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- Boiler steels
- High carbon steel
- High Yield steel
- steel for welded tubes
- General construction steel
- steel with Cr.,Mo.,Cr-Mo
- Steel for large diameter pipes
- Simple pressure vessels steel
- Steel for gas cylinders and gas vessels
- General purpose structural steels
- Steel for boilers and pressure vessels
- steel resistant to atmospherical corrosion
- Carbon steel and low alloy steel
- Fine-grain structural steels,normalised rolled
- weldable normalized fine grained pressure vessel steels

- Thick steel plates in high-rise cons
- ASTM A36 vs. ASTM A572 Steel Plates
- Q345R Steel Plates for Pressure Vess
- EH36 Steel Plates in Offshore Platfo
- The Role of S355J2 Steel in Bridge C
- Comparing S355J2 and S275JR Structur
- Heavy Steel Plates in Shipbuilding
- Advantages of ASTM A516 Grade 70 Ste
- The Role of Heavy Plates in Offshore
- Enhancing Safety with Quenched and T
ASTM A36 vs. ASTM A572 Steel Plates
ASTM A36 and ASTM A572 are two of the most commonly used carbon steel plate grades in construction and engineering.ASTM A36 offers good weldability, machinability, and strength, making it suitable for general structural applications such as bridges, buildings, and machinery parts.
ASTM A572, by contrast, provides higher strength and better performance under load. It is available in several grades, including Grade 50, which is widely used in heavy construction.
The choice between A36 and A572 depends on project requirements. For cost-efficient, standard applications, A36 is appropriate. For projects demanding higher strength and durability, A572 is the preferred option.