Technical Information

for the processing of coils at Ib Andresen Industri A/S

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STEEL SERVICE CENTER
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Contents
Foreword .....................................................................................................3
Checklist .....................................................................................................4
General Capabilities ......................................................................................5
SECTION 1
Steel Service Center – LANGESKOV
Capability ....................................................................................................6
Tolerances ...................................................................................................9
Film Application .........................................................................................10
Packaging .................................................................................................11
SECTION 2
Steel Service Center – VEJLE
Capability ..................................................................................................12
Coil Edge Trimming ....................................................................................13
Tolerances .................................................................................................14
Packaging .................................................................................................15
SECTION 3
General material characteristics
Out-of-squareness ......................................................................................17
Deviation from Flatness...............................................................................20
Camber .....................................................................................................22
Standard Sheet ..........................................................................................24
Steel Grades ..............................................................................................25
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Introduction
The purpose of this technical information is to be a useful tool regarding the purchase of coils
from the steelworks or the processing of those coils into sheets and/or slit coils at Ib Andresen
Industri.
In addition to this, you will also find information on our capabilities in both Langeskov and
Vejle. This information is just for informational purposes regarding our capabilities, but should
in no way be understood as restrictions.
Langeskov Steel Service Center is capable of handling delicate surfaces in addition to common
steel, meaning we can slit and cut stainless steel, aluminium, pre-painted steel and tin-plate,
etc. We can then also apply film and insert paper between the sheets.
Vejle Steel Service Center can process thick, heavy coils and hot-rolled, hot-rolled pickled,
galvanised and stainless steel grades. We are also able to wrap the sheets in environmentally-
friendly film after cutting in both Langeskov and Vejle.
This document also contains some helpful information on the most common material
properties: out-of-squareness, camber and deviation from flatness compared to the tolerances
specified in European Standards (ENs) and what we are capable of controlling.
Finding out what the different grade specifications for steel are can be a difficult task, so to
improve clarity we have put together the most widespread qualities in hot-rolled, cold-rolled
and galvanised steel.
We very much hope you benefit from this technical information.
Should you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us.
We are unable to accept responsibility for printing errors and omissions or any amendments to
standards or our capabilities after 01/05/2016.
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Checklist General Capabilities

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REMEMBER when ordering coils
In order to deliver the exact product you require and to ensure
the best possible conditions for the processing of coil materials,
it is important to inform the steelworks of the following:

the use of the materials;

the processing type (centre partitioning, bending, etc.) and
the coil dimensions we can handle (see pages 6–7 and 12).

We are happy to offer guidance regarding the packaging of the coils,

to help minimise coil transportation damage on coils, for example.

The following parameters are important for the steelworks and for
us:

thickness (and possible negative tolerance)

deviation from flatness (max. rise of wave)
camber
surface requirements
steel grades
quantity
Before we process your materials into sheets and/or slit coils, it is
important that we receive all of the information above and from the
table below. Please note that the information required may differ
according to the steel service center you will be working with.
If there are no specified tolerances, please refer to the section
on tolerances, which you can find on pages 9 and 14.
This section only covers a broad outline of our capabilities, i.e. the limits for cutting
and slitting on our machinery. For more detailed information, we refer you to the following pages
where we specify the capabilities of each individual machine.
As the information given is a summary of the capabilities of our machines, it should only be understood as
a guideline rather than limits or restrictions. If your requirements do not fall
within those given, please feel free to contact us.
Both of our Steel Service Centers are TÜV-certified for restamping from coils to sheets.
We can also offer steel stamping of hot-rolled, cold-rolled and galvanised steel as well as ink jet
stamping of stainless steel, aluminium and non-oiled materials.

Required information for coil processing at Steel Service Center IAI

Sheets: Slit Coils: Packaging: Langeskov – Cutting Slitting

Dimensions (T x W x L) Dimensions (T x W) Packaging and labelling No of machines 3 cutting lines No of machines 3 slitting lines
requirements
Sheet thickness: 0.4–4.0 mm Material thickness 0.2–6.5 mm
Grade Grade
Sheet widths: 200–1,650 mm Coil width: max. 1,650 mm
Tolerances Tolerances
Sheet lengths: 200–8,040 mm Strip width: min. 10 mm
- width and length - width
- flatness - camber
- camber
Max. diagonal deviation Ring size
- internal/external diameter
Vejle – Cutting
- max. length per split ring No of machines 3 cutting lines
Max. kg per package / max. number Max. kg per package / max. number Sheet thickness: 2.0–16.0 mm
of sheets per package of rings per package
Sheet widths: 550–2,150 mm
Surface requirements Surface requirements
Sheet lengths: 800–18,000 mm

