JAPANESE

INDUSTRIAL
STANDARD
Translated and Published by
Japanese Standards Association

JIS G 4305 :2012

(JISF)
Cold-rolled stainless steel plate,sheet
and strip

ICS 77 .140.20 ; 77 .14-0.50

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Date of Establishment: 1959-12-01

Date of Revision: 2012-09-20
Date of Public Notice in OfficialGazette: 2012-09-20
Investigated by: Japanese Industrial Standards Committee
Standards Board
Technical Committee on Iron and Steel

JIS G 4305 : 2012,First English edition published in 2013-03

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4-1-24,Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-8440 JAPAN

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I Introduction· 1
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1 Scope ~.············································1
I 2 Normative references ······················1
3 Designation of grade 2
I 4 Manufacturing method 3

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5.1
5.2
Chemical composition
Heat analysis values
Product analysis values
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6.1
Mechanical properties·······
General·····
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6.2 Mechanical properties of austenitic series················································
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6.4
Mechanical properties
Mechanical properties
of austenitic-ferritic series ····································10
offerritic series ···················································10

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6.6
Mechanical properties
Mechanical properties
of martensitic series············································
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of precipitation hardening series ····························13
7 Corrosion resistance ·····················14
I 8 Surface finish : ·······························14
9 Shape, dimensions, mass and tolerances ·15
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9.2
Standard dimensions
Calculation of mass of plates
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9.4
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Tolerances on thickness
Tolerances on width
Tolerances on length of plates
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Flatness of plates
Camber of strip
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Tests
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11.2 Mechanical tests
11.3 Corrosion test
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AnnexJB (informative) Comparisontable between JIS and corresponding
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I Foreword

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This translation has been made based on the original Japanese Industrial Standard re-
vised by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry through deliberations at the
Japanese Industrial Standards Committee as the result of proposal for revision of
Japanese Industrial Standard submitted by Japan Stainless Steel Association (JSSA)
/Japanese Standards Association (JSA) with the draft being attached, based on th~ pro-
• vision of Article 12 Clause 1 of the Industrial Standardization Law applicable to the
case of revision by the provision of Article 14.

I Consequently JIS G 4305:2010 is replaced with this Standard.

However, JIS G 4305:2010 may be applied in the JIS mark certification based on the
relevant provisions of Article 19 Clause 1, etc. of the Industrial Standardization Law

I until September 19th, 2013.

This JIS document is protected by the Copyright Law.
Being in conformance with this Standard may come under the use of the patent rights
held by the following.
Designation Title of invention Patent number (Registration

I of grade date of estab-

lishment of
patent right)

I SUS315J1 Austenitic stainless steel excellent in hot No.2602411 1997-01-29

workability and corrosion resistance in hot
SUS315J2 water
SUS443Jl Ferritic stainless-steel sheet with excellent No.4396676 2009·10-30

I SUS445Jl
corrosion resistance and process for produc-
ing the same
Ferritic stainless steel for heat exchanger No.2642056 1997·05-02
Fe-Cr alloyexcellentin ridging resistance No.2737819 1998·01-16

I SUS445J2
Ferritic stainless steel sheet excellentin rust
resistance and workability
No.3224694 2001·08-24

Ferritic stainless steel bright annealing ma- No.3268927 2002·01-18

terial excellent in workability and rust re-
sistance
Ferritic stainless steel for exterior material No.3297696 2002·04-19
excellent in corrosionresistance
Ferritic stainless steel for building material No.3411084 2003·03-20
The relevant holders of the above-mentioned industrial property rights have indicated
to the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee an intention of granting license to

I· anyone under the nondiscriminatory and reasonable conditions, except to

holders of the industrial property rights related to this Standard who will
the other
not grant
their licenses under the same conditions.

I It should be noted that following this Standard does not always refer to granting a free
license.
Attention is drawn to the possibility that some parts of this Standard may conflict with
patent rights as other than mentioned above. The Minister of Economy, Trade and In-
dustry and Japanese Industrial Standards Committee are not responsible for identify-
ing such patent rights.

I The "patent rights" as mentioned here include patent right, application for a patent af-
ter opening to the public or utility model right.

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I Cold-rolled stainless steel plate, sheet and strip

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Introduction
I This Japanese Industrial Standard has been prepared based on the first edition of
ISO 16143-1published in 2004 and the first editions of ISO 9445-1 and ISO 9445-2

I published in 2009with some modificationsof the technical contents.

The portions given continuous sidelines are the matters in which the contents of the

I correspondingInternational Standards have been modified.A list of modificationswith

explanations is givenin Annex JB.

1-;: 1 Scope
This Standard specifies the cold-rolledstainless steel plates and sheets (hereafter
referred to as "plates") and cold-rolledstainless steel strip (hereafter referred to as
I "strip").
NOTE: The International Standards corresponding to this Standard and the
I symbolof degree of correspondenceare as follows:
ISO 16143-1: 2004 Stainless steels for generalpurposes - Part 1 : Flat
products
I ISO 9445-1: 2009 Continuously cold-rolledstainless steel- Tolerances
on dimensions and form - Part 1:Narrow strip and cut lengths

I ISO 9445-2: 2009 Continuously cold-rolledstainless steel- Tolerances

on dimensions and form - Part 2 : WJ·destrip and sheet/plate (Overall
evaluation: MOD)
I The symbolswhich denote the degree of correspondencein the contents

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between the relevant International Standard and JIS are IDT (identical),
MOD(modified),and NEQ (not equivalent) according to ISOIIEC Guide
21-1.

-I 2 Normative references
The following standards contain provisions which, through reference in this text,
constitute provisions of this Standard. The most recent editions of the standards (in-
I cluding amendments) indicated belowshall be applied.
JIS G 0320 Standard test method for heat analysis of steel products
I JIS G 0321 Product analysis and its tolerancefor wrought steel
JIS G 0404 Steel and steel products - General technical delivery requirements
I JIS G 0415 Steel and steel products - Inspection documents
NOTE: CorrespondingInternational Standard: ISO 10474: 1991Steel and steel
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Table 1 (concluded)
When it is required that the designation indicates that the product is plates, the
symbol - CP shall be suffixed to the designation of grade.
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Example SUS304 - CP
b) When it is required that the designation indicates that the product is strip, the

I symbol - CS shall be suffixed to the designation of grade.

Example SUS304- CS

I 4 Manufacturing method

I The manufacturing method shall be as follows.

a) Plates and strip shall be heat treated after cold-rolling and given acid pickling or
an equivalent treatment. As required, levelling, grinding, temper rolling or a com-
bination of these treatments may be performed. For plates and strip given bright
heat treatment, however, treatments such as acid pickling may be omitted upon
I agreement between the purchaser and the manufacturer.
NOTE: Representative heat treatment conditions are shown in Annex JA for

I reference. Other conditions than given in the Annex can be applied.

b) For plates or strip of SUS420J2 and SUS440A, if especially designated by the pur-
chaser, quenching and tempering may be performed. In this case, symbol Q shall be
I attached to the designation.
c) For plates or strip of SUS630 and SUS631, the purchaser shall designate either the

I solution treatment or precipitation hardening treatment. In this case, a symbol in-

dicating the type of heat treatment given in table 2 shall be attached to the desig-
nation.
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Designation
of grade
Heat treatment symbols for precipitation hardening series
Type of heat treatment Symbol

SUS630 Solution treatment S

I SUS631
Precipitation hardening treatment
Solution treatment
H900, H1025, HI075, H1150
S
RH950, THI050
Precipitation hardening treatment

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1- 5.1 Heat analysis values
Plates and strip shall be tested in accordance with 11.1, and the obtained heat analy-
I sis values shall satisfy the requirements in table 3 to table 7.
5.2 Product analysis values
If the purchaser requests a product analysis, plates and strip shall be tested in ac-

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Unit: %
Designa-
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C Si Mn p S Ni Cr Mo Cu N Others
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grade
SUS301 0.15
max.
1.00
max.
2.00
max.
0.045 0.030 6.00 to 16.00
max. max. 8.00 to
18.00
- - - -
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max. max. max. max. max. 8.00 to max.
18.00
SUS301J1 0.08 1.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 7.00 to 16.00 - - - -
to
0.12
max. max. max. max. 9.00 to
18.00
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max. to
3.00·
max. max. max. 10.00 to
19.00 1
SUS304 0.08 1.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 8.00 to 18.00 - - - -

SUS304Cu
max.

0.08
max.

1.00
max.

2.00
max. max. 10.50 to
20.00
0.045 0.030 8.00 to 18.00 - 0.70 - -
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max. max. max. max. max. 10.50 to to

SUS304L 0.030 1.00 2.00

20.00
0.045 0.030 9.00 to 18.00 -
1.30
- - -
1
max. max. max. max. max. 13.00 to

SUS304N1 0.08 1.00 2.50

20.00
0.045 0.030 7.00 to 18.00 - - 0.10 - 1
max. max. max. max. max. 10.50 to to

SUS304N2 0.08
max.
1.00
max.
2.50
max. max. max. 10.50 to
20.00
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max. max.
2.00
max.
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max.
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max.
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max.
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to
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max.
1.70
max.
3.00
to
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max. max. 9.00 to
- 1.00
to
3.00
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max.
1.00
max.
2.00
max.
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max. max. to
13.00
17.00
to
19.00
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Table 3 (concluded)
Unit: %
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Designa-
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grade
C Si Mn P S Ni Cr Mo Cu N Others
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SUS836L 0.030 1.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 24.00 19.00 5.00 - 0.25 -
max. max. max. max. max. to
26.00
to
24.00
to
7.00
max. 1
SUSS90L 0.020 1.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 23.00 19.00 4.00 1.00 - -
max. max. max. max. max. to
2S.00
to
23.00
to
5.00
to
2.00
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SUS321 O.OS 1.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 9.00 to 17.00 - - - Ti

SUS347
max. max.

