MAT 2100

MCGB - DATA SHEET FOR SUPPLIERS Old MAT Nos.: 202, -, -

Heat-treatable Steel, Carbon Steel

For more information contact F.L. Smidth

PROPERTIES:
Structural steel delivered in the quenched and tempered condition.
The steel exhibits good toughness for a given level of tensile strength.
STANDARDS:
General requirements:
When reference to this MAT NO appears on FLS Drawing or FLS Parts List or in FLS Purchace Order the data from the
Primary Standard is used as acceptance criteria.

Specific deviations in requirements made in the FLS Parts List, the FLS Purchace Order or a FLS Instruction always
overrules this data sheet.

Alternatively accepted International Standards listed in this sheet may be used if the suppliers documentation covers at
least the documentation required in the Primary Listed Standard. This means that supplementary tests in some cases
will be necessary.
Primary Standard:
EN 10083-2 (1991) + A1 (1996) , MATERIAL: C35E , MATERIAL No.: 1.1181
Quenched and tempered steels - Part 2: Technical delivery conditions for unalloyed quality steels

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION:
Dim, mm % C max % Si max % Mn max or % P max % S max % N max % Al min
or range or range range or range or range or range or range
0.32-0.39 0.4 0.5-0.8 0.035 0.035 - -

Dim, mm % Cr max % Mo max % Ni max % V max % Nb max % Ti max % Cu max % Other max
or range or range or range or range or range or range or range or range
0.4 0.1 0.4 - - - -
%Cr+%Mo+%Ni < 0.63%

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AT ROOM TEMPERATURE:

Condi- Dim, mm Tensile Strength Yield Strength Elong. Area M.Elas Hardness Imp. Energy
tion MPa MPa % Reduction GPa KV, min
Rm Re A5 Z Z⊥ E HRc HB HV °C J
Q+T 0-16 630 - 780 430 - 17 - 40 - - - 185 - 225 - 20 35
Q+T 16-40 600 - 750 380 - 19 - 45 - - - 180 - 220 - 20 35
Q+T 40-100 550 - 700 320 - 20 - 50 - - - 160 - 205 - 20 35
+QT : quenched and tempered
The hardness interval must be looked upon as a guidline or simple verification of the heat treatment.
Deviation in indicated hardness interval can not be used as only rejection criteria.

Rev_No: 0,80 Issue_Date: 01-06-1998 Prepared by: AsK

Rev_Date: 15-01-2004 Approved by: ESJ Page 1 of 3
 MAT 2100

MCGB - DATA SHEET FOR SUPPLIERS Old MAT Nos.: 202, -, -

Heat-treatable Steel, Carbon Steel

For more information contact F.L. Smidth

ALTERNATIVE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS TO MAT 2100

Standard Type of Material Name of Material Material No.
ASTM A 576/A 576 M (2000) Bars Gr. 1035 .
EN 10083-2 (1991) + A1 (1996) General C35E 1.1181
ISO 683-1 (1987) General C 35 .
JIS G 4051 (1979) General S 35 C .

ACEA: Association des Constructeurs Europeans d'Automobiles DIN: Deutsche Industrie-Norm

AGMA: American Gear Manufacturers's Association EN: European Norm
API: American Petroleum Insitute IEC: International Electrotechnical Commission
ASTM: American Society for Testing Material ISO: International Organisation for Standardizatio
BS: British Standard JIS: Japanese Industrial Standard
CCMC: Committee of Common Market Constructors NLGI: National Lubricating Grease Institute
DS: Dansk Standard SAE: Society of Automotive Engineer

DELIVERY CONDITIONS:
This material shall be delivered quenched and tempered.
The conditions given here are guidelines.
Quenching: 840 - 880 °C - soak in water, oil or synthetic quenchant.
Tempering: 550 - 660 °C

Rev_No: 0,80 Issue_Date: 01-06-1998 Prepared by: AsK

Rev_Date: 15-01-2004 Approved by: ESJ Page 2 of 3
 MAT 2100

MCGB - DATA SHEET FOR SUPPLIERS Old MAT Nos.: 202, -, -

Heat-treatable Steel, Carbon Steel

For more information contact F.L. Smidth

Revisions:
Rev. No Rev. Date Change Responsible
0,60 31-01-2002 Text editions AnJo
Prepared & Approved changed
References to Alternative Standards added to supplier version
Hardness interval can not be used as only acceptance criteria
0,70 12-03-2003 Welding electrode number changed by adding 9000. Welding electrodes are AsK
transfered to Purchase Parts.
0,80 15-01-2004 Standards updated. Rev_no updated. An extra decimal place added. AsK

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