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Steel Service Center – Langeskov Capability – Slitting

Capability – Cutting

Cutting

Material thickness in mm
Material width in mm
Coil weight (kg)
External diameter in mm
Material width with edge trim in mm
Material width without edge trim in mm
Sheet length in mm
Edge trim sheet thickness in mm
Edge trim width on each side in mm
Internal diameter in mm
Stacking height incl. pallet in mm
Weight per pallet in kg
* See table on p. 8.
Line 1 (601)

Min.
0.40

700
366
250
200
0.40
5
490
Max.
1.50
1,510
*
1,850
1,510
1,510
4,650
1.50
40
620
600
5,000
700
530
200
230
0.65
5
490
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Line 2 (602)

Min.
0.65
Max.
3.00
1,550
*
1,870
1,550
1,550
8,040
2.00
40
620
500
5,000
Line 3 (605)

Min.
1.00

900
500
500
500
1.00
5
508
Max.
4.00
1,650
30,000
2,000
1,650
1,650
6,500
4.00
45
610
550
5,000
Slitting

Coil weight in tonnes

Coil width in mm

External coil diameter in mm

Internal coil diameter in mm
Material thickness in mm
* See table on p. 8
** See table below
Material grades:
Min.
-

150

800
508
2.0
Line 1 (501)

Base material

Max.
20

1,570

2,000
780
6.5
Slitted coil

Min.
-

25

**
508
2.0
Max.
20

1,550

2,000
610
6.5
Min.
-

50

600
508
0.4
Line 2 (502)

Base material

Max.
20

1,550

1,850
610
4.0
Slitted coil

Min.
-

9.8

**
508
0.4
Max.
(20)*

1,500

1,850
508
4.0

Hot-rolled, cold reduced, galvanised, electro-galvanised, pre-painted, film-covered, stainless steel, aluzinc
and aluminium.

For material grades with a tensile strength of > 900 N/mm², please contact our sales department.

Min. outer diameter on slitted coils

Material thickness in mm

< 3.00
3.01–4.00
4.01– 5.00
5.01– 6.50
Min. outer diameter on
slitted coils in mm

600
700
950
1,000
Min.
-

350

800
508
0.2
Line 3 (503)

Base material

Max.
30

1,650

2,000
610
2.0
Slitted coil

Min.
-

20

746
508
0.2
Max.
30

1,650

2,000
610
2.0

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Capability – Coil Weight Tolerances – Cutting and Slitting

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We can handle coil weights according to the tables below. Differences in length, width and diagonal in mm:

