High-carbon steel strip: With rolling hardness (+CR)

Classification of symbolsNumerical
 classification
European Standard (EN)Mechanical properties and hardness requirements
Cold rolling (+CR)
Rm N/mm² maxMax. HV
C45E1.1191EN 101321020290
C67S1.1231EN 101321140315
C75S1.1248EN 101321170320

Note: it is possible to specify the hardness values or the tensile strength values, but not both. If neither of the two values is specified, the tensile strength value is calculated.
The specification for tensile strength/hardness must fall within a range of 150 N/mm² or 50 HV, unless expressly stated otherwise in the commercial agreement.

Classification of symbolsNumerical
 classification
European Standard (EN)Chemical Composition
CSiMnMax. PMax. SCrMoNi
C45E1.1191EN 10132-30.42 – 0.50max. 0.400.50 – 0.800.0350.035max. 0.40max. 0.10max. 0.40
C67S1.1231EN 10132-40.65 – 0.730.15 – 0.350.60 – 0.900.0250.025max. 0.40max. 0.10max. 0.40
C75S1.1248EN 10132-40.70 – 0.800.15 – 0.350.60 – 0.900.0250.025max. 0.40max. 0.10max. 0.40

THICKNESS TOLERANCES

A) Specified thickness tolerances for cold rolled strip and strip obtained strapping wide precision rolling w.
According to the EN 10140:2006 Standard.

Nominal Thickness tThickness tolerances according to EN 10140 for nominal widths w of
<125≥ 125 and <600
>A
normal
B
fine
C
precision
A
normal
B
fine
C
precision
0.10± 0.008± 0.006± 0.004± 0.010± 0.008± 0.005
0.100.15±0.010± 0.008± 0.005± 0.015± 0.012± 0.010
0.150.25±0.015± 0.012± 0.008± 0.020± 0.015± 0.010
0.250.40± 0.020± 0.015± 0.010± 0.025± 0.020± 0.012
0.400.60± 0.025± 0.020± 0.012± 0.030± 0.025± 0.015
0.601.00± 0.030± 0.025± 0.015± 0.035± 0.030± 0.020
1.001.50± 0.035± 0.030± 0.020± 0.040± 0.035± 0.025
1.502.50± 0.045± 0.035± 0.025± 0.050± 0.040± 0.030
2.504.00± 0.050± 0.040± 0.030± 0.060± 0.050± 0.035
4.006.00± 0.060± 0.050± 0.035± 0.070± 0.055± 0.040

Sizes in mm.

WIDTH TOLERANCES

Width tolerances for strips with sheared edgesStandard slitting tolerances for VINCO 1)Width tolerances according to the EN 10140 Standard for nominal widths of:
Nominal Thickness t3-1515-5050-150>150<125≥ 125 and <250≥250 and <600
>=<ABABAB
0.10.4± 0.075 2)± 0.075 2)± 0.075 2)± 0,10 2)± 0.15± 0.10± 0.20± 0.13± 0.25± 0.18
0.40.7± 0,085± 0,09± 0,10± 0,12± 0.15± 0.10± 0.20± 0.13± 0.25± 0.18
0.71.0± 0.085 3)± 0.09 3)± 0.10 3)± 0.12 3)± 0.20± 0.13± 0.25± 0.18± 0.30± 0.20
1.01.5± 0.10 4)± 0.10 4)± 0.10 4)± 0.15 4)± 0.20± 0.13± 0.25± 0.18± 0.30± 0.20
1.52.5on request± 0.13 5)± 0.15 5)± 0.16 5)± 0.25± 0.18± 0.30± 0.20± 0.35± 0.20
2.52.6on requeston request± 0.16± 0.175± 0.25± 0.18± 0.30± 0.20± 0.35± 0.25
2.64.1on requeston request± 0.16± 0.175± 0.30± 0.20± 0.35± 0.25± 0.40± 0.30
4.16.1on requeston request± 0.16± 0.175± 0.35± 0.25± 0.40± 0.30± 0.45± 0.35

1) Other, closer dimensional tolerances are possible under a commercial agreement 

2) Including the value t= 0.4 

3) Including the value t= 1

4) Including the value t= 1.5

5) Including the value t= 2.5

LENGTH TOLERANCES

Length tolerancesCloser tolerances are possible under a commercial agreementPositive tolerance in relation to the nominal length, according to the EN 10140 Standard for the
Nominal length LClass AClass B
L ≤ 1000+ 2+ 10+ 6
1000 < L ≤ 2500+0,002L+ 0.01 L+ 6
L > 2500+0,002L+ 0.01 L+ 0.003 L

Sizes in mm.

