• AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes
  • AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes
  • AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes
  • AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes
AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes
AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes
AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes
AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes
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  • AS/NZS 1163 C350 is an Australian/New Zealand Standard for cold-formed structural steel hollow sections, commonly used in construction and engineering applications. Below is a detailed description of this standard and the C350 grade:

     
    Standard Overview – AS/NZS 1163
    Title: Cold-formed structural steel hollow sections

    Scope: Specifies requirements for circular, rectangular, and square hollow sections (CHS, RHS, SHS) manufactured by cold-forming and welding.

    Applications: Used in structural frameworks, buildings, bridges, machinery, and other load-bearing components.

    Material: Carbon steel with specified mechanical properties.

     
    C350 Grade Specifications
    The "C350" designation refers to the minimum yield strength (350 MPa) of the steel.

    Key Properties:
    Yield Strength (min): 350 MPa (hence "C350")
    ● Tensile Strength: Typically 430 MPa (varies based on thickness and processing)
    ● Elongation: Minimum 16% ( CHS, d0/t≤15); Minimum 12% ( RHS, d/t≤15)
     

    Chemical Composition:
    ● Carbon (C): ≤ 0.20%
    ● Silicon (Si):≤ 0.45%
    ● Manganese (Mn): ≤ 1.60%
    ● Phosphorus (P), Sulfur (S): Low (≤ 0.030% each)
    ● May include micro-alloying elements (e.g., Nb, V, Ti) for strength.
     
    Manufacturing Process:

    ● Cold-forming: Steel sheets are roll-formed and welded into hollow sections at ambient temperature.
    ● Welding: High-frequency electric resistance welding (HFW) is typically used.
    ● Surface Finish: Usually galvanized or painted for corrosion resistance (if specified).
     
    Dimensional Tolerances (AS/NZS 1163):
    ● Outer dimensions (width, depth, diameter): ±1% or ±0.5 mm (whichever is greater).
    ● Wall thickness: Varies by section type (e.g., ±10% for SHS and RHS).

     


    Common Applications
    AS/NZS 1163 C350 is widely used in various construction and engineering applications due to its high strength and versatility. Common applications include:

    Structural Frames: For commercial buildings, warehouses, and bridge supports.
    Mechanical Engineering: In the manufacturing of machinery and equipment.
    Handrails, Furniture, and Display Stands: Due to its aesthetic appeal and structural integrity.
     
    Comparison With Other Grades
    C250: C350 offers higher strength (350 MPa vs. 250 MPa yield strength) and greater load-bearing capacity.

    C450: While C450 provides even higher strength (450 MPa yield strength), C350 offers better ductility and is often more cost-effective.

    AS/NZS 3678 (Hot-rolled): Similar grades (e.g., 350W) but different forming process.

     
    Conclusion
    AS/NZS 1163 C350 is a high-strength cold-formed hollow section steel widely used in construction and engineering due to its balance of strength, weldability, and formability. It meets stringent Australian/New Zealand standards for structural integrity.

     

     

AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes

AS/NZS 1163 C350 Steel Pipes Standard: AS 1163 Grade: C250, C250L0, C350, C350L0, C450, C450L0 Outside diameter: 20-660mm       Wall Thickness: 1.3-16mm Outside diameter: 20*20-1200*1200mm  Wall Thickness: 1.3-50mm Outside diameter: 20*30-1500*1200mm  Wall Thickness: 1.2-50mm The Wall Thickness Tolerance: Control within the standard limits Length: normally 5.8m, 6m, 12m or as your required Surface Treatment: Bare Finish, Painting, Oiling, Galvanization, 3PE, FBE coated......

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  • Details
  • AS/NZS 1163 C350 is an Australian/New Zealand Standard for cold-formed structural steel hollow sections, commonly used in construction and engineering applications. Below is a detailed description of this standard and the C350 grade:

     
    Standard Overview – AS/NZS 1163
    Title: Cold-formed structural steel hollow sections

    Scope: Specifies requirements for circular, rectangular, and square hollow sections (CHS, RHS, SHS) manufactured by cold-forming and welding.

    Applications: Used in structural frameworks, buildings, bridges, machinery, and other load-bearing components.

    Material: Carbon steel with specified mechanical properties.

     
    C350 Grade Specifications
    The "C350" designation refers to the minimum yield strength (350 MPa) of the steel.

    Key Properties:
    Yield Strength (min): 350 MPa (hence "C350")
    ● Tensile Strength: Typically 430 MPa (varies based on thickness and processing)
    ● Elongation: Minimum 16% ( CHS, d0/t≤15); Minimum 12% ( RHS, d/t≤15)
     

    Chemical Composition:
    ● Carbon (C): ≤ 0.20%
    ● Silicon (Si):≤ 0.45%
    ● Manganese (Mn): ≤ 1.60%
    ● Phosphorus (P), Sulfur (S): Low (≤ 0.030% each)
    ● May include micro-alloying elements (e.g., Nb, V, Ti) for strength.
     
    Manufacturing Process:

    ● Cold-forming: Steel sheets are roll-formed and welded into hollow sections at ambient temperature.
    ● Welding: High-frequency electric resistance welding (HFW) is typically used.
    ● Surface Finish: Usually galvanized or painted for corrosion resistance (if specified).
     
    Dimensional Tolerances (AS/NZS 1163):
    ● Outer dimensions (width, depth, diameter): ±1% or ±0.5 mm (whichever is greater).
    ● Wall thickness: Varies by section type (e.g., ±10% for SHS and RHS).

     


    Common Applications
    AS/NZS 1163 C350 is widely used in various construction and engineering applications due to its high strength and versatility. Common applications include:

    Structural Frames: For commercial buildings, warehouses, and bridge supports.
    Mechanical Engineering: In the manufacturing of machinery and equipment.
    Handrails, Furniture, and Display Stands: Due to its aesthetic appeal and structural integrity.
     
    Comparison With Other Grades
    C250: C350 offers higher strength (350 MPa vs. 250 MPa yield strength) and greater load-bearing capacity.

    C450: While C450 provides even higher strength (450 MPa yield strength), C350 offers better ductility and is often more cost-effective.

    AS/NZS 3678 (Hot-rolled): Similar grades (e.g., 350W) but different forming process.

     
    Conclusion
    AS/NZS 1163 C350 is a high-strength cold-formed hollow section steel widely used in construction and engineering due to its balance of strength, weldability, and formability. It meets stringent Australian/New Zealand standards for structural integrity.

     

     

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