O.OS 1.00
max. max. max. 13.00 to
19.00
2.00 0.045 0.030 9.00 to 17.00 - - -
5xC%
min.
Nb
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SUSXM7
max. max. max. max. max. 13.00

O.OS 1.00
to
19.00
2.00 0.045 0.030 S.50 to 17.00 - 3.00 -
10XC %
mIn.
-
1
max. max. max. max. max. 10.50 to to

SUSXM15 O.OS 3.00 2.00 0.045 0.030 11.50

19.00
15.00 -
4.00
- - -
1
Jla) max. to max. max. max. to to
5.00 15.00 20.00
Note a) If one or combination of elements Cu, Mo, Nb, Ti and N, not given in this table, is/are 1
added to SUSXM15Jl as required, the content(s) of the added element(s) shall be re-
ported.
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Designation C Si Mn P S Ni Cr Mo
Unit: %
N
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of grade
SUS329Jl a) O.OS 1.00
max. max.
1.50
max.
0.040 0.030 3.00 to 23.00 to 1.00 to
max. max. 6.00 2S.00 3.00
- 1
SUS329J3L b) 0.030 1.00 2.00 0.040 0.030 4.50 to 21.00 to 2.50 to O.OSto
max. max.
SUS329J4L b) 0.030 1.00
max.
1.50
max. max. 6.50 24.00 3.50 0.20
0.040 0.030 5.50 to 24.00 to 2.50 to O.OSto
1
max. max. max. max. max. 7.50 26.00 3.50 0.30
Notes a) If one or combination of elements Cu, Wand N, not given in this table,
is/are added to SUS329Jl as required, the content(s) of the added ele-
1
ment(s) shall be reported.
b) If one or both of the elements Cu and W, not given in this table, is/are
added to SU329J3L and SUS329J4L as required, the content(s) of the
1
added element(s) shall be reported.
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Table 5 {concluded} 1
Notes a) Ni shall not be added exceeding 0.60 % except for SUS447J1 and SUSXM27.
b)

c)
If the element V, not specified in this table, is added to SUS430J 1L as required, the
added content shall be reported.
If one or combination of elements Cu, V, Ti and Nb, not given in this table, is/are
1
added to SUS445J1 and SUS445J2 as required, the content(s) of the added ele-

d)
ment(s) shall be reported.
Ni shall not be added to SUS447J1 and SUSXM27 exceeding 0.50 %. Cu shall not be
1
added exceeding 0.20 %, and (Ni + Cu) shall not be added exceeding 0.50 %. Further,
if one or combination of the elements V, Ti and Nb, not given in this table, is/are
added as required, the content(s) of the added element(s) shall be reported. 1
Table 6 Chemical compositionof martensitic series
Unit: %
1
Designation C Si Mn P S Cr
of grade
SUS403 0.15 max. 0.50 max. 1.00 max. 0.040 max. 0.030 max. 11.50 to 13.00
1
SUS410 0.15 max. 1.00 max. 1.00 max. 0.040 max. 0.030 max. 11.50 to 13.50
SUS410S
SUS420J1
0.08 max. 1.00 max. 1.00 max. 0.040 max. 0.030
0.16 to 0.25 1.00 max. 1.00 max. 0.040 max. 0.030
max.
max.
11.50 to
12.00 to
13.50
14.00 1
SUS420J2 0.26 to 0.40 1.00 max. 1.00 max. 0.040 max. 0.030 max. 12.00 to 14.00
SUS440Aa) 0.60 to 0.75 1.00 max. 1.00 max. 0.040 max. 0.030
Ni shall not be added exceeding 0.60 %.
Note a) Mo shall not be added to SUS440A exceeding 0.75 %.
max. 16.00 to 18.00
1
Table 7 Chemical compositionof precipitation hardening series
1
Unit: %
Designa tion
of grade
C Si Mn P S Ni Cr Cu
-
Others
1
SUS630 0.07 1.00 1.00 0.040 0.030 3.00 to 15.00 to 3.00 to Nb 0.15

SUS631
max.
0.09
max.
1.00
max.
1.00
max.
0.040
max.
0.030
5.00
6.50 to
17.50
16.00 to
5.00
-
to 0.45
AI 0.75 1
max. max. max. max. max. 7.75 18.00 to 1.50

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6 Mechanical properties
6.1 General 1
Heat treated plates and strip, when tested in accordancewith 11.2,shall satisfy the
mechanical properties requirements in 6.2 to 6.6. For plates or strip having a thickness
under 0.30 mm, the tensile test may be omitted.
1
6.2 Mechanical properties of austenitic series
The mechanical properties of austenitic series shall be in accordance with either a)
1
or b) in the following.
a) The mechanical properties of solution treated plates and strip shall satisfy the re-
1
quirements in table 8. For testing, the sample prepared in accordancewith Class A
of 7.6 of JIS-G 0404 shall be used. The proof stress shall be applied only when des-
ignated by the purchaser.
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Table 8 Mechanical properties of austenitic series
Designation Proof Tensile Elongation Hardness .)
of grade stress strength HBW HRBSor HV

I SUS301
N/mm2
205 min.
N/mm2
- 520 min. 40 min.
45 min.
%
207 max.
207 max.
HRBWb)
218 max.
95 max.
218 max.
95 max.
SUS301L 215 min. 550 min.

I SUS301Jl
SUS302B
SUS304
205 min.
205 min.
205 min.
570 min.
520 min.
520 min.
45 min.
40 min.
40 min.
187 max.
207 max.
187 max.
200 max.
90 max.
218 max.
95 max.
200
90 max.max.
205 min. 520 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200 max.
90 max.
I
SUS304Cu
SUS304L 175 min. 480 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200 max.
90 max.
SUS304N1 275 min. 550 min. 35 min. 217 max. 220 max.
95 max.
SUS304N2 345 min. 690 min. 35 min. 248 max. 260 max.
100 max.

I SUS304LN
SUS304J1
245 min.
155 min.
550 min.
450 min.
40 min.
40 min.
217 max.
187 max.
220 max.
95 max.
200 max.
90 max.

r~ SUS304J2 155 min. 450 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200 max.
90 max.
SUS305 175 min. 480 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200 max.
90 max.
SUS309S 205 min. 520 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200 max.
90 max.
SUS310S 205 min. 520 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200 max.
90 max.
SUS312L 300 min. 650 min. 35 min. 223 max 230 max.
96 max.
I SUS315Jl
SUS315J2
205 min.
205 min.
520 min.
520 min.
40 min.
40 min.
187 max.
187 max.
200 max.
90 max.
200 max.
90 max.
SUS316 205 min. 520 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200 max.
90 max.

I SUS316L
SUS316N
SUS316LN
175 min.
275 min.
245 min.
480 min.
550 min.
550 min.
40 min.
35 min.
40 min.
187 max.
217 max.
217 max.
200 max.
90 max.
220 max.
95 max.
220 max.
95 max.
200 max.
90 max.
I SUS316Ti
SUS316J1
SUS316JIL
205 min.
205 min.
175 min.
520 min.
520 min.
480 min.
40 min.
40 min.
40 min.
187 max.
187 max.
187 max.
200 max.
90 max.
200 max.
90 max.
SUS317 205 min. 520 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200
90 max. max.

I SUS317L
SUS317LN
175 min.
245 min.
480 min.
550 min.
40 min.
40 min.
187 max.
217 max.
200 max.
90 max.
220 max.
95 max.
200 max.
SUS317Jl 175 min. 480 min. 40 min. 187 max. 90 max.

I SUS317J2
SUS836L
345 min.
275 min.
690 min.
640 min.
40 min.
40 min.
250 max.
217 max.
260 max.
100 max.
230 max.
96 max.

I~;~ SUS890L
SUS321
SUS347
215 min.
205 min.
205 min.
490 min.
520 min.
520 min.
35 min.
40 min.
40 min.
187 max.
187 max.
187 max.
200 max.
90 max.
200 max.
90 max.
200 max.
90 max.
SUSXM7 155 min. 450 min. 40 min. 187 max. 200 max.
90 max.
SUSXM15Jl 205 min. 520 min. 40 min. 207 max. 218 max.
95 max.

I The proof stress, tensile strength and elongation requirements

ble to thickness 0.30 mm or over.
in this table
are applica-

NOTE 1 1 N/mm2=1 Mpa

I NOTE 2 Measurement by HRBS and HRBW may be inapplcable if the plate thickness
is too small.
Notes a) One of the hardness types given in the table shall be selected to be applied.

I- b) Measurement of HRB may be either by HRBS or HRBW. In the report of the

measurement results, either HRBS or HRBW, whichever was applied, shall
be clearly indicated. In cases of any doubt, measurement by HRBS shall be
the reference.