Sheet length
length < 2,000 mm 2,000–3,999 mm 4,000–4,999 mm 5,000–8,040 mm
Size of coil intended for slitting Size of coil intended for sheet cutting
Load table Load table Coil width with
± 0.5 ± 0.5 ± 0.5 ± 0.5
Coil width in Line 501 – Line 502 – Line 503 edge trim
Coil width in Line 601 Line 602 Line 605
mm max. max. Coil weight mm Coil weight (kg) Coil weight (kg) Coil weight (kg) Length1) ± 1.0 ± 1.5 ± 3.0 ± 3.0
coil weight coil weight (kg) Mat. thickn. Mat. thickn. Mat. thickn.
(kg) (kg) Mat. thickn. 0.4–1.5 0.65–3.0 1.0–4.0
1)
measured at the centre of the sheet.
Mat. thickn. Mat. thickn. 0.2–2.0 Max.ext.diam. Max.ext.diam. Max.ext.diam. A pronounced camber effect can result in significant differences in the linear measurements on a single sheet.
2.0–6.5 0.4–4.0 1,850 mm 1,870 mm 2,000 mm
Int.diam. Int.diam. Int.diam. The tolerances given are for informational
Up to width: 610 mm 610 mm 610 mm purposes only.
max.20,000 max.20,000 26,300
1,163 Precision tolerances depend on the starting
Up to width:
1,174 19,800 19,800 27,000 18,600 20,000 26,000 materials and can be arranged on a case-
1,163
1,186 19,600 19,600 27,300 by-case basis.
1,174 18,600 19,800 26,200
1,198 19,400 19,400 27,600
1,186 18,600 19,600 26,500 Differences in the length and diagonal are
1,211 19,200 19,200 27,900 dependent on the camber effect of the
1,198 18,600 19,400 26,700
1,224 19,000 19,000 28,200 material. See also page 17–19.
1,211 18,600 19,200 27,000
1,237 18,800 18,800 28,500
1,224 18,600 19,000 27,300 Camber
1,250 18,600 18,600 28,800
1,237 18,600 18,800 27,600 As we describe in more detail on page 22,
1,264 18,400 18,400 29,100 we have no influence on the camber effect
1,250 18,600 18,600 27,900
1,277 18,200 18,200 29,400 in the material. One of the services we
1,264 18,400 18,400 28,200 offer is monitoring and stopping production
1,292 18,000 18,000 29,800
1,277 18,200 18,200 28,500 if the measured value is larger than
1,306 17,800 17,800 30,000
1,292 18,000 18,000 28,800 permitted.
1,321 17,600 17,600 30,000
1,306 17,800 17,800 29,200
1,336 17,400 17,400 30,000 Deviation from flatness
1,321 17,600 17,600 29,500 Unless otherwise agreed, we always aim
1,352 17,200 17,200 30,000
1,368 17,000 17,000 30,000
1,336 17,400 17,400 29,800 to cut within the strictest deviances for the
1,352 17,200 17,200 30,000 different grades. See also page 20.
1,384 16,800 16,800 30,000
1,401 16,600 16,600 30,000 1,368 17,000 17,000 30,000
Diagonal deviation
1,418 16,400 16,400 30,000 1,384 16,800 16,800 30,000
1,401 16,600 16,600 30,000 Sheet length in mm Max. diagonal
1,435 16,200 16,200 30,000
difference
1,453 16,000 16,000 30,000 1,418 16,400 16,400 30,000
length < 2,000 2.0 mm
1,472 15,800 15,800 30,000 1,435 16,200 16,200 30,000
2,000–3,999 3.0 mm
1,490 15,600 15,600 30,000 1,453 16,000 16,000 30,000
4,000–8,040 4.0 mm
1,510 15,400 15,400 30,000 1,472 15,800 15,800 30,000
Upon agreement, we can monitor the diagonal
1,530 15,200 15,200 30,000 1,490 15,600 15,600 30,000 deviation in accordance
1,550 15,000 15,000 30,000 1,510 15,400 15,400 30,000 with the table above.

1,570 15,000 30,000 1,530 15,200 30,000

Width tolerances: slitted coils
1,650 30,000 1,550 15,000 30,000
1,570 30,000 Material thickness in Tolerances in
mm mm
1,585 30,000
0.20–2.00 ± 0.10
1,600 30,000
2.01–4.00 ± 0.15
1,625 30,000
1,650 30,000 4.01–6,00 ± 0.20
6,01-7,00 ± 0.30

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Film Application Packaging

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In addition to slitting and cutting surface-treated materials, stainless steel, aluminium and other metals, we We offer the following packaging types for sheets and slit coils as standard.
can also cover the surface with a film finish.

Our standard range of film coverings is as follows:

Sheets Slit coils
Outdoor
Material Glaze Type Film thickness Glue
storage

Laser film
Pre-painted steel 40 my Highly
Glaze 20/50 PF-13/40 Up to 6 months
Stainless steel transparent adhesive
Aluminium

50 my Acrylic glue
Pre-painted steel Glaze 40/60 PF-12/4 Up to 3 months
transparent medium adhesion

50 my Acrylic glue Plastic film on pallet Standard slit coil pallets

Pre-painted steel Glaze 50–80 PF-12/2 Up to 3 months
transparent light adhesion

Stainless steel 70 my Rubber glue

40/70 PF-561/170 Up to 6 months
Aluminium black/white medium adhesion

Laser film
Pre-painted steel PF-584 100 my Rubber glue
20/50 Up to 6 months
Stainless steel Solid-State Laser black/black highly adhesive
Aluminium

Dimensions Plastic film on pallet, plastic wrap- Slit coil cradle

Min. width: 400 mm ping, edge protection (embplastd06) (can also be delivered with cardboard
Max. width: 1,650 mm cylinder)

Delivery times for films

Standard widths
1,000/1,250/1,500 mm can be
delivered the next day.

Fixed widths can be delivered within 5 days.

