Standard comparison of structural steel

Yield strength ReHN/mm2 Tensile strength Rm/mm2 Impact strength KV (by length) EN 10025:1993 EN10025:1991 DIN 17100 1980 SFS 200 1986
C/10-150mm-250mm

185

290-510

no requirements

S185

Fe310-0

St 33

Fe 33

235

360-510

20/27-

S235JR

Fe360B

St 37-2

235

360-510

20/27J/23J

S235JRG2

Fe 360BFN

Rst 37-2

Fe 37 B

235

360-510

0/27J/23J

S235JO

Fe 360 C

St 37-3U

235

360-510

-20/27J/23J

S235J2G3

Fe 360 D1

St 37-3N

Fe 37 D

235

360-510

-20/27J/23J

S235J2G4

Fe 360 D2

355

510-680

20/27J/23J

S355JR

Fe 510 B

355

510-680

0/27J/23J

S355JO

Fe 510 C

St 52-3U

Fe 52 C

355

510-680

-20/27J/23J

S355J2G3

Fe 510 D1

St 52.3N

Fe 52 D

355

510-680

-20/27J/23J

S355J2G4

Fe 510 D2

355

510-680

-20/40J/33J

S355K2G3

Fe 510 DD1

Markings and their definitions
S=Structural steel J=Fracture energy resistance requirement 27 Joules R=+20 C G1=Non-condensed steel
nnn=Minimum yield strength N/mm2 K=Fracture energy resistance requirement 40 Joules O=+/- 0 C G2=Non-condensed steel not allowed
(E.g. 235 or 355) Thickness of the 2=-20 C G3=Normalized or
thinnest area Normalization rolling
G4=Delivery type may be selected by the manufacturer