I b) For plates and strip of SUS301 and SUS301L which have been temper rolled for
hardening, the proof stress, tensile strength and elongation shall satisfy the re-
I quirements in table 9. For testing, the sample prepared in accordance with Class A

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specified by the purchaser.
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Table 9 Mechanical properties of SUS301 and SUS301L
1
in the temper rolled condition
Designation Symbolof
of grade tempering
Proof
stress
Tensile
strength Thickness
Elongation %
Thickness Thickness
1
0.30 mm or 0.40 mm or 0.80 mmor

Nzmm'' N/mm2
over to and over to and
excl. 0.40 mm excl. 0.80 mm
over 1
SUS301 1I4H 510 min. 860 min. 25 min. 25 min. 25 min.
1I2H
3/4H
755 min. 1 030 min.
930 min. 1 210 min.
9 min.
3 min.
10 min.
5 min.
10 min.
7 min. 1
H 960 min. 1 270 min. 3 min. 4 min. 5 min.
SUS301L 1I4H
1I2H
3/4H
345 min.
410 min.
480 min.
690 min.
760 min.
820 min.
40 min.
35 min.
25 min.
1
H 685 min. 930 min. 20 min.
This table is applicable to thicknesses 0.30 mm or over.
NOTE: 1 Nzmms= 1 MPa
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6.3 Mechanical properties of austenitic-ferritic series 1
The mechanical properties of solution treated plates and strip shall satisfy the re-
quirements in table 10. For testing, the sample prepared in accordance with Class A of
7.6 of JIS G 0404 shall be used. The proof stress shall be applied only when specified
1
by the purchaser.
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Table 10 Mechanical properties of austenitic-ferritic series
Designation of
grade
Proof
stress
Tensile Elongation
strength HBW
Hardness a)
HRC HV
1
N/mm2 N/mm2 %
SUS329Jl
SUS329J3L
390 min.
450 min.
590 min.
620 min.
18 min.
18min.
277 max. 29 max.
302 max. 32 max.
292 max.
320 max.
1
SUS329J4L 450 min. 620 min. 18 min. 302 max. 32 max. 320 max.
The proof stress, tensile strength and elongation requirements in this table are applicable
to thicknesses 0.30 mm or over.
1
NOTE: 1 Nzmmt= 1 MPa
Note a) One of the hardness types givenin the table shall be selected to be applied.
1
6.4 Mechanical properties of ferritic series
The mechanical properties of annealed plates and strip shall satisfy the require- -1
ments in table 11. For testing, the sample prepared in accordance with Class A of 7.6 of
JIS G 0404 shall be used. The proof stress shall be applied only when specified by the
purchaser. For bendability requirement, no cracks shall be generated on the outside
1
surface of the bent portion.
NOTE: For procedure of bend test, see 11.2.5.
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Table 11 Mechanical properties of ferritic series
Tensile Elonga- Hardness a) Bendability
of grade stress strength tion HBW HRBS HV Bend- Inside radius

I. N/mm2 %
or
HRBW
b)
ing
angle
N/mm2

I SUS405 175 min. 410 min. 20 min. 183 max, 88 max. 200 max. 1800 0.5 times the
thickness, for thick-
nesses under 8 mm
1.0 times the thick-
I ness, for
thicknesses 8 mm
or over

I SUS410L

SUS429
195 min. 360 min. 22 min. 183 max. 88 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0 times the thick-

205 min. 450 min.

lness
22 min. 183 max. 88 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0 times the thick-
ness
I SUS430

SUS430LX
205 min. 1420min.

175 min. 360 min.

22 min. 183 max. 88 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0 times the thick-
lness
22 min. 183 max. 88 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0 times the thick-

I SUS430J1L 205 min. 390 min.

ness
22 min. 192 max. 90 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0 times the thick-
[ness
SUS434 22 min. 183 max. 88 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0 times
205 min. 1450min. the thick-
I SUS436L
ness
1245min. ~HOmin. 20 min. 217 max. 96 max. 230 max. 1800 1.0 times
ness
the thick-

I SUS436J1L 245 min.

SUS443J1
410 min. 20 min. 192 max. 90 max. 200 max. 180 0 1.0 times
ness
205 min. 390 min. 22 min. 192 max. 90 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0 times
the thick-

the thick-
ness

I SUS444

SUS445J1
245 min. 410 min. 20 min. 217 max. 96 max. 230 max. 1800 1.0 times
ness
245 min. 410 min. 20 min. 217 max. 96 max. 230 max. 1800 1.0 times
the thick-

the thick-

I SUS445J2 1245min. ~HOmin.

lness
20 min. 217 max. 96 max. 230 max. 1800 1.0 times the thick-

(ii; ISUS447J1 295 min. ~50 min.

lness
22 min. 207 max. 95 max. 220 max. 1800 1.0 times the thick-
hiess
SUSXM27 245 min. 410 min. 22 min. 192 max. 90 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0 times the thick'
ness

I The proof stress, tensile strength and elongation requirements in this table are applicable to
thicknesses 0.30 mm or over.
NOTE 1 1 Nzmms = 1 MPa
-
NOTE 2 Measurement by HRBS and HRBW may be inapplicable if the plate thickness is too
I small.
Notes a) One of the hardness types given in this table shall be selected to be applied.

I- Measurement of HRB may be either by HRBS or HRBW. In the report of the meas-
b)

urement results, either HRBS or HRBW, whichever was applied, shall be clearly in-
dicated. In cases of any doubt, measurement by HRBS shall be the reference.

I 6.5 Mechanical properties of martensitic series

The mechanical properties of martensitic series shall be in accordance with either a)
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a) The annealed plates and strip shall satisfy the mechanical properties requirements
given in table 12. For testing, the sample prepared in accordance with Class A of
1
7.6 of JIS G 0404 shall be used. The proof stress shall be applied only when speci-
fied by the purchaser. For bendability requirement, no cracks shall be generated on 1
the outside surface of the bent portion.
NOTE: For procedure of bend test, see 11.2.5. 1
b) The hardness of quenched and tempered plates and strip of SUS420J2 and
SUS440A shall satisfy the requirement in table 13. For testing, the sample pre-
pared in accordance with Class A of 7.6 of JIS G 0404 shall be used.
1
Table 12 Mechanical properties of martensitic series
1
in the annealed condition
Designa-
tion of
Proof Tensile Elon-
stress strength gation
Hardness a)
HBW HRBSor HV
Bendability
Bend- Inside radius
1
grade HRBWb) ing
N/mm2 N/mm2 % angle
SUS403 205 min. 440 min. 20 min. 201 max. 93 max. 210 max. 1800 1.0times the
1
thickness
SUS410 205 min. 440 min. 20 min. 201 max. 93 max. 210 max. 1800 1.0times the
thickness 1
SUS410S 205 min. 410 min. 20 min. 183max. 88 max. 200 max. 1800 1.0times the

SUS420Jl 225 min. 520 min. 18 min. 223 max. 97 max. 234 max.
SUS420J2 225 min. 540 min. 18 min. 235 max. 99 max. 247 max.
-
-
thickness
-
-
1
SUS440A 245 min. 590 min. 15 min. 255 max. HRC25 269 max. - -
max.
The proof stress, tensile strength and elongation requirements in this table are applicable to
1
thicknesses 0.30 mm or over.
NOTE11 Nzmm-=1 MPa
NOTE2 Measurement by HRBS and HRBWmay be inapplicable if the plate thickness is too 1
small.
Notes a) One of the hardness types given in this table shall be selected to be applied.
b) Measurement of HRB may be either by HRBS or HRBW.In the report of the meas-

urement results, either HRBS or HRBW,whichever was applied, shall be clearly in-
1
dicated. In cases of any doubt, measurement by HRBSshall be the reference.
1
Table 13 Hardness of martensitic series in the quenched
and tempered condition
Designation of grade HRC
1
SUS420J2
SUS440A
40 min.
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The mechanical properties of precipitation hardening series shall be in accordance

I
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with either a), b) or c) in the following, applied according to the relevant heat treat-
ment condition.

a) The solution treated plates and strip shall satisfy the mechanical properties re-
I quirements given in table 14. For testing, the sample prepared in accordance with
Class A of 7.6 of JIS G 0404 shall be used. The proof stress shall only be applied

I when specified by the purchaser.

b) The plates and strip precipitation hardened after solution treatment shall satisfy
the mechanical properties requirements in table 14. For testing, the sample pre-
I pared in accordance with Class A of 7.6 of JIS G 0404 shall be used. The proof

I···~··--
stress shall only be applied when specified by the purchaser.
-:--...:- ,
c) For plates and strip of SUS630 that are given heat treatment other than solution
heat treatment or precipitation hardening treatment, the mechanical properties
tests, including the specification values and test pieces to be applied, shall be sub-
I ject to the agreement between the purchaser and the manufacturer.

I Table 14 Mechanical properties of precipitation hardening series

Designs- Heat Proof stress Tensile Elongation Hardness b)

I tion of
grade
treat-
ment
symbol a) N/mm2
strength HBW HRC HRBS
or
HRBWc)
HV

N/mm2 %

I SUS630 S
H900
-
1 175 min.
- -
1310 min. rrhickness 5.0 5 or
363 max. 38
375 min.
max.
-
-
-
-
-
mm or under lover
tI'hickness over 8 or
5.0 mm or up to over
land incl. 15.0
Imm
!Thickness over 10 or
15.0 mm lover
iH1025 1000 min. 1070 min. tI'hickness 5.0 5 or 331 min. - - -

I mm or under lover
!Thickness over 8 or
5.0 mm or up to lover

I and incl. 15.0

mm
tI'hickness over 12 or

l- 1H1075 860 min.

