High Tensile Steel Plates are a type of steel plate that is known for its high strength and durability. The following are the Standards and grades used in High Tensile Steel Plates:

• EN10025 S355J2 +N PLATES – This is a European standard that specifies the technical delivery conditions for flat products of high yield strength structural steel.
• IS2062 E350C PLATES, IS2062 E 350 A PLATES, IS2062 E350BR PLATES, IS2062 E350BO PLATES, IS2062 E350C PLATES, IS2062 PLATES – These plates are graded according to the Indian standard IS2062, which specifies the requirements for hot-rolled medium and high tensile structural steel plates.
• SA 572 GR 50 PLATES – This is an American standard that specifies the requirements for high-strength low-alloy columbium-vanadium structural steel plates.
• EN10025 S355JR PLATES – This is a European standard that specifies the technical delivery conditions for flat products of high yield strength structural steel.
• SAILMA PLATES – These plates are produced by the Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) and are known for their high tensile strength and excellent welding capabilities.
• ST52-3 – This is a German grade of steel that is used in structural applications.
• IS5986 2017 ISH490S – This is an Indian standard that specifies the requirements for high-strength structural steel plates with improved toughness and weldability.
• AH36 PLATES, DH36 PLATES, EH36 PLATES – These are high-strength steel plates that are used in shipbuilding applications

Carbon steel plates are made of carbon and iron, and they are widely used in construction and manufacturing industries due to their high strength and durability. Here are some of the standards and grades used in carbon steel plates:

• SAE 1050 Plates: These plates are high-quality carbon steel plates used in various industrial applications. structural steel.
• ASTM A515 Gr 60 Plates: These plates are intended primarily for intermediate and higher-temperature service in welded boilers and other pressure vessels.
• ASTM A515 Gr 70 Plates: These plates have a higher carbon content, providing excellent toughness and higher tensile strength.
• ASTM A516 Gr 60 Plates: These plates are primarily intended for use in welded pressure vessels where improved notch toughness is required.
• ASTM A516 Gr 65 Plates: These plates are intended primarily for use in welded pressure vessels where improved notch toughness is required.
• ASTM A516 Gr 70 Plates: These plates are widely used in the fabrication of boilers and pressure vessels in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, and power generation.
• C45 Carbon Steel Plates: These plates are medium carbon steel plates with good machinability and excellent tensile properties.
• EN8 Carbon Steel Plates: These plates are similar to C45 plates but with a higher carbon content, providing excellent hardness and wear resistance.
• ASTM A572 Gr 42 Plates: These plates are low alloy high-strength steel plates that are used in a variety of structural applications.
• ASTM A572 Gr 50 Plates: These plates have a higher yield and tensile strength compared to A36 plates, making them suitable for structural applications such as buildings and bridges

Boiler quality plates are a type of steel plate used in the construction of boilers and pressure vessels. The following are some standards and grades used for boiler quality plates:

• ASTM A516 Plates: These are a family of standard specifications for pressure vessel plates, carbon steel, for moderate- and lower-temperature service. The grades include ASTM A516 GR 60 and ASTM A516 GR 70, which are commonly used in boiler construction.
• IS 2041 Plates: These are Indian standards for carbon steel plates used in pressure vessels. The grades include IS 2041 R 220, IS 2041 R 260, IS 2041 H 235, IS 2041 H 265, IS 2041 H 295, and IS 2041 H355.
• ASTM A 515 Plates: These are another family of standard specifications for pressure vessel plates, carbon steel, for intermediate- and higher-temperature service. The grades include ASTM A 515 Gr 60 and ASTM A 515 Gr 70.
• ASTM-A 537 Plates: These are standard specifications for pressure vessel plates, heat-treated, carbon-manganese-silicon steel. The grades include ASTM-A 537 Gr 60 and ASTM-A 537 Gr 70.
• IS 2002 Plates: These are Indian standards for carbon steel plates used in pressure vessels. The grades include IS 2002 Gr 1, IS 2002 Gr 2, and IS 2002 Gr 3.
• DIN 17155 Plates: These are German standards for high-temperature pressure vessel plates. The grades include DIN 17155 Gr H1, DIN 17155 Gr H2, and DIN 17155 Gr H3.
• SA 516 Plates: These are another family of standard specifications for pressure vessel plates, carbon steel, for moderate- and lower-temperature service. The grades include SA 516 Gr 60, SA 516 Gr 70, SA 516 Gr 60 (NACE), and SA 516 Gr 70 (NACE+HIC), which are commonly used in boiler construction.

