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Page 1: Steel Hardness Conversion

Steel Hardness ConversionBelow is a conversion table for the hardness of the steel.

The values listed are for reference only. There are some parameters that could change the

conversion. For example, the HV is only testing on a focused small spot, where the HRC/HB would

have a test result from a much bigger area.

Item

Rockwell RockwellSurface

Rockwell

Surface

Rockwell

Surface

RockwellVickers Brinell Brinell

HRC HRA HR15N HR30N HR45N HV HB30D2d10、2d5、4d2.

5mm

1 17   67.3 37.9 15.6 211 211 4.15

2 17.5   67.6 38.4 16.2 214 214 4.13

3 18   67.8 38.9 16.8 216 216 4.11

4 18.5   68 39.3 17.4 218 218 4.09

5 19   68.3 39.8 18 221 220 4.07

6 19.5   68.5 40.3 18.6 223 222 4.05

7 20   68.8 40.7 19.2 226 225 4.03

8 20.5   69 41.2 19.8 229 227 4.02

9 21   69.3 41.7 20.4 231 227 4

10 21.5   69.5 42.2 21 234 232 3.97

11 22   69.8 42.6 21.5 237 234 3.95

12 22.5   70 43.1 22.1 240 237 3.93

13 23   70.3 43.6 22.7 243 240 3.91

14 23.5   70.6 44 23.3 246 242 3.89

15 24   70.8 44.5 23.9 249 245 3.87

16 24.5   71.1 45 24.5 252 248 3.85

17 25   71.4 45.5 25.1 255 251 3.83

18 25.5   71.6 45.9 25.7 258 254 3.8

19 26   71.9 46.4 26.3 261 257 3.78

20 26.5   72.2 46.9 26.9 264 260 3.76

21 27   72.4 47.3 27.5 268 263 3.74

22 27.5   72.7 47.8 28.1 271 266 3.72

23 28   73 48.3 28.7 274 269 3.7

24 28.5   73.3 48.7 29.3 278 273 3.67

25 29   73.5 49.2 29.9 281 276 3.65

26 29.5   73.8 49.7 30.5 285 280 3.63

27 30   74.1 50.2 31.1 298 283 3.61

28 30.5   74.4 50.6 31.7 292 287 3.59

29 31   74.7 51.1 32.3 296 291 3.56

30 31.5   74.9 51.6 32.9 300 294 3.54

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31 32   75.2 52 33.5 304 298 3.52