Pricing
The price is calculated per Plastic film on pallet, corrugated plas-
tic and edge protection (embplastd11)
m2; in the case of customised
dimensions, a supplement will
likely be added to the complete
coil.

Plastic film on pallet, film wrapping +

edge protection (embplastd10)
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Steel Service Center – Vejle

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Capability
Cutting

Line 1 (701) Line 2 (702) Line 3 (707)

Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max.

Material thickness in mm 1)
2.00 6.00 5.00 15.00 3.00 16.00
Material width in mm 550 2,080 600 2,080 600 2,150
Coil weight (kg) 30,000 30,000 30,000
External diameter in mm 2,080 2,200 2,100

Coil Edge Trimming

Internal coil diameter in mm 610 920 610 920 610 850
Sheet width (if edge trim) in mm 575 2,040 600 2,060 600 2,100
Edge trim thickness 2)
5.00 14.00 16.00
Edge trim width 3)
16 140 20 140 20 140 Coils which will need edge trimming must
Sheet length in mm 700 18,000 800 18,000 800 13,500 have the following minimum additional width.
Weighing of sheets: length in mm 8,000 490 8,000 508 13,500 Remember to add these on when ordering from
the steelworks so there is sufficient material for
1)
max. thickness for grade S355 edge trimming.
2)
dependent on edge trim width and tensile strength
3)
dependent on edge trim thickness and tensile strength

Minimum guideline weights for removal of coils (kg) Minimum additional width at edge trimming

Width Material thickness in Min. total additional

Thickness in mm mm width in mm
> 550 – ≤ 1,000 mm > 1,000 – ≤ 1,500 mm > 1,500 – ≤ 2,150 mm
2–4 16
≤2 4,000 4,500 5,000
5–7 20
>2–≤3 4,000 4,500 5,000
8–10 25
>3–≤4 4,000 4,500 6,000
11–12 30
>4–≤5 4,000 5,500 6,500
13–14 35
>5–≤6 4,500 6,000 7,500
15–16 40
>6–≤7 5,500 6,500 8,000
>7–≤8 6,000 7,000 8,500 For example, material that has a thickness of 6
>8–≤9 7,000 8,000 9,000 mm must add 20 mm to its width + the steel
> 9 – ≤ 10 8,500 9,000 9,500 mills plus tolerance.
> 10 – ≤ 11 9,000 9,500 10,000
> 11 – ≤ 12 10,000 11,000 11,500
> 12 – ≤ 13 11,000 12,000 13,000
> 13 – ≤ 14 12,000 13,000 14,500
> 14 – ≤ 15 13,000 14,000 16,000
16 mm coils cannot be removed
There may be situations in which coils cannot be removed due to safety reasons. Contact our sales department.

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Packaging
Tolerances
Plastic film
We wrap our packages in strong plastic film which helps protect the edges. After that, they are
Coil Cutting – width specifications wrapped with stretch film.
Width specification
The film is protecting against corrosion by use of VCI-inhibitor.
With edge trim in mm ± 1.0
The packaging film is environmentally-friendly and can be recycled or
disposed of as normal waste.

Differences in length and width in mm:

plus Standard Standard – plus
Measured length length tolerance length tolerance length tolerance
VES-07-71 VES-07-72 VES-07-73
800–1,000 mm + 10.0 / - 0.0 ± 2.0 +4/-0
1,001–2,000 mm + 10.0 / - 0.0 ± 2.0 +4/-0
2,001–3,000 mm + 10.0 / - 0.0 ± 2.0 +4/-0
3,001–4,000 mm + 10.0 / - 0.0 ± 2.0 +4/-0
4,001–6,000 mm + 10.0 / - 0.0 ± 2.5 +5/-0
6,001–8,000 mm + 10.0 / - 0.0 ± 3.0 +6/-0
8,001–10,000 mm + 10.0 / - 0.0 ± 3.5 +7/-0
10,001–12,000 mm + 20.0 / - 0.0 ± 4.0 +8/-0
12,001–16,000 mm + 20.0 / - 0.0 ± 5.0 + 10 / - 0

Please contact our sales department to discuss other tolerances.

Upon agreement, we can monitor the diagonal deviation in accordance with the table above.