Alloy steel plates come in various grades and standards. Some of the commonly used standards and grades are:

• ASTM A 387: This is a standard specification for chromium-molybdenum alloy steel plates for pressure vessels. Various grades are available under this standard, such as A 387 GR 11, A 387 GR 22, and A 387 GR 12.
• ASTM 537: This specification covers heat-treated carbon-manganese-silicon steel plates for pressure vessels. Two grades are available under this standard, namely CL 1 and CL 2.
• IS2041 R355: This is an Indian standard for carbon steel plates for pressure vessels. R355 refers to the minimum tensile strength of the plates in megapascals (MPa).
• 16MO3 Plates: This is a European standard for alloy steel plates with specified elevated temperature properties. It has a minimum chromium content of 0.30%.
• 13CRMO45 Plates: This is another European standard for alloy steel plates with specified elevated temperature properties. It has a minimum chromium content of 0.70%.
• 10CRMO910 Plates: This is a German standard for alloy steel plates with elevated temperature properties. It has a minimum chromium content of 2.00%.
• SA 387 GR 11 CL 2: This is a specification for chromium-molybdenum alloy steel plates for pressure vessels. The CL 2 designation indicates that the plates have been tempered and quenched.
• SA 387 GR 12 CL 2: This is another specification for chromium-molybdenum alloy steel plates for pressure vessels. The CL 2 designation indicates that the plates have been tempered and quenched.
• ASTM A387 Grade 5: This is a specification for chromium-molybdenum alloy steel plates for use in welded boilers and pressure vessels designed for elevated temperature service.
• ASTM A387 Grade 9: This is another specification for chromium-molybdenum alloy steel plates for use in welded boilers and pressure vessels designed for elevated temperature service.

Chequered steel plates are also known as floor plates or tread plates. They have a unique pattern of raised diamonds or lines on one side and are flat on the other side. These plates are used for decorative purposes as well as in industrial and commercial applications that require slip resistance. The standards and grades used for chequered steel plates include:

• IS 3502 Chequered Plates: This Indian standard specifies the requirements for hot-rolled mild steel chequered plates for general engineering purposes. The grades used include E250A and E350.
• EN 10025 Chequered Steel Plates: This European standard specifies the requirements for hot-rolled structural steel chequered plates with a minimum yield strength of 235 MPa. The grades used include S235JR, S275JR, and S355JR.
• ASTM A36 Chequered Steel Plates: This American standard specifies the requirements for carbon steel chequered plates with a minimum yield strength of 36,000 psi. The plates must also meet specific dimensional and tolerance requirements.
• SA36 Plates: These are carbon steel plates that are used in the construction of bridges and buildings. They have a minimum yield strength of 36,000 psi and are often used as a base plate or anchor plate.

Liner Plates are steel plates designed for use as wear-resistant lining in various industrial applications, such as in the mining, construction, and cement industries. The following are the Standards and grades used in LINER PLATES:

• SAILHARD Plates: These are abrasion-resistant steel plates produced by the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL). They are designed to withstand high wear and tear in harsh working conditions and are commonly used in mining, construction, and earthmoving equipment.
• SAILHARD Plates: These are abrasion-resistant steel plates produced by the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL). They are designed to withstand high wear and tear in harsh working conditions and are commonly used in mining, construction, and earthmoving equipment.
• LAS07 Plates: These are wear-resistant steel plates produced by Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL). They have a high level of abrasion resistance and are commonly used in earthmoving equipment, mining, and construction industries.
• 200BHN Plates: These are high-strength and abrasion-resistant steel plates with a hardness of 200 Brinell. They are commonly used in mining, earthmoving equipment, and cement industries.