32 32.5   75.5 52.5 34.1 308 302 3.5

33 33   75.8 53 34.7 312 306 3.48

34 33.5   76.1 53.4 35.3 316 310 3.46

35 34   76.4 53.9 35.9 320 314 3.43

36 34.5   76.7 54.4 36.5 324 318 3.41

37 35   77 54.8 37 329 323 3.39

38 35.5   77.2 55.3 37.6 333 327 3.37

39 36   77.5 55.8 38.2 338 332 3.34

40 36.5   77.8 56.2 38.8 342 336 3.32

41 37   78.1 56.7 39.4 347 341 3.3

42 37.5   78.4 57.2 40 352 345 3.28

43 38   78.7 57.6 40.6 357 350 3.26

44 38.5   79 58.1 41.2 362 355 3.24

45 39 70 79.3 58.6 41.8 367 360 3.21

46 39.5 70.3 79.6 59 42.4 372 365 3.19

47 40 70.5 79.9 59.5 43 377 370 3.17

48 40.5 70.8 80.2 60 43.6 382 375 3.15

49 41 71.1 80.5 60.4 44.2 388 380 3.13

50 41.5 71.3 80.8 60.9 44.8 393 385 3.11

51 42 71.6 81.1 61.3 45.4 399 391 3.09

52 42.5 71.8 81.4 61.8 45.9 405 396 3.07

53 43 72.1 81.7 62.3 46.5 411 401 3.05

54 43.5 72.4 82 62.7 47.1 417 407 3.03

55 44 72.6 82.3 63.2 47.7 423 413 3.01

56 44.5 72.9 82.6 63.6 48.3 429 418 2.99

57 45 73.2 82.9 64.1 48.9 436 424 2.97

58 45.5 73.4 83.2 64.6 49.5 443 430 2.95

59 46 73.7 83.5 65 50.1 449 436 2.93

60 46.5 73.9 83.7 65.5 50.7 456 442 2.91

61 47 74.2 84 65.9 51.2 463 449 2.89

62 47.5 74.5 84.3 66.4 51.8 470 455 2.87

63 48 74.7 84.6 66.8 52.4 478 461 2.85

64 48.5 75 84.9 67.3 53 485 468 2.83

65 49 75.3 85.2 67.7 53.6 493 474 2.81

66 49.5 75.5 85.5 68.2 54.2 501 481 2.79

67 50 75.8 85.7 68.6 54.7 509 488 2.77

68 50.5 76.1 86 69.1 55.3 417 494 2.75

69 51 76.3 86.3 69.5 55.9 525 501 2.73

70 51.5 76.6 86.6 70 56.5 534    71 52 76.9 86.8 70.4 57.1 543    

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72 52.5 77.1 87.1 70.9 57.6 551    73 53 77.4 87.4 71.3 58.2 561    74 53.5 77.7 87.6 71.8 58.8 570    75 54 77.9 87.9 72.2 59.4 579    76 54.5 78.2 87.6 72.6 59.9 589    77 55 78.5 88.4 73.1 60.5 599    78 55.5 78.7 88.6 73.5 61.1 609    79 56 79 88.9 73.9 61.7 620    80 56.5 79.3 89.1 74.4 62.2 631    81 57 79.5 89.4 74.8 62.8 642    82 57.5 79.8 89.6 75.2 63.4 653    83 58 80.1 89.8 75.6 63.9 664    84 58.5 80.3 90 76.1 64.5 676    85 59 80.6 90.2 76.5 65.1 688    86 59.5 80.9 90.4 76.9 65.6 700    87 60 81.2 90.6 77.3 66.2 713    88 60.5 81.4 90.8 77.7 66.8 726    89 61 81.7 91 78.1 67.3 739    90 61.5 82 91.2 78.6 67.9 752    91 62 82.2 91.4 79 68.4 766    92 62.5 82.5 91.5 79.4 69 780    93 63 82.8 91.7 79.8 69.5 795    94 63.5 83.1 91.8 80.2 70.1 810    95 64 83.3 91.9 80.6 70.6 825    96 64.5 83.6 92.1 81 71.2 840    97 65 83.9 92.2 81.3 71.7 856    98 65.5 84.1       872    99 66 84.4       889    

100 66.5 84.7       906    101 67 85       923    102 67.5 85.2       941    103 68 85.5       959    104 68.5 85.8       978    105 69 86.1       997    106 69.5 86.3       1017    107 70 86.6       1037                                      

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Hardness & Tensile ConversionBelow is the reference conversion table for steel to convert the hardness to its tensile

strength.

There are parameters that could change the real result of the tensile strength testing, for example:

temper embrittlement, hydrogen embrittlement, percentage of carbon, amount of the impurity...

Ite

m

Rockwe

ll

Tensil

e

σbMP

a

Tensil

e

σbMP

a

Tensil

e

σbMP

a

Tensil

e

σbMP

a

Tensil

e

σbMP

a

Tensil

e

σbMP

a

Tensil

e

σbMP

a

Tensile

σbMPa

Tensile

σbMPa

HRC

Carbo

n

Steel

Cr

Steel

CrV

Steel

CrNi

Steel

CrMo

Steel

CrNiM

o

Steel

CrMn

Si

Steel

High

Strengt

h Steel

Stainles

s Steel

1 17 73.6 706 705 772 726   757   703

2 17.5 74.4 714 712 775 731   763   711

3 18 753 723 719 779 737   769   719

4 18.5 762 731 727 783 743   776   728

5 19 771 739 735 788 749   782   737

6 19.5 780 748 743 792 755   789   745

7 20 790 757 751 797 761   796   754

8 20.5 799 766 759 802 768   803   764

9 21 809 775 767 807 775   810   773

10 21.5 819 785 776 813 782   817   782

11 22 829 794 785 819 789   825   792

12 22.5 839 804 794 825 797   832   802

13 23 849 814 803 831 805   840   812

14 23.5 860 824 813 838 813   848   822

15 24 870 834 823 845 821   856   832

16 24.5 881 844 833 852 830   865   843

17 25 892 855 843 860 838   874   853

18 25.5 903 865 853 868 847 866 882   864

19 26 914 876 864 876 857 876 892   875

20 26.5 926 887 875 884 867 886 901   885

21 27 937 898 886 893 877 897 910   897

22 27.5 949 909 897 902 887 907 920   908

23 28 961 920 909 912 897 918 930   919

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24 28.5 972 932 921 922 908 930 941   931

