A36 Plate
A36 Plate
A36 steel provides a strong balance between strength and weight. It performs reliably under stress and is cost-effective compared to other high-strength alloys. Common applications include construction, machinery bases, road plates, and bridges, making it a trusted choice across many industries.
Zhaojian Steel offers a full range of A36 steel plates in various thicknesses and sizes. We provide reliable quality, fast shipping, and competitive prices to meet your project needs worldwide.
Product Specifications
| Grade Standard | ASTM A36 |
| Steel Type | Mild Steel / Carbon Steel |
| Surface Finish | Hot Rolled; optional: shot blasting, oil coating, anti-rust coating |
| Thickness | 3mm – 100mm (3/16″ – 4″) |
| Width | 1000mm – 3000mm (approx. 40″ – 120″) |
| Length | 2000mm – 12000mm (approx. 78″ – 480″) |
| Chemical Composition (Max %) |
C: 0.26% Mn: 0.60–0.90% P: 0.04% S: 0.05% |
| Yield Strength (ksi) | Thickness ≤ 200 mm: ≥ 250 MPa; Thickness > 200 mm: ≥ 220 MPa |
| Tensile Strength (ksi) | 400–550 MPa |
| Min. Elongation in 8 in. (%) | 200 mm ≥20%,50 mm ≥23% |
| Weldability | Excellent; suitable for arc welding, MIG, TIG, etc. |
| Supply Condition | Hot Rolled; custom cut sizes available |
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A36 Plate Advantages
Excellent Workability
Cost-Effective
Reliable Structural Performance
Wide Availability
A36 Plate Applications
Building Structures
Industrial Fabrication
Mechanical & Structural Parts
General Components
A36 Plate Manufacturing & Joining
Hot rolling, and may undergo normalizing or controlled rolling to improve mechanical properties.
FAQs
Is A36 steel easy to source?
Yes, A36 is one of the most popular steel grades. Suppliers like Zhaojian Steel and others often keep large inventories in various sizes for quick delivery.
Are there equivalent grades to A36 steel?
Yes. While A36 complies with ASTM standards, equivalent grades like S275 (EN standard) can be used in some countries. Other low-carbon or HSLA steels may also serve similar structural functions.




