E295 steel mechanical properties

E295 is a non-alloy structural steel grade specified in the European standard EN 10025-2. It belongs to the Euronorm designation system and is widely used in various industries for structural applications. Here are the key characteristics and properties of E295 steel:

The table below show the mechanical properties of grade E295

E295 Chemical composition and Mechanical properties

C ≤	Si ≤	Mn ≤	P ≤	S ≤	Cr	Ni
			0.045	0.045
Mo	Al	Cu	Nb	Ti	V	Ce
N	Co	Pb	B	Other
≤0.012				tuoyang    N

E295 Mechanical Properties

Properties		Conditions
		T (°C)	Treatment
Density (×1000 kg/m3)	7.7-8.03	25
Poisson's Ratio	0.27-0.30	25
Elastic Modulus (GPa)	190-210	25
Tensile Strength (Mpa)	1158	25	oil quenched, fine grained, tempered at 425°C
Yield Strength (Mpa)	1034
Elongation (%)	15
Reduction in Area (%)	53
Hardness (HB)	335	25	oil quenched, fine grained, tempered at 425°C

Applications of E295 steel

E295 steel finds extensive application across multiple sectors due to its reliable performance and weldability. Some common uses include:

Construction: E295 steel is widely employed in the construction industry for various structural components such as beams, columns, and welded structures. Its moderate strength characteristics make it suitable for supporting heavy loads while maintaining stability and durability.

Machinery Manufacturing: In the machinery manufacturing sector, E295 steel serves as a versatile material for manufacturing machine parts, equipment frames, and structural elements. Its weldability facilitates efficient fabrication processes, ensuring high-quality and cost-effective production.

General Engineering: E295 steel finds utility in general engineering applications where moderate strength and weldability are essential. It can be utilized in the production of shafts, gears, springs, and other components that require reliable performance and ease of fabrication.