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NZTM Q06A G250 ZM275 Gal NZ Steel

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QA Engineer
Revision Date No Approved by:
02-Feb-10 03 QA Engineer
G250 / ZM275 Gavanised (NZ) Steel Coil Specs
NZTM-Q06A:-
{Hot-Dipped zinc-coated with spangled}
This internal specification covers the mechanical properties and chemical compositions of
G250 / ZM275 Galvanised Steel coil sourced from NZ Steel and used by New Zealand Tube Mills for the
manufacture of tube

Zinc coating helps in two different ways of protecting steel substrate from rusting:-
1) Barrier Effect - Protect from direct intrusion agent to the steel
2) Galvanic Effect - Protect its adjacent steel substrate by scarifying itself

When forming steel strip into tubular sections, the mechanical properties are affected.
The extent of this effect depends on the specific dimensions of tube being produced and
particularly the tube diameter to thickness ratio. In general during tube forming, the yield stress
will be substantially increased, the tensile strength slightly increased and elongation reduced.

SPECIFIED MINIMUM MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF STRIP

YIELD STRESS 250 MPa (min.)

TENSILE STRESS 320 MPa (min.)

ELONGATION 25 % (min.)

NORMAL RANGE OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF STRIP

YIELD STRESS 255 to 325 MPa

TENSILE STRESS 345 to 395 MPa

ELONGATION 27 to 40 %

SPECIFIED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION - (LADLE ANALYSIS)

CARBON C 0.07 % max.


MANGANESE Mn 0.25 % max.
PHOSPHORUS P 0.03 % max.
SULPHUR S 0.03 % max.

ZINC COATING WEIGHT


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COATING WEIGHT (ZM275) 275 g/m both side
Calculated Coating Thickness (ZM275) 38.5 mm
Minimised Spangle
Based on Standard AS1397 - 2001

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