Diagonal deviation
Sheet length in mm Max. diagonal difference
800 ≤ l ≤ 2,000 2.0 mm
2,001 < l ≤ 3,000 3.0 mm
3,001 < l ≤ 4,000 4.0 mm
4,001 < l ≤ 6,000 5.0 mm
6,000 < l By agreement

Film packing

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Out-of-squareness
General Material Properties In the following section, the out-of-squareness is
D2

specified in accordance with the current standards

B
for steel, stainless steel and aluminium.
This section describes some of the parameters you will need to
Steel D1
consider before placing your order from our steelworks:
In standards DS/EN 10131 (cold-rolled), DS/EN
10051 (hot-rolled) and DS/EN 10143 (galvanised),
out-of-squareness the out-of-squareness U (see figure) shall not exceed
U
deviation from flatness 1% of the actual width of the sheet/plate. L
camber.
As these deviations are not applicable in practice, we use the difference between the two diagonals as
the basis for out-of-squareness. Large cambers can results in problems complying with the given diagonal
targets. In case of non-compliance, we will compile a deficiency report, which will be send to you.

The lower the difference between the two diagonal target measurements the more square sheet (in the
case of a parallelogram).

The following table gives the maximum permissible deviation for diagonals which correspond to a 1%
deviation in the width for the three standard formats.

W (in mm) L (in mm) Dev. in % D1 (in mm) D2 (in mm) ΔD (in mm)

1,000 2,000 1.0 2,245.0 2,227.1 17.9

1,250 2,500 1.0 2,806.3 2,783.9 22.4
1,500 3,000 1.0 3,367.5 3,340.7 26.8

Stainless steel
Sheet length (l) ΔD (in mm)1)
According to the standards for stainless steel, the
deviation U is also measured in comparison with the length < 3,000 mm 6
sheet width.
3,000–5,999 mm 10
The out-of-squareness shall not exceed 0.5% of the
actual width of the sheet. length > 6,000 mm 15
1) diagonal deviation
For the different sizes, please refer to the table to
the right:

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 Aluminium Width i mm Length i mm ΔD i mm
In the norm DS/EN 485-4 for aluminium
< 1,000 ≤ 1,000 4
the tolerance of squareness is indicated
1,001 - 2,000 4
as a deviation between the diagonal mea-
sures. 2,001 - 3,000 5
3,001 - 5,000 6
5,001 - 6,000 10
1,000 - 1,500 < 1,000 -
1,001 - 2,000 5

Some companies cannot accept such large 2,001 - 3,000 5

deviations. On the basis of optimum coil 3,001 - 5,000 8
properties and only according to agreement 5,001 - 6,000 10
we are able to produce to narrower toler-
ances, see page 9 and 15.

The foregoing indicates our normal devi-

ations, if you want to calculate diagonal
deviations, you can use the following pro-
cedure:

L = 595
Dmin = (l - U)² + b²
90.5º 89.5º Dmax = (l + U)² + b²
∆D = Dmax - Dmin

W = 519
Example
Dmin = (595 - 5.19)² + 519² = 785.64 mm
Dmax = (595 + 5.19)² + 519² = 793.47 mm
89.5º 90.5º ∆D = 793.47 - 785.64 = 7.83 mm

U = 5.19 (1% af B)

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Deviation from Flatness Deviation from flatness for cold-rolled stainless materials
Standard EN 9445 (stainless steel) defines deviation from flatness in two different ways.
The deviation from flatness (also know as the max. rise of wave) is the maximum permitted distance
between the sheet and the horizontal surface on which it is placed.
1) the maximum deviation from flatness in the 2) the edge waviness (ratio of the wave
maximum distance between the lower surface of height to wave length):
This is one of the most important parameters when discussing permissible deviations in the material.
the product and the flat horizontal surface:
The reason for this is that many fully-automatic machines require a specific flatness.

The maximum permissible deviation from flatness specified in DS/EN 10131 (cold-rolled) and DS/
Specification length in mm
EN 10143 (galvanised) are given in the table. These figures are, however, too great for most modern Wave height
manufacturing equipment. ≤ 3,000 mm > 3,000 mm ≤ 0.03
Normal 10 12 Wave length
Max. permissible deviation from flatness for cold-rolled (DS/EN 10131) and galvanised
Precision 7 8
(DS/EN 10143) materials with a yield strength of < 260 N/mm2:
Width in mm Deviation (standard) Precision deviation
t < 0.70 0.70–1.20 1.21–3.00 t < 0.70 0.70–1.20 1.21–3.00
600–1,199 10 8 7 5 4 3
1,200–1,499 12 10 8 6 5 4
width > 1,500 17 15 13 8 7 6
t = nominal thickness