25 29 984 943 933 932 919 941 951   942

26 29.5 997 955 946 942 931 953 962   954

27 30 1009 967 959 953 943 966 973   966

28 30.5 1021 979 972 964 955 978 985   978

29 31 1034 991 985 976 967 991 996   990

30 31.5 1047 1004 999 988 980 1005 1008   1003

31 32 1060 1016 1013 1001 993 1018 1020   1015

32 32.5 1073 1029 1027 1013 1007 1032 1033   1028

33 33 1086 1042 1042 1027 1020 1047 1046   1041

34 33.5 1100 1055 1057 1040 1035 1062 1059   1054

35 34 1113 1068 1072 1054 1049 1077 1073   1067

36 34.5 1127 1082 1088 1069 1064 1092 1086   1081

37 35 1141 1095 1104 1084 1079 1108 1101   1095

38 35.5 1156 1109 1120 1099 1095 1125 1115   1109

39 36 1170 1124 1136 1115 1111 1141 1130   1123

40 36.5 1185 1138 1153 1131 1128 1158 1146   1138

41 37 1200 1153 1171 1148 1144 1176 1161   1153

42 37.5 1215 1168 1188 1165 1162 1194 1177   1168

43 38 1231 1184 1206 1182 1179 1212 1194   1184

44 38.5 1246 1199 1225 1200 1197 1231 1211 1193 1200

45 39 1263 1216 1243 1219 1216 1250 1228 1218 1216

46 39.5 1279 1232 1262 1238 1235 1270 1246 1243 1233

47 40 1296 1249 1282 1257 1254 1290 1264 1267 1250

48 40.5 1213 1267 1302 1277 1274 1310 1283 1291 1268

49 41 1331 1284 1322 1298 1294 1331 1302 1315 1286

50 41.5 1348 1303 1343 1319 1315 1353 1322 1339 1305

51 42 1367 1322 1364 1340 1336 1375 1342 1362 1325

52 42.5 1386 1341 1385 1362 1357 1397 1362 1385 1345

53 43 1405 1361 1407 1385 1379 1420 1384 1409 1366

54 43.5 1425 1382 1429 1408 1402 1443 1405 1432 1387

55 44 1445 1403 1452 1431 1425 1467 1427 1455 1410

56 44.5 1466 1426 1475 1455 1448 1491 1450 1478 1433

57 45 1488 1448 1498 1480 1472 1516 1474 1502 1457

58 45.5 1510 1472 1522 1505 1497 1541 1498 1526 1482

59 46 1533 1497 1547 1531 1522 1567 1522 1550 1508

60 46.5 1556 1522 1572 1557 1547 1593 1547 1575 1535

61 47 1581 1549 1597 1584 1573 1620 1573 1600 1563

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62 47.5 1606 1576 1623 1612 1599 1648 1600 1625 1592

63 48 1631 1605 1649 1640 1626 1676 1627 1652 1623

64 48.5 1658 1635 1675 1669 1654 1704 1654 1679 1655

65 49 1686 1666 1702 1698 1682 1733 1683 1707 1688

66 49.5 1714 1698 1730 1728 1710 1762 1712 1735 1723

67 50 1744 1731 1758 1758 1739 1793 1742 1765 1759

68 50.5   1767 1787 1790 1769 1823 1773 1795  69 51   1803 1816 1821 1799 1854 1804 1827  70 51.5   1841 1845 1854 1830 1886 1836 1860  71 52   1881 1875 1887 1861 1918 1870 1894  72 52.5     1906 1920 1893 1951 1903 1930  73 53     1937 1955 1925 1985 1938 1967  74 53.5     1968 1990     1974 2005  75 54     2000 2025     2010 2045  76 54.5     2033 2061     2048 2087  77 55     2066 2098     2086 2131  78 55.5               2177  79 56               2224  80 56.5               2274  81 57               2326  82 57.5               2380  83 58               2437  84 58.5               2496  85 59               2558  86 59.5               2623  87 60               2691  88 60.5                  89 61                  90 61.5                  91 62                  92 62.5                  93 63                  94 63.5                  95 64                  96 64.5                  97 65                  98 65.5                  99 66                  

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100 66.5                  101 67                  102 67.5                  103 68                  104 68.5                  105 69                  106 69.5                  107 70                                                            

Surface Roughness ConversionIn Taiwan and China, usually we use metric "Ra" system for the surface roughness

measurement.

In USA, you can simply divide the inch roughness number by 40 to get the metric Ra number.

For example, if the inch drawing specifies surface roughness 32.

