What is DC06 steel grade?
DC06 is an ultra-deep drawing grade cold-rolled low carbon steel in the European standard EN 10130. It is an upgraded version of DC03 and DC04 and represents the highest formability grade. DC06 is the formability ceiling of cold-rolled steel, and its cost is 20-30% higher than that of ordinary deep drawing steel.
Which is better DC06 or SPCC?
DC06 (European standard) is an ultra-deep drawing grade cold-rolled steel with a carbon content of ≤0.03%, an elongation of ≥38%, and an r value of ≥1.8, suitable for extremely complex forming (such as automobile outer panels); SPCC (Japanese standard) is a common grade cold-rolled steel with a carbon content of ≤0.10% and an elongation of about 28%, used for simple stamping (such as brackets, shells)
What is DC06 steel equivalent to?
DC06 steel is an ultra-deep drawing grade cold-rolled low-carbon steel in the European standard (EN 10130), which is equivalent to ST16 in the DIN standard. It is a steel material for deep drawing applications, which is closer to SPCG under the JIS standard and equivalent to EDDS (extra-deep drawing grade low-carbon steel) in the AISI and ASTM standards.
Is DC06 steel good quality?
DC06 is synonymous with high-quality deep-drawn steel, with purity, formability and surface quality far exceeding that of ordinary cold-rolled steel.
What is DC06 steel used for?
DC06 steel is an ultra-deep drawing grade cold-rolled low carbon steel in the European standard (EN 10130). It can be used in the production of exterior panels for automobile manufacturing and the manufacture of high-end home appliance housings. DC06 steel is not prone to cracking during extreme deep drawing or stretching processing, has a high surface finish, and is suitable for replacing traditional hot-rolled steel plates to achieve component thinning and performance optimization.
