EN 10025-2 Grade S200 Laser
EN 10025-2 Grade S200 Laser introduction
The Amstrong® Laser sheet range comprises hot rolled steel grades developed for applications using computer-controlled thermal and mechanical cutting equipment (laser, plasma etc). The sheets are cut to length from ArcelorMittal coils for laser applications on certified lines that are able to reduce internal stresses and improve flatness before, during and after cutting.
All these grades are designed to:
Give improved productivity, quality and consistency with laser cutting
Meet the most stringent flatness requirements after cutting
Amstrong® Laser sheets are virtually free of internal stresses and can therefore be used to produce sheets with guaranteed flatness before, during and after cutting.
Equivalent material: EN DD12
EN 10025-2 Grade S200 Laser general
| Property | Value | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Elongation | Elongation of 27 % | min. | for thickness 2-3 mm | Transverse, A80 |
| - | Elongation of 32 % | min. A5.65√So | for thickness 3-16 mm | Transverse |
| Tensile strength | Tensile strength of 320 - 410 MPa | for thickness 2-3 mm | Transverse |
| - | Tensile strength of 320 - 400 MPa | for thickness 3-16 mm | Transverse |
| Yield strength | Yield strength of 200 - 310 MPa | for thickness 2-3 mm | Transverse |
| - | Yield strength of 200 - 300 MPa | for thickness 3-16 mm | Transverse |
EN 10025-2 Grade S200 Laser mechanical
| Property | - | - | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Application areas | |||||
| Delivery condtion | |||||
| Other | - | Laser Classic | Laser Premium | Side trimmed* | - |
| For sheets | Maximum deviation: the minimum value, depending on the circumstances, between 4 mm/m or 8 mm/2 m or 12 mm/3 m and the special tolerances in EN 10051:2010 | Maximum deviation: the minimum value, depending on the circumstances, between 3 mm/m or 6 mm/2 m or 9 mm/3 m and the special tolerances in EN 10051:2010 | Min width | Max width | |
| On cut parts | Maximum deviation of 5 mm over a length of 1 m | Maximum deviation of 3 mm over a length of 1 m | 595 | 1640 | |