32 / 40 = Ra 0.8

Surface roughness can be specified in different way of measure. Below is a conversion

table of them.

Ra Rmax(Ry) Rz Number Triangle

0.013a

0.025a

0.05a

0.10a

0.20a

0.05S

0.1S

0.2S

0.4S

0.8S

0.05Z

0.1Z

0.2Z

0.4Z

0.8Z

N 1

N 2

N 3

N 4

 

VVVV

0.40a

0.80a

1.6a

1.6S

3.2S

6.3S

1.6Z

3.2Z

6.3Z

N 5

N 6

N 7

 

VVV

3.2a

6.3a

12.5S

25S

12.5Z

25Z

N 8

N 9

 

VV

 

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12.5a

25a

50S

100S

50Z

100Z

N10

N11

 

Metal Standard ConversionMaterial Standard Conversion ASTM / DIN / JIS / BS / GB China / ISO / NF:

Below is a conversion table of the most frequently used materials in different national standards, as to the composition of the

materials, please refer to “Metal Material Composition”.

- Materials in different national standards might be slightly different in some detail compositions. It would be better to specify

which standard it is conforming to in the quotation and the purchase order.

- Due to the size limit of this web page, some of the materials could not be listed here. For example, some sheet metal

stamping materials CRS plates, Galvanized plates..If you would need more information, please contact SINAMA.

- Same material but in different shape or form might have different material numbers or names.

- The national standard of USA is ANSI, however ASTM is more frequently used

 

Note:

ASTM (USA): American Society for Testing and Materials

DIN (Germany): Deutsches Institut fur Normung / Deutsches Industrie Norm

JIS (Japan) Japanese Industrial Standard

BS (UK): British Standard

GB China (China): Guo Biao Standard

ISO (ISO): International Organization for Standardization

NF (France): Normes Française (AFNOR/ Association française de Normalisation)

Carbon Steel and Alloy Steel

ASTM DIN JIS BS GB ISO NF

1008

1010

1.0310

1.1121

C10

CK10

S10C 045A10

045M10

08

10

C10 XC10

1015 1.0401

1.1141

C15

CK15

S15C   15   XC18

XC18S

1020 1.0402

1.1151

C20

CK20

S20C 070M20 20    

1035 1.0501

1.1181

C35

CK35

S35C 080A35

080M36

35 C35

C35E4

XC38

XC38H1

XC38H2

1040 1.0511

1.1186

C40

CK40

S40C 060A40

080A40

080M40

40 C40

C40E4

XC42H1

XC42H2

1045 1.0503

1.1191

C45

CK45

S45C 060A45

080A46

45 C45

C45E4

XC45

1050 1.0540 C50 S50C 080M50 50 C50 XC50

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1.1210 CK50 C50E4

12L14 1.0737 9SMnPb36 SUM24L   Y12Pb 11SMnPb28  

4135 1.7220 34CrMo4 SCM435 708A37

709A37

  34CrMo4 34CD4

38CD4

4140

4142

1.7225

1.7227

42CrMo4

42CrMoS4

SCM440 708M40

708A40

708A42

709M42

709M40

42CrMoA 42CrMo4 42CD4

 

5120   20Cr4 SCr420   20Cr 20Cr4 20MC5

5135 1.7033

1.7034

34Cr4

37Cr4

SCr435 530A36 35Cr 34Cr4

37Cr4

38MC4

5140 1.7034

1.7035

37Cr4

41Cr4

SCr440 530A40

530M40

40Cr 37Cr4

41Cr4

42MC4

6150 1.8159 50CrV4 SUP10 735A51

735H51

50CrVA 9 50CV4

8620 1.7321 20NiCrMo2 SNACM220 805A20

805M20

  20NiCrMo2 20NCD2

Stainless Steel

ASTM DIN JIS BS GB ISO NF

304

S30400

1.4301 X5CrNi18-10 SUS304 304S31 0Cr18Ni9

0Cr19Ni9

11 Z7CN18.09

304L

S30403

1.4306 X2CrNi19-11 SUS304 304S11 0Cr19Ni10 10 Z3CN18.10

316

S31600

1.4401 X5CrNiMo17-12-2 SUS316 316S31 0Cr17Ni12Mo2 20 Z7CND17.11-02

420

S42000

1.4021

1.4028

X20Cr13

X30Cr13

SUS420 420S29 2Cr13

3Cr13

4 Z20C13

430

S43000

1.4016 X6Cr17 SUS430 430S17 1Cr17 8 Z8C17

440C

S44004

1.4125 X105CrMo17 SUS440C   9Cr18

11Cr17

  Z100CD17

630

S17400

(17-4)

