT780T
CP-steel
HCT600C
HCT780C
HCT980C
Steel grade/type
VDA 239-100
Material no.
CR290Y490T-DP
CR330Y590T-DP
CR440Y780T-DP
CR590Y980T-DP
1.0937
1.0939
1.0941
1.0943
1.0944
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
260 – 340
300 - 380
340 – 420
450 – 560
600 – 750
450
500
600
780
980
27
23
20
14
10
0,16
0,15
0,14
–
–
30
30
30
30
30
CR400Y690T-TR
1.0947
1.0948
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
430 – 550
470 – 600
690
780
23
21
0,18
0,16
40
40
CR570Y780T-CP
1.0953
1.0954
1.0955
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
350 – 500
500 – 700
700 – 900
600
780
980
16
10
7
–
–
–
30
30
30
Mechanical properties (lat.) warm-rolled products
Code
FB-steel
HDT450F
HDT560F
DP-steel
HDT580X
CP-steel
HDT750C
HDT780C
HDT950C
MS-steel
HDT1200M
Symbol for the Elongation limit Tensile strength Fracture Work hardening Bake hardening
type of
elongation
exponent
index
surface
Rp0,2 1)
RmA80 1) 2)n10-UEBH2
finishing MPaMPa %MPa
min.min.min. min.
Steel grade/type
VDA 239-100
Material no.
Symbol for the Elongation limit Tensile strength Fracture Work hardening Bake hardening
type of
elongation
exponent
index
surface
Rp0,2 1)
RmA80 1) 2)n10-UEBH2
finishing MPaMPa %MPa
min.min.min. min.
HR300Y450T-FB
HR440Y580T-FB
1.0961
1.0959
+Z, +ZF
+Z, +ZF
320 – 420
460 – 570
450
560
23
16
–
–
30
30
HR330Y580T-DP
1.0936
+Z, +ZF
330 – 460
580
19
0.13
30
HR660Y760T-DP
1.0956
1.0957
1.0958
+Z, +ZF
+Z, +ZF
+Z, +ZF
620 – 760
680 – 830
720 – 920
750
780
950
10
10
9
–
–
–
30
30
30
HR900Y1180T-MS
1.0965
+Z, +ZF
900 – 1150
1200
5
–
30
Reduced minimum values for Fracture Elongation apply for product thicknesses of t ≤ 0.5 mm (4 units less) and for 0.5 < t ≤ 0.7 mm (2 units less).
2) Fracture elongation values of two units less apply for ZF coatings.
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Multiphase steels – continuous electrolytic strip and sheet made of multiphase steels for cold forming acc. to EN 10346 : 2009
Steel grade/type
Code 1)
FB-steel
HDT450F
HDT560F
DP-steel
HCT450X
HCT500X
HCT600X
HDT580X
HCT780X
HCT980X
TRIP-steel
HCT690T
HCT780T
CP-steel
HCT600C
HDT750C
HCT780C
HDT780C
HDT950C
HCT980C
MS-steel
HDT1200M
VDA 239-100
Material no.
1.0961
1.0959
CR290Y490T-DP
CR330Y590T-DP
HR330Y580T-DP
CR440Y780T-DP
CR590Y980T-DP
CR570Y780T-CP
HR660Y760T-CP
Symbol for the
type of
surface
C
Si
Mn
finishing
max. max. max. V
max.
B
max.