15.0 mm
1000 min. tI'hickness 5.0
mm or under
lover
5 or 302 min. 31
lover
min. - -

!Thickness over 9 or

I 5.0 mm or up to over
and incl. 15.0
mm
!Thickness over 13 or
15.0 mm over
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Designa- Heat Proof Tensile Elongation Hardness b)
tion of
grade
treat-
ment
symbol a)
stress strength HBW HRC HRBS
or
HRBW
HV
1
N/mm2 N/mm2 % c)

iHU50 725 min. 930 min. Thickness 5.0 8 or

lmm or under lover
277
min.
28 min. - -
1
Thickness over 10 or
5.0 mm or up to over
and incl. 15.0
1
mm

SUS631 S 380 max. 1030

rrhickness over 16 or
15.0 mm
max.20 or under
over
192 - 92 max. 200
1
max. max.
RH950 1030 min. 1230 min. Thickness 3.0 - - 40 min. - 392
mm or uner min.
Thickness over 4 or

TH1050
3.0mm lover
960 min. 1140 min.iThickness 3.0 3 or - 35 min. - 345
1
mm or under lover min.
Thickness over 5 or
3.0mm over 1
The proof stress, tensile strength and elongation requirements in this table are applicable to thick-
nesses 0.30 mm or over.
NOTE 1 1 N/mm2=1 MPa
NOTE 2 Measurement by HRBS and HRBW may be inapplicable if the plate thickness is too
1
small.
Notes a) Heat treatment symbols shall be as shown in table 2.
b) One of the hardness types given in this table shall be selected to be applied.
1
c) Measurement of HRB may be either by HRBS or HRBW.In the report of the measurement
results, either HRBS or HRBW,whichever was applied, shall be clearly indicated. In cases
of any doubt, measurement by HRBS shall be the reference. 1
7 Corrosionresistance
1
When corrosion resistance by an intergranular corrosion test is designated by the
purchaser, a test methodselected from 11.3 shall be agreed betweenthe purchaser and 1
the manufacturer, the test shall be performed, and the corrosion requirements as
agreed between the purchaser and the manufacturer shall be met.
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8 Surface finish
The surface finish ofplates and strip shall satisfy the requirements in table 15. ~l
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I Symbol of surface
Table 15 Surface finish
Summary
finish
I No.2D Those finished by heat treatment, acid pickling or an equivalent treatment
after cold-rolling. Those lightly cold-rolled by matting roll at the last stage
are included in this category.
I No.2B Those finished by heat treatment, acid pickling or an equivalent treatment
after cold-rolling, and then cold-rolled to give an appropriate luster at the
last stage.
I No.3 Those finished by grinding with P100 to P120 abrasives as specified in JIS
R6010.
NoA Those finished by grinding with P150 to P180 abrasives as specified in JIS
I #240
R 6010.
Those finished by grinding with P240 abrasives as specified in JIS R 6010.
#320 Those finished by grinding with P320 abrasives as specified in JIS R 6010.
I #400
BA
Those finished by grinding with P400 abrasives as specified in JIS R 6010.
Those given bright heat treatment after cold-rolling.
HL Those finished by grinding using abrasives of suitable grain size so as to
I give continuous polishing streaks.
Other surface finish than given in this table may be agreed between the purchaser and the
manufacturer.
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9 Shape, dimensions,mass and tolerances
I 9.1 Standard dimensions
The standard dimensions of plates are shown in table 16. The standard thicknesses
I of strip are shownin table 17.

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iiJ j

0.30
Thickness
1.2 7.0
Unit t mm
Width x length

0040 1.5 8.0

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0.50
0.60
2.0
2.5
9.0
10.0
1000 x 2 000
1219 x 2 438
0.70 3.0 12.0 1219 x 3048

I-
0.80
0.90
4.0
5.0
15.0
20.0
1524 x 3048

1.0 6.0
I Other dimensions than given in this table shall be
subject to the agreement between the purchaser
and the manufacturer.
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Unit: mm
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0.30 0040 0.50 0.60 0.70 0.80 0.90 1.0 1.2 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0
Other thicknesses than given in this table shall be subject to the agreement between the
purchaser and the manufacturer.

9.2 Calculation of mass of plates

When requested by the purchaser, the mass of plates shall be calculated as shown in
table 18using the designated dimensions.
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Table 18 Calculation of mass
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Order of calculation Calculation method Rounding of results
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a)

Basic mass To be in accordance with table 19. -

kg/(mm·m2)
Unit mass kg/m2 Basic mass [kg/(mm· m2)] x thick· Rounded to 4 significant figures
ness (mm)
Area m2 Width (m) x length (m) Rounded to 4 significant figures
Mass of one plate kg Unit mass (kg/m2) x area (m2) Rounded to 3 significant figures.
Mass over 1 000 kg shall be
rounded to an intezer in kg.
Total mass kg Mass of one plate (kg) x number of Rounded to an integer.
plates of the same grade and di-
mensions
Note a) The rounding of numbers shall be in accordance with the method specified in JIS Z
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I Table 19 Basic mass of stainless steel plates

Unit: kg/(mm'm2)
Designation Basic Classification Designation Unit Classification
I of grade
SUS301
SUS301L
mass
7.93
7.93
Austenitic series
of grade
SUS890L
SUS321
mass
8.05
7.93
Austenitic series

SUS301J1 7.93 SUS347 7.98

I SUS302B
SUS304
7.93
7.93
SUSXM7
SUSXM15Jl 7.75
7.93

SUS304Cu 7.93 SUS329Jl 7.80 Austenitic-ferritic

I SUS304L
SUS304Nl 7.93
SUS304N2 7.93
7.93 SUS329J3L 7.80
SUS329J4L 7.80
SUS405 7.75
series

Ferritic series
SUS304LN 7.93 SUS410L 7.75
I SUS304Jl
SUS304J2
7.93
7.93
SUS429
SUS430
7.70
7.70

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SUS305 7.93 SUS430LX 7.70
c> SUS309S 7.98 SUS430JIL 7.70
-':::--- SUS310S 7.98 SUS434 7.70
SUS312L 8.03 SUS436L 7.70
SUS315Jl 7.98 SUS436JIL 7.70
I SUS315J2
SUS316
SUS316L
7.98
7.98
7.98
SUS443Jl
SUS444
SUS445Jl
7.74
7.75
7.69
SUS316N 7.98 SUS445J2 7.73
I SUS316LN 7.98
SUS316Ti 7.98
SUS447Jl
SUSXM27
7.64
7.67
SUS316Jl 7.98 SUS403 7.75 Martensitic series

I SUS316JIL 7.98
SUS317
SUS317L
7.98
7.98
SUS410
SUS410S
SUS420Jl
7.75
7.75
7.75
SUS317LN 7.97 SUS420J2 7.75
I SUS317Jl
SUS317J2
8.00
7.98
SUS440A
SUS630
SUS631
7.70
a)

7.93
Precipitation
hardening series
SUS836L 8.06
Note a) Subject to the agreement between the purchaser and the manufacturer.

9.3 Tolerances on thickness

Tolerances on thickness shall be as follows.
9.3.1 Tolerances on thickness of plates and strip
I The tolerances on thickness of plates shall be as given in table 20. The tolerances on
thickness of strip shall be as given in table 21. However, the purchaser can designate

I the thickness tolerances in table 22 (symbol ET) or table 23 (symbol ST).

For thickness of plates, the measuring position shall be any point 15 mm or over

I from the edge of plate.

For thickness of strip, the measuring position shall be any point 25 mm or over from
the edge of strip for mill edge strips 50 mm or over in width, and the centre of strip
I width for mill edge strips less than 50 mm in width. The measuring position for cut
edge strip shall be any point 15 mm or over from the edge of strip for strips 30 mm or
over in width, and the centre of strip width for strips less than 30 mm in width.

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Unit: mm

Thickness Under 1250

Width
1 250 or over up 1
to and incl. 1 600
0.16 or
0.25 or
over
over
to
to
and excl. 0.25
and excl. 0.30
±0.03
±0.04
-
- 1
0.30 or over to and excl. 0.60 ±0.05 ±O.OS
0.60 or
0.80 or
over
over
to
to
and excl. O.SO.
and excl. 1.00
±0.07
±0.09
±0.09
±0.10
1
1.00 or over to and excl. 1.25 ±0.1O ±0.12
1.25 or
1.60 or
over
over
to
to
and excl. 1.60
and excl. 2.00
±0.12
±0.15
±0.15
±0.17
1
2.00 or over to and excl. 2.50 ±0.17 ±0.20
2.50 or
3.15 or
over
over
to
to
and excl. 3.15
and excl. 4.00
±0.22
±0.25
±0.25
±0.30
1
4.00 or over to and excl. 5.00 ±0.35 ±OAO
5.00 or
6.00 or
over
over
to
to
and excl. 6.00
and excl. S.OO
±OAO
±0.50
±OA5
±0.50
1
S.OOor over to and excl. 10.0 ±0.60 ±0.60
10.0 or
16.0 or
over
over
to and excl. 16.0
up to and incl. 25.0
±0.70
±O.SO
±0.70
±O.SO
1
Table 21 Tolerances on thickness of strip 1
Unit: mm

Thickness Under 1250

Width
1 250 or over up
1
to and incl. 1 600
0.16 or
0.25 or
over
over
to
to
and excl. 0.25
and excl. 0.30
±0.03
±O.04
-
-
1
0.30 or over to and excl. 0.60 ±0.05 ±O.OS
0.60 or
O.SOor
over
over
to
to
and excl. O.SO
and excl. 1.00
±0.07
±0.09
±O.09
±0.10
1
1.00 or over to and excl. 1.25 ±0.10 ±0.12
1.25 or
1.60 or
over
over
to
to
and excl. 1.60
and excl. 2.00
±0.12
±0.15
±0.15
±0.17
1
2.00 or over to and excl. 2.50 ±0.17 ±0.20
2.50 or
3.15 or
over
over
to and excl. 3.15
to and excl. 4.00
±0.22
±0.25
±0.25
±O.30
1
±0.35 ±OAO
4.00 or
5.00 or
6.00 or
over
over
over
to and excl. 5.00
to and excl. 6.00
up to and incl. S.OO
±OAO
±O.50
±OA5
±0.50
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The tolerances on width of plates shall be as given in table 24. The tolerances on
width of strip shall be as given in table 25. However, the purchaser
width tolerances given in table 26 (symbol EW).
can designate the 1
The specified tolerances do not apply to the irregular portions of the beginning and
the end of a strip.
1
Table 24 Tolerances on width of plates
Unit :mm
1
Length
Width 3 500or under Over 3 500 up to
and incl. 6 000
Over 6000 1
Under 10.0 +10 +15 +20

10.0or over up to and

0
+10 +20
0 0
+20
1
incl. 25.0 0 0 0

Table 25 Tolerances on width of strip

1
Unit :mm

Under 400
Width
400 or over 630 or over 1000 or 1524 or
1
Edge over
to and excl. to and excl. over to and

Mill edge a) +10

630
+20
1000
+25
excl. 1524
+30 +30
1
0 0 0 0 0
Cut edge b) +5
0
+5
0
+5
0
+5
0
+10
0 1
Notes a) Other dimensions than given in this table may be agreed between the

b)
purchaser and the manufacturer.
Upon agreement between the purchaser and the manufacturer, the
width tolerance given in this table may be movedto the minus side by
1
not more than the whole tolerance range specified,provided that the
upper limit of agreed toleranceis not belowzero. 1
Tolerances on width of plates and strip (symbol EW)
Table 26

Width
Unit t mm 1
Thickness
Under 160 160or over
to and excl.
250
250 or over
to and excl.
400
400 or over
to and excl.
630
630 or over
up to and
incl. 1000
1
±0.15 ±0.30 ±D.50
±D. 15
1
Under 0.60 ±D.30
0.60or overto ±0.15 ±0.15 ±0.30 ±0.30 ±0.50
and excl. 1.00
1.00or overto ±D.20 ±0.25 ±0.35 ±0.35 ±0.60
and excl. 1.60
1.60or overto ±D.30 ±0.35 ±D.45 ±0.45 ±0.70 1
and excl. 2.50
2.50or overup
to and incl. 4.00
±D.40 ±0.45 ±D.50 ±0.50 ±0.80
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The tolerances on length of plates shall be as given in table 27.