1.4542 X5CrNiCuNb17-4 SUS630   0Cr17Ni4Cu4Nb 1 Z6CNU17.04

Aluminum Alloy

ASTM DIN JIS BS GB ISO NF

2014 3.1255 AlCuSiMn A2014S 2014A LD10 Al-Cu4SiMg 2014A

2024 3.1335 AlCuMg2 A2024S   LY9 Al-Cu4Mg1 2024

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5052 3.3535 AlMg3 A5052S   LF2   5052

6061 3.3206 AlMgSi0.5 A6061S 6061 LD2

LD3

Al-Mg1SiCu 6061

6063     A6063S 6063   Al-Mg0.7Si  

7075 3.4365 AlZnMgCu1.5 A7075S   LC4 AlZn5.5MgCu 7075

356     AC4C LM-25 ZL101 Al-Si7Mg(Fe) A-S7G

A356   G(GK)-AlSi7Mg AC4CH     Al-Si7Mg  

A360

(SG100A)

3.2382.05 GD-AlSi10Mg ADC3   Y104

(YZAlSi10Mg)

  A-S9

380              

A380

(SC84A)

  GD-AlSi9Cu3 ADC10 LM 24   Al-Si8Cu3Fe A-S9U3

383

(SC102A)

    ADC12 LM2      

Zinc Alloy

ASTM DIN JIS BS GB ISO NF

Zamak 3

AG40A

2.2140 GD-ZnAl4 ZDC2   ZZnAlD4    

Zamak 5

AG41A

2.2141 GD-ZnAl4Cu1 ZDC1   ZZnAlD4-1    

Copper, Brass, and Bronze Alloy

ASTM DIN JIS BS GB ISO NF

C110

C11000

2.0090 E-Cu57 C1100 C101

C102

T2 Cu-ETP  

C260

C26000

2.0265 CuZn30 C2600 CZ106 H70 CuZn30  

C268

C26800

2.0335 CuZn36 C2680 CZ107 H68 CuZn35  

C360

C36000

2.0331

2.0401

CuZn36Pb3

CuZn39Pb3

C3601

C3602

C3603

C3604

CZ124

CZ121

HPb61-1 CuZn36Pb3

CuZn37Pb2

CuZn38Pb2

CuZn39Pb3

 

C377

C37700

2.0380 CuZn39Pb2 C3771 CZ122 HPb59-1 CuZn38Pb2

 

 

C521

C52100

2.1030 CuSn8 C5210 PB104   CuSn8  

C836

C83600

2.1096.01 CuSn5ZnPb BC6

BC6C

LG2

 

ZCuSn5Zn5Pb5 CuPb5Sn5Zn5  

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C865

C86500

2.0592 CuZn35Al1 HBsC1 HTP1   CuZn35AlFeMn  

 

Other referenced standards.

(ANSI ) American National Standards Institute

(AISI) American Iron and Steel Institute

(AA) Aluminum Association

(SAE) Society of Automotive Engineers

(ASME) American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Metal Material CompositionMaterial Composition of the Most Frequently Used Materials:

Below is a simplified list of the most frequently used materials of SINAMA.

Material numbers listed hereafter are mainly based on the ASTM (USA) system.

For conversion of these materials in other national standards, please refer to “Metal Standard

Conversion”.

 

Note:

S: Sheet Metal Stamping Materials

B: Bar Stock Machining Materials

F: Forging Materials

C: Casting Materials

 