EDGE CAMBER TOLERANCES

Nominal width (w)Closer edge curve tolerances possible under a commercial agreementEdge curve tolerances according to the EN 10140 Standard
Maximum deviation 1000 mm
Thickness tClass A (Normal) (maximum deviation)Class B (FS) (Reduced) (maximum deviation)
t ≤ 1.20 mmt > 1.20 mm
3 ≤ W < 62.504.00
6 < W ≤  102.003.00
10 < W ≤  201.001.505.002.00
20 < W <  251.001.505.002.00
25 ≤ W < 401.001.503.501.50
40 ≤ W < 1251.001.502.501.25
125 ≤ W ≤ 3501.001.502.001.00
350 < W < 6002.001.00

Sizes in mm.

The absolute value of the tolerance can be divided within that range.

EN 10132-2:2021

Surface finish can be “rough” (RR), “matte” (RM), “smooth” (RL).

Products with MA and MB surface appearance are generally supplied with RL surface finish. If “rough” or “matte” surface finish is requested, the corresponding symbol must be indicated in the designation. 

  • Roughness requirements must be agreed upon at the time of request for quotation or order.
  • Cold-rolled strip should have a final bright surface finish, as obtained during rolling or annealing in a controlled atmosphere.

Surface appearanceSpecial surface finish
 
SymbolCharacteristicsField of application
MABright, clean, metallic surface; pitting grooves and scratches are not allowed.All thicknesses and supply conditions.RR, RM, RL 
MBBright, metallic, clean surface; pitting grooves and scratches are acceptable as long as the smooth, uniform appearance is not substantially affected to the naked eye.Thicknesses ≤ 2.0 mm and supply conditions +LC +CRRM, RL

The different surface finishes for the +LC and +CR conditions are as follows:

FinishedRoughness 
RoughRRRa ≥ 1.5 µm
MatteRM0.6 µm > Ra ≤ 1.8 µm
NormalRL Ra ≤ 0.6 µm
Classification of symbolsNumerical
 classification
European Standard (EN)Approximate international equivalents
US (AISI)Japan (JIS)China (GB)
C45E11191EN 10132-31045A682/684S45CG405145GB 3522
C67S11231EN 10132-41065A682/684S65C-CSPG480270GB/T 1222
C75S11248EN 10132-41074A682/684

STEEL STRIP WITH ROLLING HARDNESS

MAIN MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS

At VINCO we are specialists in the supply of strips of different materials that adapt to all types of applications. The steel strips with rolling hardness that we offer you are divided into three symbolic classifications depending on the carbon content and the treatment of the material: the C45E designation is governed by the EN 10132-3 standard. This type of strip is composed of 0.42-0.50% carbon with steel normalized by a heat treatment that improves its mechanical properties; while the C67S and C75S designations are governed by the EN 10132-4 standard. These steel strips are composed of 0.65-0.73% and 0.70-0.80% carbon, respectively. According to each chemical composition, mechanical properties and hardness requirements are determined based on maximum tensile strength (Rm N/mm2) and maximum Vickers hardness (HV max). All this information is detailed in the mechanical characteristics section of the product data sheet.

FINISHES AND SUPPLY OPTIONS FOR STEEL STRIP WITH ROLLING HARDNESS

The finishes for steel strip with rolling hardness are determined under EN 10132-3:2000 and EN 10132-4:2000, but they must always have a shiny surface finish as a result of the cold rolling process. As far as the level of roughness is concerned, it can be determined at the time of order or quotation according to the customer’s requirements.

The supply possibilities we have available at VINCO include the cookie or coil format, spooled and palletized. It is important to take into account that, depending on the curvature of the strap coil, what is known as deflection or winding memory can be produced. All delivery formats are equipped with protection systems that guarantee the shipment and transport of goods in good conditions: box, lid, intermediate cardboard or wooden blocks, corner protectors, anti-dust plastic bag, VCI anti-humidity paper or plastic, phytosanitary or maritime packaging and anti-humidity bags.

Regardless of the type of supply applied, the density of high-carbon steel strip is 7.85 kg/dm³. And if you want to calculate the weight and dimensions of the coil, we make it easy for you with our weight calculator. Contact us for more information.