Abrasion Resistant Steel Plates are designed to withstand the impact of heavy materials, abrasion, and friction in harsh environments. The following are some of the Standards and grades used in these types of plates:

• BRINAR 400, BRINAR 450, BRINAR 500: These plates are German Wear Plates and produced by Salzgitter
• EVERHARD 400, EVERHARD 450, EVERHARD 500, EVERHARD 550, EVERHARD 600 PLATES – These plates are Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) wear-resistant steel plates and produced by JFE steel.
• HARDOX 400, HARDOX450, HARDOX 500, HARDOX 550, HARDOX600 PLATES – This type of plates are Swedish wear-resistant steel plates manufactured by SSAB.
• DILLIDUR 400 ,DILLIDUR450, DILLIDUR 500 PLATES – This standard is referred to as German wear-resistant steel plates made by Dillinger.
• QUARD 400 PLATES and QUARD 500 PLATES – These plates are French wear-resistant steel plates manufactured by NLMK Clabecq.
• ROCKSTAR 400, ROCKSTAR 450, ROCKSTAR 500 PLATES- These types of plates are Indian wear-resistant steel plates made by AMNS India.
• ROCKHARD 400, ROCKHARD450, ROCK HARD 500 PLATES – These types of plates are Indian wear-resistant steel plates made by JSPL India.
• PERDUR 400, PERDUR 450, PERDUR 500 PLATES – This standard is referred as wear-resistant steel plates produced by Thyssenkrupp Germany.
• ABREX 400, ABREX 450, ABREX 500 PLATES – These are wear-resistant steel plates manufactured by NSSMC in Japan.
• NM 400, NM 450, NM 500, and NM 600 – These plates are referred to as Chinese wear-resistant steel plates manufactured by NISCO (Nanjing Iron & Steel Co., Ltd.).
• FORA 400, FORA 450, FOR A 500 PLATES – These plates are wear- resistant steel plates made by Indu steel, Belgium.
• RAEX 400, RAEX 450, RAEX 500 PLATES – This standard refers to wear- resistant steel plates produced by Ruukki, Finland.
• XAR 400, XAR 450, XAR 500 PLATES – This type of plates are wear- resistant steel plates made by ThyssenKrupp, Germany.

Abrasion-resistant steel plates are designed to withstand wear and tear caused by constant exposure to abrasive materials. The following are some of the standards and grades used for abrasion-resistant steel plates:

• AR 400 Plates: A type of abrasion-resistant steel with a hardness range of 370-430 BHN
• AR 450 Plates: A type of abrasion-resistant steel with a hardness range of 420-480 BHN
• AR 500 Plates: A type of abrasion-resistant steel with a hardness range of 470-540 BHN
• AR 550 Plates: A type of abrasion-resistant steel with a hardness range of 520-580 BHN
• AR 600 Plates: A type of abrasion-resistant steel with a hardness range of 560-630 BHN
• AWP (Anti Wear Plates) Range: AWP-400, AWP-450, AWP-500

Carbon

• HITEN 780 LE Plates, WELTEN780, S690 QL Plates, STRENX700, MAXIL 690 Plates, NAXTRA 70 Plates, DILLIMAX 690T Plates, ROQ-tuf® AM700, SUPRALSIM 690 Plates, WELDOX 700E Plates, BISALLOY-80 Plates, SUPER ELSO® 690 CR, SIMAX700 Plates– These are various high-strength steel plates produced by different manufacturers that are known for their excellent toughness, durability, and weldability.
• S500MC Steel Plate, S700MC Steel Plate – These are high-strength steel plates that are used in a variety of applications, including cranes, earth- moving equipment, and offshore structures.