Carbon Steel and Alloy Steel

Number C Si Mn P S Ni Cr Mo Others

1008 0.10   0.30-0.50 0.04 0.05        

1010 0.08-

0.13

  0.30-0.60 0.04 0.05        

1018 0.15-

0.20

  0.60-0.90 0.04 0.05        

1020 0.18-

0.23

  0.30-0.60 0.04 0.05        

1035 0.32-

0.38

  0.60-0.90 0.04 0.05        

1040 0.37-

0.44

  0.60-0.90 0.04 0.05        

1045 0.43-

0.50

  0.60-0.90 0.04 0.05        

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1050 0.48-

0.56

  0.60-0.90 0.04 0.05        

12L14 0.15   0.85-1.15 0.04-0.09 0.26-

0.35

      Pb0.15-0.35

4135 0.33-

0.38

0.15-

0.35

0.70-0.90 0.035 0.040   0.80-1.10 0.15-0.25  

4140 0.38-

0.43

0.15-

0.35

0.75-1.00 0.035 0.040   0.80-1.10 0.15-0.25  

5120 0.17-

0.22

0.15-

0.35

0.70-0.90 0.035 0.040   0.70-0.90    

5135 0.33-

0.38

0.15-

0.35

0.60-0.80 0.035 0.040   0.80-1.05    

5140 0.38-

0.43

0.15-

0.35

0.70-0.90 0.035 0.040   0.70-0.90    

6150 0.48-

0.53

0.15-

0.35

0.70-0.90 0.035 0.040   0.80-1.10   V 0.15min

8620 0.18-

0.23

0.15-

0.35

0.70-0.90 0.035 0.040 0.40-

0.70

0.40-0.60 0.15-0.25  

Stainless Steel

Number C Si Mn P S Cr Ni Mo Others

304 0.08 1.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 18-20 8-10.5   N 0.10

304L 0.03 1.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 18-20 8-10.5   N 0.10

316 0.08 1.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 16-18 10-14 2.0-3.0 N 0.10

420 0.15 1.00 1.00 0.040 0.030 12-14      

430 0.12 1.00 1.00 0.040 0.030 16-18      

440 0. 6-1.2 1.00 1.00 0.040 0.030 16-18   0.75  

630

(17-4)

0.07 1.00 1.00 0.040 0.030 15-17.5 3-5   Cu 3-5

Aluminum Alloy

Number Al Si Fe Cu Mn Mg Cr Zn Others

2014 Rem 0.5-1.2 0.7 max 3.9-5.0 0.40-1.2 0.20-0.8 0.1max 0.25max Ti0.15max

2024 Rem 0.5max 0.5max 3.8-4.9 0.3-0.9 1.2-1.8 0.1max 0.25max Ti0.15max

5052 Rem 0.25max 0.4max 0.1max 0.1max 2.2-2.8 0.15-0.35 0.10max  

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6061 Rem 0.4-0.8 0.7 max 0.15-0.40 0.15max 0.8-1.2 0.04-0.35 0.25max Ti0.15max

6063 Rem 0.2-0.6 0.35 max 0.1max 0.1max 0.45-0.9 0.1max 0.1max Ti0.1max

7075 Rem 0.4max 0.5max 1.2-2.0 0.3 max 2.1-2.9 0.18-2.8 5.1-6.1 Ti0.20max

356 Rem 6.6-7.5 0.6 max 0.25max 0.35

max

0.20-

0.45

  0.35 max Ti0.25max

A356 Rem 6.6-7.5 0.2 max 0.2max 0.1 max 0.25-

0.45

  0.1 max Ti0.20max

A360 Rem 9-10 1.3 max 0.6max 0.35max 0.4-0.6   0.5 max Ni0.5max

Sn0.15max

380 Rem 7.5-9.5 1.3 max 3-4 0.5max 0.1 max   3 max Ni0.5max

Sn0.35max

A380 Rem 7.5-9.5 2 max 3-4 0.5max 0.1 max   3 max Ni0.5max

Sn0.35max

Zinc Alloy

Number Al Mg Zn Cd Cu Fe Pb Sn Others

Zamak

#3

4.1 0.04 96           AG40A

Zamak

#5

3.5-4.3 0.03-

0.08

94.25-

95.72

0.004max 0.75-

1.25

0.1max 0.005max 0.003max AG41A

Copper, Brass, and Bronze Alloy

Number Cu Pb Fe Sn Zn Mn Ni P Others

C110 99.9                

C260 68.5-

71.5

0.07max 0.05max   Rem        

C268 64-68.5 0.07max 0.05max   Rem        

C360 60-63 2.5-3.7 0.35max   Rem        

C377 58-61 1.5-2.5 0.3max   Rem        

C521 Rem 0.05max 0.1max 7-9 0.2max     0.03-0.35  

C836 84-86 4.0-5.7 0.25 4.6-6.0 4.3-6.0   0.8   Al0.005max

C865 55-60 0.3 0.4-2 1 36-42 0.1-1.5 0.8   Al0.5-1.5

- There are a lot more materials available, but due to the size limit of this web page, we could

only make a list of the most frequently used ones.

- Also due to the size limit of this web page, the mechanical properties and some detail

requirements of the composition could not be included in this list.

- Materials could have different names when the form/utility is changed. For example, SS304

could be specified as CF-8 when used for casting processes.

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