Galvanized steel grades with similar performance to SECC include SECD, SECE, DC01+ZE

Galvanized steel grades with similar performance to SECC include SECD, SECE, DC01+ZE, and CS type B. Details are provided below:
SECD and SECE: Both are electro-galvanized steel grades under the Japanese JIS standard. The base sheet for SECD is SPCD, the base sheet for SECE is SPCE, and the base sheet for SECC is SPCC. Like SECC, SECD, and SECE all offer excellent surface quality and workability. The difference lies in the difference in the base sheet: SECD offers better stamping performance than SECC, while SECE offers more outstanding deep-drawing performance.
DC01+ZE: This is an electro-galvanized steel grade specified in the European standard EN 10152. Its base sheet, DC01, is a European standard low-carbon steel for cold forming. Its mechanical properties are similar to those of SPCC, the base sheet for SECC. DC01+ZE also offers excellent workability and surface quality, making it suitable for general cold forming applications and widely used in the automotive and home appliance industries.
CS type B: This is a low-carbon steel grade specified in ASTM A879. Its plasticity meets general forming requirements, allowing for simple bending and moderate forming. Its performance is somewhat similar to that of SECC and can be used in applications where performance requirements are less stringent.