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SPCC specification for steel
What does the term SPCC refer to in steel specifications?
John ChristiansenI procure metal parts for printers. - Vancouver, Washington, USA
2007
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Commercial quality, cold rolled carbon steel sheet/coils per JIS G3141, 'COLD-REDUCED CARBON STEEL SHEETS AND STRIPS' (28 pages, in English). Both low carbon & mild steel grades may be available, and a suffix may be added to indicate hardness. Similar to ASTM A1008/A1008M (supersedes A366/A366M).
Ken Vlach [deceased]- Goleta, California
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2007
SPCC is a grade of commercial steel (commercial quality) referenced in the Japanese standard JIS G3141. It is similar to the CS grades in ASTM A1008/A1008M and A 1008M.
Toby Padfieldautomotive module supplier - Michigan
2007
Can anyone please advice me on the difference between SPCD-SD and SPCC-SB/SD. At the present moment, I'm using SPCD-SD. Can I switch from SPCD-SD to SPCC-SB or SPCC-SD? There will be tin plating done on the material before going through the stamping process. Both these materials are from the cold rolled steel family.
Thanks in advance.
buyer - Singapore
November 27, 2008
November 11, 2010
SPCC SD/SB
S = standard temper grade
D = dull finish
B = Bright finish
- Singapore
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