High Quality DX51D Gi Galvanized Carbon Steel Sheet

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What is DX51D?


DX51D is a grade of hot-dip galvanized low-carbon steel under EN 10346, which is primarily used for cold-forming applications. It offers excellent corrosion resistance and flexibility. It is usually used in construction, automotive manufacturing, and household appliances due to its versatility.

 

Breaking Down the DX51D Designation
"D" – Cold Forming Steel
"X" – Unspecified Rolling State. It can be either hot-rolled or cold-rolled.
"51" – Steel Grade Serial Number. The higher numbers (e.g., 52, 53, 54) indicate better formability.
"D" – Hot-Dip Galvanized Coating
"+Z, +ZF, etc." – Coating Types.

 

hot-dip galvanized

 

DX51D Equivalent Steel Grade and Material Number

 

Region Standard Equivalent Grade
Europe EN 10346 DX51D
United States ASTM A653 A653/A653M Class B
Japan JIS G3302 SGCC
China GB/T 2518 Q195/Q235
India IS 277 IS 277
German DIN EN 10130, DIN 1623 1.0322, 1.0335, DC01, DC04, DD11, DD13, St12, St14, St22, StW24, USt3, USt4

 

Material Number

1.0917: Material number based on the European material standard EN 10027-2.

1.0226: Confirmed as the most commonly used material number for DX51D under the EN 10346 standard

 

DX51D Steel Chemical Composition

 

C Si Mn P S Ti
max 0.18 max 0.5 max 1.2 max 0.12 max 0.045 max 0.3

 

DX51D Steel Mechanical Property

 

Mechanical Property Value Value
Tensile Strength 270-500 MPa 39,200-72,500 psi
Elongation ≥ 22% ≥ 22%

 

Coating Parameters

 

  • Zinc coating weight: Common specifications include 80g/m², 120g/m², 150g/m², 180g/m², and 275g/m². The specific zinc coating weight depends on the usage environment and customer requirements.
  • Zinc coating thickness: The zinc coating thickness is related to the zinc coating weight. For example, an 80g/m² zinc coating has a thickness of approximately 11μm, while an 180g/m² zinc coating has a thickness of approximately 27μm.

 

Tolerances

 

  • Thickness tolerance: For example, for steel sheets with a thickness between 0.6mm and 0.8mm, the tolerance is ±0.06mm; for thicknesses between 0.8mm and 1mm, the tolerance is ±0.07mm; for thicknesses between 1mm and 1.2mm, the tolerance is ±0.08mm, and so on.
  • Width tolerance: Generally within ±5mm.
  • Length tolerance: Usually within ±10mm, but the specific tolerance range may vary depending on the manufacturer and customer requirements.

 

Mechanical Properties

 

Grade Coating Standard Yield strength Re (MPa) Tensile strength Rm (MPa) Elongation A80 (min %) r90 (min) n90 (min)
DX51D Z, ZA, ZF EN 10346 - 270 – 500 22 - -
DX52D Z, ZA, ZF EN 10346 140 – 300 ²) 270 – 420 26 - -
DX53D Z, ZA, ZF EN 10346 140 – 260 270 – 380 30 - -
DX54D Z, ZA, ZF EN 10346 120 – 220 260 – 350 36 1.6 ⁴) 0.18
DX56D Z, ZA, ZF EN 10346 120 – 180 260 – 350 39 1.9 ⁵) 0.21 ⁵)
DX57D Z, ZA EN 10346 120 – 170 260 – 350 41 2.1 ⁵) 0.22

 

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FAQ:

 

1. How long does DX51D galvanized steel resist corrosion?

Answer: Service life depends on zinc coating weight and environment. With Z275 coating, DX51D can provide 20–40 years of corrosion protection in normal atmospheric conditions.

2. Can DX51D galvanized steel be painted or coated?

Answer: Yes. DX51D is suitable for painting, powder coating, and color coating after proper surface preparation.

3. What coil weights are commonly supplied?

Answer: Standard coil weight ranges from 3–8 tons, with customization available based on customer handling requirements.

4. What are the packaging methods for DX51D steel coil?

Answer: Standard export packing includes steel strips, waterproof paper, inner & outer protective covers, and wooden or steel pallets.

5. Is DX51D galvanized steel suitable for outdoor use?

Answer: Yes. Its zinc coating provides excellent corrosion protection, making it ideal for outdoor construction and infrastructure projects.