At a Glance
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Material Type
Metal -
Material Name
Mild Steel S355J2 -
Alternative Names
1.0577 | 1522H | Fe 510 D -
Process Compatibility
CNC Milling, CNC Turning
Properties Table of Mild Steel S355J2
- Ultimate Tensile Strength 450-580 MPa
- Yield Strength 265-340 MPa
- Young's Modulus(Elasticity) 217 GPa
- Elongation at Break 14-20%
- Physical Properties
- Corrosion Resistance Moderate corrosion resistance
- Magnetism Generally magnetic
- UV Resistance Limited UV resistance
- Weldability Good weldability with proper procedures
- Thermal Properties
- Maximum Service Temperature Approximately 500°C(932°F)
- Thermal Expansion Coefficient 10.8 x 10^-6/°C(20-100°C)
- Thermal Conductivity 50.9 W/m·K(20°C)
Applications of Mild Steel S355J2
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Structural components in buildings and bridges
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Offshore platforms and structures
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Shipbuilding, including hulls and components
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Industrial machinery and equipment
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Transmission towers and poles
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Railway rolling stock components
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Construction of storage tanks and containers
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General fabrication and welding applications
Advantages of Mild Steel S355J2
Advantages of Mild Steel S355J2
- High Strength which is perfect for structural applications
- Good Weldability
- Durability
- Versatility
- Moderate Corrosion Resistance
- Cost-effective compared to other high-strength materials
- Impact Resistance
- Ease of Machining
Mild Steel S355J2 — Machining Notes
FAQ
What is the difference between S355JR and S355J2?
S355JR and S355J2 are both grades of structural steel. The main difference lies in their impact energy values; S355J2 has higher impact energy at -20°C.
What does S355J2 mean?
"S" signifies "structural steel," and 355 indicates the minimum yield strength for steel thickness up to 16 mm. "J2" denotes a minimum impact energy of 27 J at -4°F.
Does S355 steel rust?
S355 steel, including S355JR and S355J2, has moderate corrosion resistance, but it can rust. Exposure to environmental conditions may lead to rusting over time.