I- Table 27 Tolerances on length of plates

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Length
Unit t mm

3500 or Over 3500 Over 6 000

I- Thickness
under up to and
incl. 6 000
Under 10.0 +10- +15 +30

I 10.0 or over up to +15

0
+20
0
+35
0

and incl. 25.0 0 0 0

I 9.6 Flatness of plates

I The flatness of plates shall be measured only when requested by the purchaser, and
the maximum value of flatness of plate shall be as given in table 28.

I The purchaser can designate separately the maximum value of flatness (symbol EF).
The maximum values of flatness for tempering symbol 1I4H or 1I2H shall be as given
in table 29, and those for tempering symbols 3/4H and H shall be subject to the agree-
I ment between the purchaser and the manufacturer.
For flatness of plate, with the plate lying under its own mass on a flat surface, the

I distance between the lower surface of the plate and the flat horizontal surface shall be
measured, and the maximum value of this distance over the plate length of 3 500 mm
shall be taken as the flatness of the plate.
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Table 28 Maximum. value of flatness of plate

Length
Unit: mm
Maximum value of Maximum value of flatness
flatness (symbolEF)
I 1 000 or under 2 000 or under
Over 2000
15
20
3
6

I -
Over 1 000 2 000 or under
Over 2000
20
20
6
6
This table applies to any 3 500 mm length of the plate, and for plates with a length under

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Table 29 Maximum value of flatness for plates of SUS301 and SUS301L 1
Unit: mm
Width Thickness Maximum value of flatness
1/4H 1I2H 1
600 or over to and Under 0.40 13 19
excl. 1000
0.40or over to and 16 22
1
excl.0.80
0.80or over
1 000or over to and Under 0.40
19
16
22
26 1
excl. 1219
0.40or over to and
excl.0.80
19 29
1
0.80or over 26 29
This table applies to any 3 500 mm length of the plate, and for plates with a
length under 3 500mm, it applies to the overallplate length. 1
9.7 Camber of strip 1
The camber of strip shall be measured only when requested by the purchaser, and
the maixmum value of camber shall be as given in table 30. The specified maximum
values do not apply to the irregular portions at the beginning and the end of a strip.
1
The maximum values of camber for strip of SUS301 and SUS301L with tempering
symbol of 1I4H, 1I2H, 3/4H and H shall be subject to the agreement beween the pur-
chaser and the manufacturer.
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The camber requirement does not apply to the mill edge strip. 1
Table 30 Maximum values of camber of strip
Unit: mm
1
Width
40 or over to
Maximumvalue ofcamber
2 over the length of 1 000 at any 8 over the length of 2 000 at any 1
and excl.80 position position
80 or over to lover the length of 1 000 at any 4 over the length of 2 000 at any
and excl.630 position position 1
630 or over 0.5 over the length of 1 000 at any 2 over the length of 2 000 at any
position
The camber of strip shall be as shown in figure 1.
position

The maximum values of camber of strip under 40 mm in width shall be subject to the
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agreement between the purchaser and the manufacturer.
Selectionof either of the values given in this table shall be made at the discretion of
the manufacturer.
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I Figure 1 Camber of strip

I 10 Appearance
The appearance shall be as follows.

I a) Plates and strip shall be free from defects detrimental to practical use. However,
strips are permitted to have a minor amount of defects since they are generally
without opportunities for defects removal.
I b) Strip shall be tightly wound and as round as possible.
c) The edges of strip are permitted to show a gradual displacement to one side which
I shall not exceed 70 mm in the case of mill edges and 35 mm in the case of cut edges.
This requiremenet does not apply to the irregular portions at the beginning and the

I end of a strip.

11 Tests

I 11.1 Chemical analysis

11.1.1 General matters of chemical analysis and sampling method
General matters of chemical analysis and sampling method shall be in accordance
with clause 8 of JIS G 0404. If a product analysis is requested by the purchaser, the
sampling method for product analysis shall be in accordance with clause 4 of JIS G
0321.
11.1.2 Analytical method
I The heat analysis method shall be in accordance with JIS G 0320. The product
analysis method shall be in accordance with JIS G 0321.
I 11.2 Mechanical tests
11.2.1 General
I General matters of mechanical test shall be in accordance with JIS G 0404.
11.2.2 Sampling method
One sample shall be taken from each group of plates or strips from the same cast
treated under the same heat treatment conditions.
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One test piece shall be taken from one sample for each of the tensile test, hardness
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The tensile test piece, hardness test piece and bend test piece shall be as follows.
a) The tensile test piece shall be any of No.4, No. 10 or No.13B test piece specified in
JIS Z 2241.
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Also, No.14 A, No. 14B or No.5 test piece may be used.
b) For hardness test piece, a part of the tensile or bend test piece may be employed.
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c) The bend test piece shall be No.1 or No.3 test piece specified in JIS Z 2248.
11.2.5 Test methods
1
The tensile test, hardness test and bend test methods shall be as follows. 1
The bend test may be omitted!', unless the test is designated by the purchaser.
Note 1) This means that the bend test may be omitted at the discretion of the
manufacturer, but only on the precondition that the bendability of the
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product satisfies the specified value.
a) The tensile test shall be carried out in accordance with JIS Z 2241. However, the 1
test temperature shall be 23°C ± 5°C, and the tensile speed for measurement of
plates and strip other than those of martensitic series shall be such that the strain
increase rate of the parallel part of the test piece is 40 %/min to 80 %/min.
1
b) The hardness test shall be carried out in accordance with anyone of the following
standards. However, the test temperature shall be 23°C ± 5°C. 1
1) JIS Z 2243
2) JIS Z 2244 1
3) JIS Z 2245
c) The bend test shall be carried out in accordance with JIS Z 2248. However, the test 1
temperature shall be 23°C ± 5°C.
11.3 Corrosion test 1
The corrosion test shall be as follows.
11.3.1 Sampling method 1
One sample shall be taken from each group of plates and strip from the same cast
treated under the same heat treatment conditions. 1
11.3.2 Number of test pieces
One test piece shall be taken from one sample. 1
11.3.3 Test method
The test method shall be in accordance with anyone of the following standards. 1
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b) JIS G 0572

I c) JIS G 0573
d) JIS G 0575
I: 12 Inspection

I- The inspection of plates and strip shall be as follows.

a) General matters of inspection shall be in accordance with JIS G 0404.

I b) The chemical composition shall conform to the specification given in clause 5.

c) The mechanical properties shall conform to the specification given in clause 6. A

1<: part of or all of the tensile test, hardness test and bend test may be omitted upon
agreement between the purchaser and the manufacturer.
d) The corrosion resistance, to be applied when designated by the purchaser, shall
I conform to the specification given in clause 7.
e) The surface finish shall conform to the specification given in clause 8.

I :0 The shape dimensions shall conform to the specification given in clause 9.

g) The appearance shall conform to the specification given in clause 10.

I 13 Marking
Each plate or each bundle of plates, or each bundle of strip having passed the inspec-
I tion shall be marked with the following items. A part of the marking items may be
omitted by agreement between the purchaser and the manufacturer.

I a) Designation of grade

(_ij b) Dimensions
c) Symbol of tolerance and maximum flatness of plate applied (for plates and strip for
which tolerances of ET, ST or EW, and maximum flatness of EF have been applied,

I these symbols shall be marked)

d) Symbol of surface finish applied

I e) Symbol of heat treatment applied (exclusively in the cases of quenched and tem-
pered SUS402J2 and SUS440A specially designated by the purchaser among the
precipitation hardening an martensitic series)

I :0 Symbol of tempering (in the case of SUS310 and SUS301L)

g) Manufacturer's name or its identifying brand
I h) Cast number or inspection number

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and delivery conditions or the like. The report may be submitted in the form of any
electric media such as electric transmission. The inspection document shall be in ac-
cordance with the standard designation 2.3 or 3.l.B in table 1 of JIS G 0415.
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Annex JA (informative)
Heat treatment of stainless steels
I
I Introduction
This Annex supplements the matters related to the text and does not constitute a
I part of the provisions.
Heat treatment conditions of plates and strip are shown in the followingfor refer-

I ence.