Max. permissible deviation from flatness for cold-rolled (DS/EN 10131) and galvanised
(DS/EN 10143) materials with a yield strength of ≥ 260 < 340 N/mm2:
Width in mm Standard specification Precision specification
t < 0.70 0.70–1.20 1.21–3.00 t < 0.70 0.70–1.20 1.21–3.00
600–1,199 13 10 8 8 6 5
1,200–1,499 15 13 11 9 8 6
width > 1,500 20 19 17 12 10 9
t = nominal thickness

Max. permissible deviation from flatness for hot-rolled materials according to DIN/EN 10051 A1:
Sheet thickness in mm Width in mm Flatness specification
Normal deviation Precision deviation
≤ 1,200 18 9
≤ 2.00 1,200 < W ≤ 1,500 20 10
> 1,500 25 13
≤ 1,200 15 8
2.00 < t ≤ 25.00 1,200 < W ≤ 1,500 18 9
> 1,500 23 12

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Camber
Camber occurs in a material when it is being rolled in the steelworks. Unfortunately there is no way The length to be used (and which the edge camber has to be measured against) is
of eliminating camber when slitting or cutting the material. often different to the one specified in the standards.

DS/EN 10131 (cold-rolled) and DS/EN 10143 (galvanised) See the example below.
The edge camber shall not exceed 6 mm over a length of 2,000 mm and a slit wide strip of width ≥
600 mm. For lengths of less than 2,000 mm, the edge camber shall not exceed 0.3% of the actual
length.

EN 10051 A1 (hot-rolled)
The edge camber shall not exceed 0.5% of the actual length of the sheet for a nominal length of
< 5,000 mm. For sheet with a nominal length of ≥ 5,000 mm and width of ≥ 600 mm, the edge
camber shall not exceed 20 mm for any length of 5,000 mm in the case of sheet with mill edges
and 15 mm in the case of sheet with trimmed edges.

According to DIN/EN 10259 and DS/EN 10258 for stainless steel, the tolerances are as follows:
Width in mm Edge camber for measuring length of 1,000 mm
Normal tolerance Precision tolerance
10–24.99 4.0 1.50
25–39.99 3.0 1.25
40–124.99 2.0 1.00 The following theory assumes that the camber effect has the same radius throughout the entire coil.
This is not always correct, however, as the value can vary across the length of the coil.
125–599.99 1.5 0.75
“For lengths less than 2,000 mm, the edge camber shall not exceed 0.3% of the actual length.”
600–1,500 1.0 -

When measuring a camber of

S1 = 0.8 mm where L1 = 1,000 mm,
S2 = S1 x L22 the camber if L2= 3,000 mm is:
L
1
2

S2 = 0.8 x 3,0002 = 7.20 mm
2
1,000

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Steel Grades
Steel names
In addition to the standard names for different types of steel, many steelworks also use their own
codes, especially in the case of cold-rolled or high strength steels. This could be because there is
no official standard for the steel grade developed at that steelworks, or alternatively because the
steelworks wishes to profile its own materials.

We have exclusively used the current European Standards (ENs) regarding the mechanical properties
of the steel to name the products.

Standard Sheets Standards

The previous pages have looked at many different fixed parameters which are standard to any orders placed with us.
Continuously hot-rolled low carbon steel sheet and strip for cold forming
When starting to work together, we will go through each individual point with you. For production lines where EN 10111 Yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Fracture elongation
the requirements are stricter than our procedures, we will prepare a customer-specific standards sheet. This
will enable us to ensure that we have all of the required information in order to be able to deliver the same 1.5 < t 2 mm N/mm² 2– t 8 mm N/mm² T ≥ 3 - ≤ 100 mm N/mm² L0 = 5.65 √S0 ≥ 3 ≤ 8
high quality every time. DD11 170–360 170–340 440 28
DD12 170–340 170–320 420 30
The information needed for a standard sheet is as follows:
DD13 170–330 170–310 400 33
required steel grade DD14 170–310 170–290 380 36
intended use
contact person
packaging Continuously hot-rolled low carbon steel sheet and strip for cold forming
pallet size
transportation instructions EN 10025-2 Yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Fracture elongation
dimensions
T ≤ 16 mm N/mm² T ≥ 3 - ≤ 100 mm N/mm² L0 = 5.65 √S0 ≥ 3 ≤ 40
tolerances.
S235 JR 235 360–510 26
S275 JR 275 410–560 23
Standard sheets are an integral part of our quality management system. They are constantly being updated
and are available in all our steel service centers. S355 JR 355 470–630 22
S450 JO 450 550–720 17
Once we register your order, our system automatically checks different factors, e.g. whether the format
entered is indicated in the customer-specific standards sheet. At the same time, the agreed tolerances and –
where required – your order references are passed onto our production order.