1.0937
1.0939
1.0941
1.0936
1.0943
1.0944
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
0.14
0.80
2.00
0.080
0.015
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
0.14
0.80
2.00
0.080
0.015
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
0.17
0.80
2.20
0.080
0.015
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
0.170.802.200.0800.015
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
0.18
0.80
2.50
0.080
0.015
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
0.23
0.80
2.50
0.080
0.015
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
1.0947
1.0948
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
0.32
0.32
2.20
2.20
2.50
2.50
0.12
0.12
0.015
0.015
≤ 2.000.600.200.200.005
≤ 2.000.600.200.200.005
1.0953
1.0956
1.0954
1.0957
1.0958
1.0955
+Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF, +Z, +ZF, +ZA
+Z, +ZF +Z, +ZF +Z, +ZF, +ZA 0.18
0.18
0.18
0.18
0.25
0.25
0.80
0.80
0.80
0.80
0.80
0.80
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
0.080
0.080
0.080
0.080
0.080
0.080
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
0.015
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
≤ 2.001.000.150.200.005
≤ 2.001.200.150.200.005
≤ 2.001.200.150.220.005
1.0965
C = Cold-rolled products D = Warm-rolled products
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Nb + Ti
max.
+Z, +ZF 0.180.501.200.0300.010
≥ 0.015
0.300.050.150.005
+Z, +ZF 0.180.501.800.0250.010
≥ 0.015
0.300.150.150.005
+Z, +ZF 0.250.802.000.0600.015
≤ 2.001.200.150.220.005
F = Ferritic-bainitic X = Dual phase T = TRIP C = Complex phase M = Martensitic
1)
Cr + Mo
P
S
Altotal
max. max. max. X.
EMW delivery range
Coils
Slit strip
Cut-to-size sheet
Thicknesses
Widths
Lengths
Tolerances
from 0.30 – 4.50 mm
from 0.30 – 4.50 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 1,850 mm
from 0.40 – 3.00 mm
up to 1,530 mm
up to 1,850 mm
up to 8,000 mm
up to 3,000 mm
Available coating types
Coating code no.
VDA 239 -100
Minimum coating volume,
on both sides,
g/m2
Triple surface test
Single surface test
Zinc coating volume (Z)
Z100
GI 40
100
Z140
GI 60
140
Z200
GI 85
200
Z225
225
Z275
275
Z350
350
Z450
450
Z600
600
Zinc/iron alloy coating volume (ZF)
ZF100
GA 40
100
ZF120
GA 50
120
Zinc/aluminium alloy coating volume (ZA)
ZA095
95
ZA130
130
ZA185
185
ZA200
200
ZA255
255
ZA300
300
Aluminium/zinc alloy coating volume (AZ) not for multiphase steels
AZ100
100
AZ150
150
AZ185
185
Aluminium/silicon alloy coating volume (AS) not for multiphase steels
AS060
60
AS080
AS 30
80
AS100
100
AS120
AS 45
120
AS150
150
Coating volume of zinc-magnesium alloy (ZM)3)
ZM070
ZM30
70
AS100
ZM40
100
AS120
ZM50
120
1)
2)
3)
Theoretical reference value
for coating thickness per side in
µm
Typical value 1) Range 2)
Density
g/cm3
85
120
170
195
235
300
385
510
7
10
14
16
20
25
32
42
5 – 12
7 – 15
10 – 20
11 – 22
15 – 27
19 – 33
24 – 42
32 – 55
7.1
7.1
7.1
7.1
7.1
7.1
7.1
7.1
85
100
7
8
5 – 12
6 – 13
7.1
7.1
80
110
155
170
215
255
7
10
14
15
20
23
5 – 12
7 – 15
10 – 20
11 – 21
15 – 27
17 – 31
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
6.9
85
130
160
13
20
25
9 – 19
15 – 27
19 – 33
3.8
3.8
3.8
45
60
75
90
115
8
14
17
20
25
6 – 13
10 – 20
12 – 23
15 – 27
19 – 33
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
60
85
100
6.5
6.5
6.5
Layer thicknesses can be calculated from the coating volumes.
Users may assume that these limits will be maintained on the top and bottom sides.
More ZM coatings available on request.
