You can use structural steel sheets for both light and highly stressed applications. Their quality, processing requirements and properties are regulated by EN 10025-2, EN 10025-3, EN 10025-4, EN 10025-5 or ASTM/ASME regulations. Choose from several qualities depending on the area of use.
Types and uses of structural steel sheets
We supply sheets in various variants, from non-alloyed steel sheets to standard annealed or thermomechanically rolled sheets to sheets with increased resistance to atmospheric corrosion.
Structural steel sheets according to EN 10025-2
These are the most commonly used structural steel sheets. Their quality, requirements for processing and properties are governed by regulation EN 10025-2. They are easy to machine and have excellent weldability. They are used for undemanding industrial or construction projects.
Structural steel sheets according to EN 10025-3
These are sheets with a fine-grained structure. Their quality, requirements for processing and properties are governed by regulation EN 10025-3. They are characterized by high toughness and good weldability. You can also use them for more demanding industrial or construction projects and the construction of railway or motor vehicles.
Structural steel sheets according to EN 10025-4
These are thermomechanically rolled sheets with a fine-grained structure. Their quality, requirements for processing and properties are governed by regulation EN 10025-4. Common structural steel sheets according to EN 10025-4 are characterized by excellent weldability, strength and resistance. You can also use them for more demanding industrial or construction structures that are heavily stressed.
Atmofix sheets made of structural steel according to EN 10025-5
These are structural steel sheets that stand out due to their increased resistance to atmospheric corrosion, their quality, processing requirements and properties are governed by the EN 10025-5 regulation. You can also find them under the name Atmofix. They are classified as patina steels and therefore do not require additional surface treatments. You can use them for a variety of architectural applications as well as supporting steel structures for bridges or masts in high-voltage transmission systems.
Structural steel sheets according to ASTM/ASME
These are structural steel sheets that stand out for their strength and hardness. Their quality, processing requirements and properties are governed by ASTM/ASME regulations. Due to their versatility, common ASTM/ASME structural steel sheets are widely used in a number of applications. You will use them, for example, on bridge and building structures, heavy machinery, crane arms or boilers and pressure vessels.
Choose from a wide range of sizes.
We supply sheets in the following dimensions:
- length: max. 18,000 mm,
- width: 1000-3200mm,
- thickness: 5-100 mm,
- weight: max. 12,500 kg.
The stated dimensions are only approximate. The resulting appearance depends on the combination of individual parameters and material specification. Upon agreement, we are able to produce sheets up to a length of 21,000 mm and a thickness of 200 mm.