I-c JA.l Heat treatment conditions

The heat treatment conditionsare shownin table JA.1 to table JA.5.
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TableJA.l Heat treatment conditionsfor autenitic series
I Designation Solution treatment Designation Solution
Unit: DC
treatment
of grade of grade
I SUS301
SUS301L
1010 to 1150 rapid cooling
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
SUS316
SUS316L
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
SUS301Jl 1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling SUS316N 1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
I SUS302B
SUS304
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
SUS316LN
SUS316Ti a)
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
920 to 1 150 rapid cooling
SUS304Cu 1010 to 1150 rapid cooling SUS316Jl 1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
I SUS304L
SUS304Nl
1010 to 1150 rapid cooling
1010 to 1150 rapid cooling
SUS316J1L
SUS317
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling

f SUS304N2
SUS304LN
SUS304Jl
SUS304J2
1010 to 1150 rapid cooling
1010 to 1150 rapid cooling
1010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1010 to 1150 rapid cooling
SUS317L
SUS317LN
SUS317Jl
SUS317J2
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1 030 to 1 180 rapid cooling
1 030 to 1 180 rapid cooling

I SUS305
SUS309S
1 030 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1 030 to 1 180 rapid cooling
SUS836L
SUS890L
1 030 to 1 180 rapid cooling
1 030 to 1 180 rapid cooling
SUS310S 1 030 to i 180 rapid cooling SUS321 a) 920 to 1 150 rapid cooling

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SUS315Jl
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1010 to 1150 rapid cooling
SUS347 a)
SUSXM7
980 to 1 150 rapid cooling
1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling
SUS315J2 1010 to 1150 rapid cooling SUSXl\H5Jl 1 010 to 1 150 rapid cooling

I Note a) For plates and strip of SUS316Ti, SUS321 and SUS347, the purchaser can des-
ignate the stabilizing heat treatment. The heat treatment temperature applied in
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Unit: °C
Designation of grade
SUS329Jl
Solution treatment
950 to 1100 rapid cooling
1
SUS329J3L 950 to 1 100 rapid cooling
SUS329J4L 950 to 1 100 rapid cooling
1
Table JA.3 Heat treatment conditionsfor ferritic series
Unit: °C
1
Designation Annealing Designation Annealing
of grade
SUS405 780 to 830 rapid cooling
of grade
SUS436JIL 800 to 1 050 rapid
1
or slow cooling cooling
SUS410L 700 to 820 rapid cooling
or slow cooling
SUS443Jl 800 to 1 050
cooling
rapid
1
SUS429 780 to 850 rapid cooling SUS444 800 to 1 050 rapid

SUS430
or slow cooling
780 to 850 rapid cooling SUS445Jl
cooling
850 to 1 050 rapid 1
or slow cooling cooling
SUS430LX 780 to 950 rapid cooling
or slow cooling
SUS445J2 850 to 1 050
cooling
rapid
1
SUS430JIL 800 to 1 050 rapid SUS447Jl 900 to 1 050 rapid

SUS434
cooling
780 to 850 rapid cooling
or slow cooling
SUSXM27
cooling
900 to 1 050
cooling
rapid 1
SUS436L 800 to 1 050 rapid
cooling 1
Table JAA Heat treatment conditionsfor martensitic series
Unit: °C
1
Designation
of grade
SUS403
Annealing
Heat treatment

Approx.750 rapid cooling or

Quenching
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800 to 900 slow cooling
Approx.750 rapid cooling or
800 to 900 slow cooling
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SUS420Jl
Approx.750 rapid cooling or
800 to 900 slow cooling
Approx.750 rapid cooling or - -
1
800 to 900 slow cooling
SUS420J2 Approx.750 rapid cooling or 980 to 1040
800 to 900 slow cooling rapid cooling
150 to 400 air
cooling
1
SUS440A Approx.750 rapid cooling or 1010 to 1070 150 to 400 air
800 to 900 slow cooling rapid cooling cooling
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Designation
Heat treatment conditions for precipitation hardening series
Heat treatment

I of grade
SUS630 a)
Type
Solution
treatment
Symbol
S
Condition
1 020 °C to 1 060 °C rapid cooling

1- Precipitation
hardening
H900
H1025
470°C to 490 °C air
540°C to 560 °C air
cooling
cooling
treatment H1075 570°C to 590 °C air cooling
H1150 610°C to 630 °C air cooling
SUS631 Solution S 1 000 °C to 1 100°C rapid cooling
treatment
Precipitation RH950 Hold at 955°C ± 10°C for 10 min, air cool to room
hardening temperature, cool to -73°C ± 6°C within 24 h, hold
treatment at this temperature for 8 h, hold at 510°C ± 10°C
for 60 min and air cool.
TH1050 Hold at 760°C ± 15°C for 90 min, cool to 15 °C or
lower within 1 h, hold for 30 min, hold at 565°C ±

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Comparison table between JIS and corresponding International Standards
JIB G 4305: 2012 Cold-rolledstainless steel plate, sheet and strip ISO 16143-1: 2004 Stainless steels for general purposes - Part 1 :Flat
products
ISO 9445-1 : 2009 Continuously cold-rolled stainless steel- Tolerances
on dimensions and form - Part 1 : Narrow strip and cut lengths
ISO 9445-2 : 2009 Continuously cold-rolled stainless steel - Toler-
ances on dimensions and form - Part 2: Wide strip and plate/sheet
(I) Requirements in JIS (II) Inter- (III) Requirements in (IV)Classification and details of technical (V) Justification for the
national International Standard deviation between JIS and the Interna- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
No. and Content number No. of Content Classifica- Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
clause clause
1 Scope This Standard ISO 1 This International Deletion JIS specifiesonly cold-rolled Since hot-rolledstainless
specifies cold-rolled 16143-1 Standard specifies stainless steel plates and plates and strip are
stainless steel plates the technical strip. covered in JIS G 4304,
and sheets (hereafter delivery conditions practically, there is no
referred to as "plates") for hot- or cold-rolled technical deviation from
and cold-rolled sheet/plate and strip ISO.
stainless steel strip for general purposes.
(hereafter referred to
as "strip).
2
Normative
references

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Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
No. and Content number No. of Content Classifica - Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
clause clause
3 Designations and ISO 4, 6 Designation system Alteration Designation system Each country has its own
Designation classification of 62 16143-1 in ISO is employed. employed in JIS differs from established designation
of grade grades, divided into Designations and that in ISO. system wildely accepted in
austenitic series, classificatiori of 41 their domestic markets.
austenitic-ferritic grades, divided into ISOffS 4949 established
series, ferritic series, austenitic series, in 2003 permits each
martensitic series and austenitic-ferritic country to comply with
precipitation series, ferritic series, their own designation
hardening series, are martensitic series systems.
specified. and precipitation
hardening series are
specified.

4 Methods of treatment 7.1 Unless special Deletion In JIS, the manufacturing Since hot-rolled stainless
Manufactur for plates and strip 7.2 steelmaking process methods of only cold-rolled steel plates and strip are
ingmethod after cold-rolling are is agreed when stainless steel and strip are covered in JIS G 4304,
specified. ordering, the specified. practically, there is no
steelmaking process technical deviation from
shall be at the ISO.
discretion of the
manufacturer.
Manufacturing
process and types of
surface finishing
treatments are
specified.
(I) Requirements in JIS (II) Inter- (Ill) Requirements in (IV) Classification and details of technical (V) Justification for the
national International Standard deviation between JIS and the Interna- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
No_ and Content number
No. of Content Classifica - Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
clause clause
5 Chemical Chemical compositions ISO 7.3 Chemical Alteration Out of the 62 grades Since those ISO steel
composition of 36 austenitic grades, 16143-1 compositions of 26 specified in JIS, 20 grades grades deleted in JIS are
3 austenitic-ferritic austenitic grades, 5 are also covered in ISO, and not in demand in Japanese
grades, 15 ferritic austenitic-ferritic 42 grades are not. Out of 41 market and the JIS
grades, 6 martensitic grades, 5 ferritic grades specified in ISO, 23 original steel grades
grades, 2 precipitation grades, 4 martensitic grades are also covered in specified instead are
hardened grades, i.e. grades, 1 JIS, and 18 grades are not widely used in Japan, the
62 grades in total, are precipitation (the reason for the JIS specification is
specified. hardened grades, i.e. inconsistency in the number adopted without change.
41 grades in total, of common steel grades At the next reviewing of
are specified. stated for both standards, ISO standard, the
namely, 20 grades in JIS and necessity of revision
23 grades in ISO: three proposal regarding this
grades given in JIS each matter will be discussed.
corresponds to two grades in
ISO) .

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No. and Content No. of Content Classifica- Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
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6 For austenitic series ISO 7.5 For austenitic series, Alteration In JIS, the hardness is In JIS, all the specification
Mechanical and austenitic-ferritic the requirements for specified for all grades, items and contents that
properties series, the 16143-1 0.2 % proof stress, whereas in ISO, the are considered necessary
requirements for proof 1.0 % proof stress, hardness is specified only for in a product standard are
stress, tensile tensile strength and martensitic series. provided. Also, there is
strength, elongation elongation are In ISO, 1.0 % proof stress is consistency in JIS
and hardness are specified. For specified for austenitic specifications in that the
specified. For ferritic austenitic-ferritic series. hardness is commonly
series, the and ferritic series, In JIS, the mechanical specified for mechanical
requirements for proof the requirements for properties of SUS30 1 and properties of all steel
stress, tensile 0.2 % proof stress, SUS30IL in the temper grades, and therefore the
strength, elongation, tensile strength and rolled condition are specified. JIS specifications are
hardness and elongation are adopted without change.
bendability are specified. For At the next reviewing of
specified. For martensitic series, ISO standard, the
martensitic series, the requirements for necessity of revision
requirements for the tensile strength, proposal regarding this
proof stress, tensile elongation and matter will be discussed.
strength, elongation, hardness in the
hardness and annealed condition,
bendability in the and for hardness in
annealed condition, the quenched and
and the hardness in tempered condition
the quenched and are specified. For
tempered condition are precipitation
specified. hardening series, the
For precipitation requirements for
hardenening series, tensile strength and
the requirements for elongation in the
the proof stress, tensile solution treated
strength, elongation condition, and for
and hardness in the 0.2 % proof stress,
solution treated and tensile strength and
precipitation harden~d elongation in the
condition are specified. precipitation
hardened condition
are specified.
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national International Standard deviation between JIS arid the Interna- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures

