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C35

1.0501
Carbon SteelUnalloyed
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Medium-carbon unalloyed steel with moderate strength. Good machinability and weldability. Used for lightly stressed components like levers, axles, bolts, and general machine parts.

International equivalents

FlagStandardCountryGradeNumberMatch
🇺🇸AISIUSAAISI 1035G10350REF
🇪🇺ENEuropeC351.0501100%
🇯🇵JISJapanS35C—98%
🇨🇳GBChina35—95%

Sources: ASTM A29, EN 10083-2:2006, JIS G4051, GB/T 699

Chemical composition comparison (wt%)

Side-by-side: C35 (EN) (EN 10083-2:2006) vs AISI 1035 (AISI) (ASTM A29)

ElementC35 (EN)AISI 1035 (AISI)Overlap
C0.32–0.39%0.32–0.38%OK
Si0–0.4%——
Mn0.5–0.8%0.6–0.9%Partial ⚠️

AISI upper limit 0.1% higher

P0–0.03%0–0.04%OK
S0–0.035%0–0.05%OK

Mechanical properties

QT

PropertyValueUnit
Tensile Strength550–700MPa
Yield Strength≥ 300MPa
Elongation≥ 18%
Hardness HB165–210HB
Elastic Modulus≥ 210GPa
Density≥ 7.85g/cm3

Normalized

PropertyValueUnit
Tensile Strength520–630MPa
Yield Strength≥ 270MPa
Elongation≥ 18%

Heat treatment

ProcessTemperatureMediumHolding TimeNotes
normalizing850–890 °Cairmin 2 min per mm—
quenching840–870 °Cwatermin 30 minOil for larger sections
tempering550–660 °Cairmin 60 min—
annealing650–700 °CfurnaceSeveral hours—

Compatibility verdict

C35 and AISI 1035: 97% composition match

Close equivalents but NOT identical. Critical differences: C range (0.32–0.39 vs 0.32–0.38), Mn range (0.5–0.8 vs 0.6–0.9), P range (0–0.03 vs 0–0.04), S range (0–0.035 vs 0–0.05).

For dual certification, melt must hit: C 0.32–0.38, Mn 0.6–0.8, P 0–0.03, S 0–0.035

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