Compare / S355 vs Grade 350
S355 vs Grade 350
EN 10025-2:2019 · Steel
Europe's workhorse structural steel: 355 MPa minimum yield up to 16 mm, 470–630 MPa tensile from 3 to 100 mm.
AS/NZS 3678:2016 · Steel
Australian and New Zealand plate grade: 360 MPa yield up to 12 mm, 450 MPa minimum tensile.
ApproximateYield bands differ (360 MPa up to 12 mm, then 350 and 340). Minimum tensile 450 MPa, below S355's 470.
Mechanical
| Property | Condition | S355 | Grade 350 | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yield strength ReH | t = 12 mm | ≥ 355MPa3 | ≥ 360MPa2 | +1.4 % |
| t = 16 mm | ≥ 355MPa3 | ≥ 350MPa2 | −1.4 % | |
| t = 20 mm | ≥ 345MPa3 | ≥ 350MPa2 | +1.4 % | |
| t = 40 mm | ≥ 345MPa3 | ≥ 340MPa2 | −1.4 % | |
| t = 50 mm | ≥ 335MPa2 | ≥ 340MPa2 | +1.5 % | |
| Tensile strength Rm | t = 3 mm | 510–680MPa3 | ≥ 450MPa2 | −12 % |
| t = 100 mm | 470–630MPa5 | ≥ 450MPa2 | −4.3 % | |
| t = 150 mm | 450–600MPa2 | ≥ 450MPa2 | same | |
| t = 250 mm | 450–600MPa1 | ≥ 450MPa2 | same | |
| t = 400 mm | 450–600MPa1 | ≥ 450MPa2 | same | |
| Elongation after fracture A | t = 25 mm | ≥ 22%1 | ≥ 20%1 | −9.1 % |
Rows are matched by condition (thickness band, temperature, product form). A dash means the grade has no sourced value for that condition. Differences are Grade 350 relative to S355; for ranges the lower bound is compared.