No. and Content number No. of Content Classifica - Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
clause clause
7 Corrosion The corrosion ISO 7.4 The corrosion Alteration Difference in corrosion test The corrosion test method
resistance resistance to be 16143-1 resistance to be methods specified. specified in JIS is the
evaluated by the. evaluated by the widely accepted method in
intergranular corrosion intergranular test, Japan, and therefore JIS
test is specified. The applicable to specification concerning
intergranular test austenitic, this test is adopted
methods specified are austenitic-ferritic, without change.
the oxalic acid etching and ferritic steels is At the next reviewing of
test, ferric specified. The ISO standard, the
sulfate-sulfuric acid intergranular test necessity of revision
test, 65 % nitric acid methods specified proposal regarding this
test, and copper are the 16 % copper matter will be discussed.
sulfate-sulfuric acid sulfate-sulfuric acid
test. corrosion test, 35 %
Whether to perform a copper
corrosion test, and sulfate-sulfuric acid
evaluation criteria of corrosion test, 40 %
the test result are ferric sulfate-sulfuric
subject to the acid corrosion test.
agreement. 8 Whether to perform
a corrosion test is
subject to the
agreement, and
when performed, the
results are required
to comply with ISO
3651-2.
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national International Standard deviation between JIS and the Interna- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
No. and Content number
No. of Content Classifica- Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
clause clause
8 Surface Surface finish ISO 7.2 Manufacturing Alteration In JIS, the surface finish Since hot "rolled stainless
finish requirements are 16143"1 method and surface only for cold"rolled stainless steel plates and strip are
specified (table 15). condition are steel plates and strip are covered in JIS G 4304,
specified. specified. practically, there is no
technical deviation from
ISO.

Designation system Each country has its own

employed in JIS differs from established designation
that in ISO. system wildely accepted in
their domestic markets.
rsozrs 4949 established
in 2003 permits each
country to comply with
their own designation
systems.
9 Shape, 9.1 Standard - - Addition In JIS, standard dimensions In JIS, related matters are
dimensions, dimensions are specified, whereas in made into provisions as far
mass and Standard dimensions ISO. they are to be agreed as they can be
tolerances of plates (table 16) and between the purchaser and commonalized, and
standard thicknesses of the manufacturer. therefore this JIS
strip (table 17) are specification is adopted
specified. without change.
At the next reviewing of
ISO standard, the
necessity of revision
proposal regarding this
matter will be discussed.
(I) Requirements in JIS (II) Inter- (III) Requirements in (IV) Classification and details of technical (V) Justification for the
national International Standard deviation between JIS and the Interna- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
number No. of Content Classifica - Details of technical deviation
No. and Content
title of clause tion by
clause clause
9 Shape, 9.2 Calculation of mass ISO 7.9 The density values Alteration Difference in specification of The basic mass values
dimensions, of plates 16143-1 (equivalent to basic basic mass. specified in JIS are those
mass and The mass of plate and mass specified in widely accepted in Japan,
tolerances calculation method JIS) are to be taken and therefore this JIS
(continued) thereof are specified from ISOrrS 15510. specification is adopted
(table 18, table 19). without change.
At the next reviewing of
ISO standard, the
necessity of revision
proposal regarding this
matter will be discussed.

9.3 Tolerances on ISO 6 Tolerances on Alteration Difference in specification of The shape and
thickness 9445-1 thickness for narrow thickness division and dimensional tolerances
Measuring positions steel strip and tolerances. specified in JIS are those
are specified for plate produts obtained Difference in specification of widely applied in Japan,
and strip thickness. from narrow steel thickness measuring and therefore this JIS
Tolerances for plates strip are specified in position. specification is adopted
and strip are given in table 1 in each without change.
table 20 and table 21, division of Normal, At the next reviewing of
respectively. However, Fine and Precision. ISO standard, the
the purchaser can 16 Thickness measuring necessity of revision
designate the position for narrow proposal regarding this
tolerances in table 22 steel strip and matter will be discussed.
(symbol ET) and table products obtained
23 (symbol ST). from narrow steel
strip is specified.
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9 Shape, ISO 7 Tolerances on Alteration
dimensions, 9445-2 thickness for wide
mass and steel strip and
tolerances products obtained
(continued) from wide steel strip
are specified in
Normal and Special
divisions according
to the measuring
method (table 1:
method A and table
2: method B).
17 Method A and
methodB are
specified for
measurement of
thickness of wide
steel strip and
products obtained
from wide steel strip.
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national International Standard deviation between JIS and the Interria- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
No. and Content number
No. of Content Claesifica- Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
clause clause
9 Shape, 9.4 Tolerances on ISO 7 Tolerances on width Alteration Difference in specification of The shape and
dimensions, width 9445-1 for narrow steel strip thickness division and dimensional tolerances
mass and Tolerances for plates and produts obtained tolerances. specified in JIS are those
tolerances and strip are given in from narrow steel widely applied in Japan,
(continued) table 24 and table 25, strip are specified in and therefore this JIS
respectively. However table 2 in each specification is adopted
the purchaser can division of Normal, without change.
designate the Fine and Precision. At the next reviewing of
tolerances in table 26 17 Measurement Deletion ISO standard, the
(symbol EW). method of width is necessity of revision
specified for narrow proposal regarding this
steel strip and matter will be discussed.
products obtained
from narrow steel
strip.

ISO 8 Tolerances on width Alteration

9445-2 for wide steel strips
and products
obtained from wide
steel strips are
specified in table 3
(mill edge products)
and table 4 (cut edge
products, given in
Normal and Special
divisions) .

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title of clause tion by
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9 Shape, ISO 18 Measurement of Deletion
dimensions, 9445-2 width for wide steel
mass and strip and products
tolerances obtained from wide
(continued) steel strip is
specified.
9.5 Tolerances on ISO 9 Tolerances on length Alteration Difference in specification of The shape and
length of plates 9445-1 for narrow steel strip thickness division and dimensional tolerances
Tolerances are are specified in table tolerances. specified in JIS are those
specified (table 27). 3 in Normal and widely applied in Japan,
Special divisions. and therefore this JIS
18 Measurement of Deletion specification is adopted
length for narrow without change ..
steel strip is At the next reviewing of
specified. ISO standard, the
necessity of revision
ISO 10 Tolerances on length Alteration
9445-2 of wide steel strip proposal regarding this
matter will be discussed.
are specified in table
5 in Normal and
Special divisions.
19 Measurement of Deletion
length of wide steel
strip is specified.
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national International Standard deviation between JIS and the Interna- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
No. and Content number No. of Content Classifica- Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
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9 Shape, 9.6 Flatness of plates ISO 12 Toleranceson Alteration Differencein specificationof The shape and
dimensions, Flatness is specified 9445-1 flatness of narrow flatness tolerances. dimensional tolerances
mass and (table 28). steel strip are specifiedin JIS are those
tolerances The purchaser can specified. widely applied in Japan,
(continued) designate the flatness 21 Measurement of Identical and therefore this JIS
of symbolEF. The flatness for narrow specificationis adopted
measurement of steel strip is without change.
flatness is specified. specified. At the next reviewingof
ISO standard, the
ISO 13 Toleranceson Alteration necessity of revision
9445-2 flatness of wide steel proposal regarding this
strip are specified. matter will be discussed.

22 Measurement of Identical
flatness of wide steel
strip is specified.

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9 Shape, 9.7 Camber of strip ISO 10 Tolerances on edge Alteration Difference in specification of The shape and
dimensions, The maximum camber 9445-1 camber for narrow reference length used in dimensional tolerances
mass and values for length 1 000 steel strip and cut measurement of camber. Also specified in JIS are those
tolerances mm or 2 000 mm at lengths are specified difference in specification of widely applied in Japan,
(continued) any position are in table 4. tolerances and applicable and therefore this JIS
specified (table 30, 19 Measurement of Alteration sizes. specification is adopted
figure 1). edge camber for In JIS, there is no without change.
narrow steel strip specification for camber of At the next reviewing of
and cut lengths is plates. ISO standard, the
specified. necessity of revision
proposal regarding this
ISO 11 Tolerances on edge Alteration
matter will be discussed.
9445-2 camber for wide steel
strip and cut lengths
are specified in table
4.
20 Measurement of Alteration
edge camber for wide
steel strip and cut
lengths is specified.

ISO 11 Squareness of cut . Deletion In JIS, there is no

9445-1 lengths products specification for square ness.
obtained from
narrow steel strip
20 Measurement of
squareness
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No. and Content
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clause clause
9 Shape, ISO 12 Squareness of cut
dimensions, 9445"2 lengths products
mass and obtained from wide
tolerances steel strip
(concluded) 21 Measurement of
square ness

10 Plates and strip shall ISO 7.6 Appearance Identical -

Appearance be free from defects 16143-1 requirement is
detrimental to use. specified.
Form of coil and limit ISO 14 The form of coil and Addition In JIS, the specification In JIS, all the specification
of displacement in coil 9445-1 displacement limit of concerning defects is added. items and contents that
edge are specified for ISO 15 coil are specified for are considered necessary
strips delivered in 9445-2 strips delivered in in a product standard are
coils. coils. added. After deliberation,
this specification is
adopted without change.
11 Tests Chemical analysis, ISO 8 The chemical Alteration Difference in specification of The mechanical properties
mechanical tests and 16143-1 analysis, mechanical mechanical properties requirements and
corrosion test methods test and corrosion requirements and also in corrosion test method
are specified. test methods are corrosion test method. specified in JIS are those
Mechanical tests are specified. Tests are widely applied in Japan,
performed on samples basically performed and therefore this JIS
taken from the on samples taken specification is adopted
products. from products, but without change.
for martensitic At the next reviewing of
series, the tests can ISO standard, the
be performed on necessity of revision
products in the proposal regarding this
quenched and matter will be discussed.
tempered condition.