We constantly monitor the entire production process to ensure the order complies with the customer-specific
standards. It is possible to interrupt production and contact the customer. Informing Ib Andresen Industri
in advance regarding diviations in the basic material can help reduce additional costs. If the fault is due to
defective materials, we can put together a deficiency report describing the issue.

One of our overriding targets is to provide the highest-quality product to satisfy our customers’ requirements
and expectations. We will therefore always ask you to inform us of your ideal specifications as accurately
and completely as possible, and are happy to help you with this if needed. It is our aim to meet your
requirements and expectations to ensure co-operation that will benefit both parties.

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SSC
Hot-rolled steel for cold forming Hot-dip galvanised steel

EN 10149 Yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Fracture elongation EN 10327 Yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Elongation A80
Min. N/mm² N/mm² L0 = 5.65 √S0 ≥ 3 MPa MPa Min %
S315MC 315 390–510 24 DX51D+Z - 270–500 22
S355MC 355 430–550 23 DX52D+Z 140–300 270–420 26
S420MC 420 480–620 19 DX53D+Z 140–260 270–380 30
S460MC 460 520–670 17 DX54D+Z 120–220 260–350 34
S500MC 500 550–700 14 DX55D+Z 140–240 270–370 30
S550MC 550 600–760 14 DX56D+Z 120–180 260–350 39
S600MC 600 650–820 13 DX57D+Z 120–170 260–350 41
S650MC 650 700–880 12
S700MC 700 750–950 12
Hot-dip galvanised steel for construction
S900MC 900 930–1200 8
S960MC 960 980–1250 7 EN 10326 Yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Elongation A80

Min. N/mm² Min. N/mm² Min %

S220GD 220 300 20
Cold-rolled steel
S250GD 250 330 19
EN 10130 Yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Elongation A80 S280GD 280 360 18
N/mm² N/mm² Min % S320GD 320 390 17
DC01 -280 270/410 28 S350GD 350 420 16
DC03 -240 270/370 34 S390GD 390 460 16
DC04 -210 270/350 38 S420GD 420 480 15
DC05 -180 270/330 40 S450GD 450 510 14
DC06 -170 270/350 38 S550GD 550 560
DC07 -150 270/330 41

Hot-dip galvanised high strenght steel

Cold-rolled high strength steel EN 10292 Yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Elongation A80

EN 10268 Yield strength ReH Tensile strength Rm Elongation A80 N/mm² N/mm² Min %
HC180B 180–230 290–360 34
N/mm² Min. N/mm² Min %
HC220Y 220–270 340–420 33
HC260LA 260–330 350–430 26
HC260LA 260–330 350–430 26
HC300LA 300–380 380–480 23
HC300LA 300–380 380–480 23
HC340LA 340–420 410–510 21
HC340LA 340–420 410–510 21
HC380LA 380–480 440–580 19
HC380LA 380–480 440–560 19
HC420LA 420–520 470–600 17
HC420LA 420–520 470–600 17
HC460LA 460–580 510–660 13
HC460LA 460–580 510–660 13
HC500LA 500–620 550–710 12
HC500LA 500–620 550–710 12

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Technical Information

Our Steel Service Centers

Our steel service centers can process your coils into sheets or slit coils according to your desired
specifications. We have 100,000 m² of production and storage space in Langeskov, Vejle and
Nyborg.

Through close collaboration and personal

contact, we can ensure competent advise and
Langeskov
effective quality management, logistics and
Vejle
storage.
Nyborg

Our expertise and our broad capacity

will be the guarantee that we’ll live up to your
requirements regarding quality, flexibility and
timely delivery.

Find out more at iai.dk

IB ANDRESEN INDUSTRI A/S

Industrivej 12-20
DK-5550 Langeskov
Tel. +45 63 38 22 22
Fax +45 63 38 20 00
E-mail: iai@iai.dk
iai.dk STEEL SERVICE CENTER