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Differences between S550QL1, S550QL and S550Q structural steel properties

S550QL1 high-strength quenched and tempered structural steel has a minimum yield strength of 550MPa and a tensile strength of 780-940MPa. S550QL1 steel is designed to be weldable and has excellent cold-forming properties. S550QL1 structural steel is primarily used in applications that require high strength-to-weight ratio and good wear resistance.

S550QL high-strength structural steel grade has a minimum yield strength of 550MPa and a tensile strength of 770-940MPa. S550QL steel is also designed to be weldable and has excellent cold-forming properties. S550QL carbon structural steel is particularly used in applications that require excellent mechanical properties at low temperatures.

S550Q carbon structural steel has a minimum yield strength of 550MPa and a tensile strength of 640-820MPa. S550Q steel is designed to be weldable and has excellent cold-forming properties. S550Q high-strength structural steel is most commonly used in applications that require excellent wear resistance and high strength-to-weight ratio.

The main difference between the three grades of structural steel is the yield strength. S550QL1 has the highest yield strength of the three grades at 550MPa, followed by S550QL at 550MPa and S550Q with a yield strength of 550MPa. The tensile strengths of the three grades are also different, with S550QL1 having the highest tensile strength of 780-940MPa, followed by S550QL at 770-940MPa and S550Q at 640-820MPa.

Another key difference between the three grades of structural steel is their applications. S550QL1 is mainly used in applications that require high strength-to-weight ratio and good wear resistance. S550QL is primarily used in applications that require excellent mechanical properties at low temperatures. Lastly, S550Q is used in applications that require excellent wear resistance and high strength-to-weight ratio.

In conclusion, the three grades of structural steel - S550QL1, S550QL and S550Q - have different yield strengths

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