ASME SA572 Grade 60 [415] low alloy steel sheet

High-strength, low-alloy structural steel offering a minimum yield strength of 415 MPa (60 ksi) for thicknesses up to 380 mm. This SA572 Grade 60 [415] material is supplied as hot-rolled plate and sheet and is intended for welded structural applications where elevated strength and good notch toughness are required. Notch toughness requirements can be negotiated between purchaser and supplier to meet specific project needs.

Key features

• Minimum yield strength: 415 MPa (60 ksi) up to 380 mm thickness
• Supplied forms: plate, sheet, bar, angle, and structural sections
• Production methods: hot rolled (coil-sourced and plate-sourced as applicable)
• Coil limitation: coil thickness ≤ 25 mm

Standard dimensions (typical ranges)

• Width: 1,220 mm to 4,200 mm
• Length: 5,000 mm to 18,000 mm
• Thickness: available in plate and sheet thicknesses (yield strength guaranteed through 380 mm)

Processing and finishing services

• Cutting to size, shearing
• Welding and fabrication
• Grinding and surface preparation
• Bending and forming
• Machining: turning, drilling

Quality, testing and delivery

• Supplied to ASME/ASTM SA572 Grade 60 material requirements (as requested)
• For structural products produced from coil and furnished without heat treatment (or with stress relieving only), additional requirements and tests specified in Specification A6/A6M can be applied and reported on request
• Notch toughness and other impact test levels can be specified and mutually agreed prior to order

Typical applications

• Welded bridge construction and heavy civil structures
• Structural members for buildings, cranes, frames and platforms where high yield strength is required
• Any application where a balance of high strength and adequate toughness is critical

Ordering and customization

• Available in standard sizes or cut-to-length to buyer specifications
• Machining and fabrication services can be supplied as part of delivery
• For quotations (RFQs), provide required dimensions, quantity, required toughness or impact criteria, and any certification requirements so we can confirm lead time and testing scope.