Surfaces
Surface types
NA = Usual zinc spangle in different sizes with
usual surface
MA= Small zinc spangle with usual surface
MB = Re-rolled with improved surface
MC = Re-rolled with best surface
RA = Usual surface zinc/iron alloy
RB = Improved surface zinc/iron alloy
RC = Best surface zinc/iron alloy
Subsequent surface treatment
C = Chemically passivated
O = Oiled
CO = Chemically passivated and oiled
P = Phosphatized
PO = Phosphatized and oiled
S = Sealed
U = Untreated
Coating processes
+Z = Galvanised (99 % Zn)
+ZF = Zinc-iron alloy (galvanealed)
+ZA = Zinc/aluminium (Galfan, Zn + 5 % Al)
+AZ = Aluminium/zinc (Galvalume 55 % Al + 1.6 % Sl + Zn)
+AS = Aluminium-silicon coating (11 % Sl + Al)
+ZM = Zinc-magnesium (1 – 2 % Mg + 1-2 % Al + Zn)*
* yet standardised in EN 10246, available in various
qualities and coating volumes.
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XI. Your contact
Division management
Mockenhaupt, Michael
+49 (0) 2735/787-532
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Assistance of the management:
Winkel, Daniela
+49 (0) 2735/787-358
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Sales Germany
Sales management Germany-North
Sales management Germany South
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Sekretariat:
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Region Germany North
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(deputy regional manager)
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Mobile
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NL
D
B
F
CH
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Sales, Trade
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[email protected]
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+49 (0) 2735/787-246
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Lippa, Thomas
+49 (0) 3641/6360947
[email protected]
Fax
+49 (0) 3641/6360948
Mobile
+49 (0) 151/12143099
* authorized agent
International Sales
Sales Benelux/France
Jos Bergmans
Mgr. Kuyperslein 2
NL-5556 VS Valkenswaard
[email protected]
Phone+31/402049911
Mobile+31/651887324
Fax+31/402043833
PL
Sales Poland
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Mobile+48/603248103
[email protected]
PC-Fax
+49 (0) 2735/787-1991
CZ
A
Purchasing
Purchasing manager
Latsch, Holger, ppa.
+49 (0) 2735/787-470
[email protected]
Sekretariat:
Winkel, Daniela
+49 (0) 2735/787-358
[email protected]
Quality management / Technical
consulting
Quality management
Brüggemann, Torsten
+49 (0) 2735/787-680
[email protected]
Baumunk, Christian, a.a.* (head) +49 (0) 2735/787-291
[email protected]
Work prep. and Logistics
Technical consulting/Quality
Mockenhaupt, Elmar
+49 (0) 2735/787-396
[email protected]
Purchasing
Schilling, Frank, a.a.* (head)+49 (0) 2735/787-242
[email protected]
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[email protected]
De Spirt, Marco
+49 (0) 2735/787-599
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+49 (0) 2735/787-286
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Kreutz, Alfred
+49 (0) 2735/787-296
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Fax
Sieger, Jessica
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[email protected]
Production
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Our location
Headquarter and plant Neunkirchen
The EMW Steel Service Centre, the centre of excellence for sheet, is part of the internationally
successful company SCHÄFER WERKE. The owner-led group of companies has its headquarters in
Neunkirchen, in Germany’s Siegerland region.
The work of all the SCHÄFER WERKE divisions – EMW Steel Service Centre, SCHÄFER Perforated Metal,
SCHÄFER Container Systems, SCHÄFER IT-Systems, SCHÄFER Industrial Solutions, SCHÄFER Interior
Systems – is based on high quality thin steel sheet. The processing of this material is one of the core
competencies of this enterprise.
Round blanks in steel,
stainless steel and aluminium
Take advantage of our new supply range:
EMW Steel Service Centre will supply round blanks with
diameters of up to Ø 730 mm and thicknesses of
0.75 to 4.0 mm.
EMW Stahl Service GmbH
Pfannenbergstraße 1
D-57290 Neunkirchen/Siegerland
Phone +49 (0) 2735/787-02 · Fax +49 (0) 2735/787-484
E-Mail: [email protected]
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