Stainless Steel Rod: Specifications, Properties, Prices, Applications and Selection Guide
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This product adheres to ASTM A36 standard for low-alloy structural steel, with a precise thickness of 1/4 inch (6.35mm). Boasting a tensile strength of 400-550MPa and a yield strength of ≥250MPa, it offers excellent mechanical properties and machining adaptability. Easy to cut, weld, and bend, it suits multiple scenarios including machinery manufacturing, building structures, and equipment bases. Featuring uniform material, flat surface, corrosion resistance, and load-bearing capacity, it is a cost-effective choice for industrial applications, meeting the needs of bulk supply for foreign trade orders.
Q:How much does 1/4 A36 plate weigh?
A:The density of A36 steel is 7.85g/cm³, and the weight of the steel plate is calculated by “volume × density”. The weights of standard sizes are as follows:
The weight tolerance complies with ASTM A6 standard, controlled within ±3%. The weight of custom-cut sizes can be accurately calculated using the above formula.
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