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title of clause tion by
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12 The acceptance criteria ISO 8 The acceptance Alteration Difference in specificatin of The acceptance criteria
Inspection for inspections of 16143"1 criteria for inpection criteria and and frequency for
chemical composition, inspections of frequency. inspections specified in JIS
mechanical properties, chemical analysis, are those widely accepted
corrosion resistance, mechanical in Japan, and therefore
surface finish, shape, properties, corrosion this JIS specification is
dimensions and resistance, shape, adopted without change.
appearance are dimensions and At the next reviewing of
specified. appearance are ISO standard, the
specified. necessity of revision
proposal regarding this
matter will be discussed.
13 Marking Markings of 9 Markings of steel Alteration Difference in specification of The marking items
designation of grade, name, marking items. specified in JIS are those
dimensions, symbol of manufacturer's widely applied in Japan,
heat treatment, symbol name, cast number, and therefore this JIS
of surface finish, identification specification is adopted
manufacturer's name number and without change.
or identifying brand inspector's mark are At the next reviewing of
and cast number or specified. ISO standard, the
inspection number are necessity of revision
specified. proposal regarding this
matter will be discussed.
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national International Standard deviation between JIS and the Interna- technical deviation and
Standard tional Standard by clause future measures
Content number No. of Classifica-
No. and Content Details of technical deviation
title of clause tion by
clause clause
14 Report If requested by the 8.2 Identical -
purchaser, the
manufacturer shall
submit the report in
accordance with JIS G
0415.
AnnexJA
(informa-
tive)

Overall degree of correspondence between JIS and International Standards aso 16143-1:2004, ISO 9445-1:2009, ISO 9445-2:2009): MOD
NOTE 1 Symbols in sub-columns of classification by clause in the above table indicate as follows:

- Identical: Identical in technical contents.

- Deletion: Deletes the specification itemsls) or content(s) in International Standards.

- Addition: Adds the specification item(s) and content(s) which are not included in International Standards.

- Alteration: Alters the specification content(s) which are included in International Standards.

NOTE 2 Symbol in column of overall degree of correspondence between JIS and International Standards in the above table indicates as follows:

- MOD: Modifies International Standards.

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G 4305 : 2015 1
Foreword 1
This translation has been made based on the original Japanese Industrial
Standard established by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry 1
through deliberations at the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee in
accordance with the Industrial Standardization Law.
Consequently, JIS G 4305:2012 is partially replaced with this Amendment.
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based on the relevant provisions of Article 19 Clause 1, etc. of the Industrial
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Date of Establishment:
Date of Revision: 2015-09-24
1959-12-01
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Date of Public Notice in Official Gazette:
Investigated by: Japanese Industrial Standards Committee
2015-09-24
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Standards Board for ISO area
Technical Committee on Metal and Inorganic Materials
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JIS G 4305: 2015, First English edition published in 2015-11
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I JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL STANDARD JIS G 4305: 2015

I Cold-rolled stainless steel plate, sheet and strip

(Amendment 1)
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JIS G 4305 : 2012is revised as follows.
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I Foreword
Delete the followingdue to expiration of duration of patent rights.

I Designation
of grade
Title of invention Patent
number
(Registration date of estab-
lishment of patent right)
SUS315Jl Austenitic stainless steel excellent No.2602411 1997-01-29
I: SUS315J2

SUS445Jl
in hot workability and corrosion
resistance in hot water
Ferritic stainless steel for heat No.2642056 1997-05-02

I SUS445J2 exchanger
Fe-Cr alloy excellent in ridging
resistance
No.2737819 1998-01-16

Ferritic stainless steel sheet ex- 2001-08-24

I cellent in rust resistance and
workability
No.3224694

Ferritic stainless steel bright an- No. 3268927 2002-01-18

I nealing material excellent in
workability and rust resistance
Ferritic stainless steel for exterior No.3297696 2002-04-19

I material excellent in corrosion re-

sistance
Ferritic stainless steel for building No.3411084 2003-03-20
material

Add the following.

Designation Title of invention Patent (Registration date of estab-
of grade number lishment of patent right)
SUS821Ll Low-alloy duplex stainless steel No.5345070 2013-08-23

I wherein weld heat-affected zones

have good corrosion resistance
and toughness

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I Replace "Plates and strip shall be classified into 62 grades" by "Plates and strip shall
.be classified into 65 grades".

I 3 Designation of grade
In Table 1, add the followingto Designation of grade for austenitic-ferritic eeries.
I "SUS821L1, SUS323L, SUS327L1"

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5.1 Heat analysis values 1
Replace Table 4 by the following..

Table 4 Chemical compositionof austenitic-ferritic series 1

Unit: %
Designation of
grade
C Si Mn P S Ni Cr Mo eu N
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SUS821Ll 0.030 0.75 2.00 to 0.040 0.020 1.50 to 20.50 to 0.60 0.50 to 0.15 to

SUS323L
max.
0.030
max.
1.00
4.00
2.50
max. max. 2.50 21.50 max. 1.50 0.20
0.040 0.030 3.00 to 21.50 to 0.05 to 0.05 to 0.05 to
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max. max. max. max. max. 5.50 24.50 0.60 0.60 0.20
SUS329Jl a) 0.08
max.
1.00
max.
1.50
max.
0.040 0.030 3.00 to 23.00 to 1.00 to
max. max. 6.00 28.00 3.00
- -
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SUS329J3L b) 0.030 1.00 2.00 0.040 0.030 4.50 to 21.00 to 2.50 to - 0.08 to
max.
SUS329J4L b) 0.030
max.
1.00
max.
1.50
max. max. 6.50 24.00 3.50
0.040 0.030 5.50 to 24.00 to 2.50 to -
0.20
0.08 to
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max. max. max. max. max. 7.50 26.00 3.50 0.30
SUS327Ll 0.030
max.
0.80
max.
1.20
max.
0.035 0.020 6.00 to 24.00 to 3.00 to 0.50
max. max. 8.00 26.00 5.00 max.
0.24 to
0.32
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Notes a) If one or combination of elements Cu, Wand N, not given in this table, is/are added to

b)
SUS329Jl as required, the content(s) of the added element(s) shall be reported.
If one or both of the elements Cu and W, not given in this table, is/are added to 1
SU329J3L and SUS329J4L as required, the content(s) of the added element(s) shall be
reported.
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6.3 Mechanical properties of austenitic-ferritic series
Replace Table 10 by the following.
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Designation
Table 10 Mechanical properties of austenitic-ferritic series
Proof Tensile Elongation Hardness a)
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of grade

SUS821Ll
stress
N/mm2
400 min.
strength
N/mm2
600 min.
%
HEW ERC

20 min. for thickness of 2.0 mm or over 290 max. 32 max. 310 max.
HV
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SUS323L
25 min. for thickness of over 2.0 mm
400 min. 600 min. 20 min. for thickness of 2.0 mm or less 290 max. 32 max. 310 max.
25 min. for thickness of over 2.0 mm
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277 max. 29 max. 292 max.
SUS329Jl 390 min. 590 min. 18 min.
SUS329J3L 450 min. 620 min. 18 min.
SUS329J4L 450 min. 620 min. 18 min.
302 max. 32 max. 320 max.
302 max. 32 max. 320 max.
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SUS327Ll 550 min. 795 min. 15 min. 310 max. 32 max. 330 max.
The proof stress, tensile strength and elongation requirements
thickness 0.30 mm or over.
in this table are applicable to 1
NOTE: 1 N/mm2= 1 MPa
Note a) One of the hardness types given in the table shall be selected to be applied. 1
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Annex JA Heat treatment of stainless steels
Replace Table JA.2 by the following.
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Table JA.2 Heat treatment conditions for austenitic-ferritic
Unit: °C
series 1
Designation of
grade
SUS821L1
Solution treatment

940 to 1 100 rapid cooling

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SUS323L
SUS329J1
SUS329J3L
950 to
950 to
950 to
1 100 rapid
1 100 rapid
1 100 rapid
cooling
cooling
cooling
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SUS329J4L
SUS327L1
950 to
1 025 to
1 100 rapid
1 125 rapid
cooling
cooling 1
Annex JB Comparison table between JIS and corresponding International Standards
In 3 Designation of grade oNI) Requirements in JIS, replace the Content column by I
the following.
"Designations and classification of 65 grades, divided into austenitic series, austenit-
ic-ferritic series, ferritic series, martensitic series and precipitation hardening series,
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are specified."

Annex JB Comparison table between JIS and corresponding International Standards

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In 5 Chemical composition of (I) Requirements in JIS, replace the Content column
by the following. 1
"Chemical compositions of 36 austenitic grades, 6 austenitic-ferritic grades, 15 fer-
ritic grades, 6 martensitic grades, 2 precipitation hardening grades, i.e. 65 grades in
total, are specified."
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Annex JB Comparison table between JIS and corresponding International Standards
In 5 Chemical composition of (IV) Classification and details of technical deviation
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between JIS and the International Standard by clause, replace the Details of tech-
nical deviation column by the following. 1
"Out of the 65 grades specified in JIS, 22 grades are also covered in ISO, and 43
grades are not. Out of 41 grades specified in ISO, 25 grades are also covered in JIS,
and 16 grades are not (the reason for the inconsistency in the number of common
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steel grades stated for both standards, namely, 22 grades in JIS and 25 grades in
ISO: three grades given in JIS each corresponds to two grades in ISO)." 1
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