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MITTAL STEEL COMPANYStructure

C o m p a n y P r o f i l e

Mittal Steel Galati earlier called Ispat Sidex SA was formed in November 2001 when Sidex became a subsidiary of LNM Holdings. The Mittal Steel Group, which includes both the erstwhile LNM Holdings and ISPAT International, is one of the leading and most innovativeworld steel producers. As such Mittal Steel Galati benefits frombeing part of a world wide Mittal Steel network of top qualitytechnical, commercial and managerial expertise focusedon the steel industry.

Mittal Steel has a reputation for turning around steelcompanies through a recipe of world beating expertise inthe sector and appropriate investment. The experience atMittal Steel Galati mirrors this. Since November 2001 thecompany has benefited from a major improvement inboth out put and quality. To add to this the entire business hasbeen restructured leading to greatly improved customerfocus and service.

Additionally Mittal Steel is committed to a major long terminvestment programme aiming to continue theimprovement of quality, efficiency and the performance ofits employees.

Mittal Steel prides itself on being a good localcorporate citizen and much of the long terminvestment is aimed at reducing the environmental impactthat the business has on the local area.

Mittal Steel Galati is an integrated Blast Furnace-BOF operationwith 100% concast, and produces quality steelwhich is required by some of the worlds most demandingindustries including shipbuilding, automotive sector,construction and earth moving, oil and gas sectors.

Finished products such as reversing mill plate, stripproducts, line pipe, blooms and billets are manufacturedto the highest quality standards.The plant is based by theUniversity City and inland free port of Galati, which has along history in shipbuilding and East West trade.

So in some ways theprophecy has come true,though in a more benignway than originally thoughtas the plant is now a keypart of developing SouthEast European economy.

Rumour has it that the landon which Mittal Steel Galati is builtwas once owned by adeposed landlord. When hewas put off the land hecursed it saying that itwould never be used forfarming, but instead wouldbecome a place of heat andfire.

The very place is now thelargest steel plant in SouthEast Europe everyday spittingout heat, fire and steel with acapacity to produce 5 millionmetric tonnes of liquid steel ayear.

Steel from Mittal Steel Galatiisnow sold on a globalbasis and is increasinglyrecognised as being second-to-none in quality andcustomer service.

Quality and Cost leadership in steel

Mittal Steel S. A. Galati

L o g i s t i c s

Adriatic S ea

Aegean S ea

B lac k S ea

B altic S ea

Main

Warta

VistulaE lbe

Oder

Tevere

Danube

Dnester

DravaS ava

Danube

E lbe

Vistula

B u

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Pripyat'

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Istanbul

rankfurt

Hamburg

Sofia

Tiran

BelgradeBucharest

Budapest

Prague

Vienna

Rome

BerlinWarsaw

Copenhagen

Vilnius

Bratislava

LjubljanaZagreb

Sarajevo

TitogradSkopje

Mensk

Kishinv

Kiev

Sweden

Italy

Slovenia

Greece Turkey

RomaniaHungary

Austria

Germany

Poland

Czech Republic

Denmark

witz.Liech.

Russia

Russia

Belarus

Ukraine

Moldova

Latvia

Bulgaria

San Marino

Albania

Lithuania

Slovakia

Croatia

Serbia

Bosnia & Herzegovina

Montenegro

Macedonia

Timisoara

Arad

Oradea

Satu Mare

Alba lulia

Bistrita

Trgu Jiu

Deva

Drobeta-Turnu Severin

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Iasi

Vaslui

Sibui

Zalau

Miercurea Ciuc

Rmnicu Vlcea

Brasov

Pitesti

Sfntu Gheorghe

Slatina

Focsani

Galati

Buzau

Ploiesti

Slobozia

Calarasi

GiurgiuAlexandria

Braila

Tirgoviste

Tulcea

Trgu Mures

Piatra Neamt

Bacau

Resita

Baia Mare

Cluj-Napoca

ConstantaCraiova

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Mittal Steel Galati Distribution and Logistics department are

responsible for coordinating the production, documentation

and despatch of export orders to over forty countries on five

continents. Therefore buyers need only contact one

department to progress orders and track deliveries.

Steel from the Mittal Steel Galati facility has direct access to

navigable rivers, rail and road transport infrastructures across

Europe and to the rest of the world via the Danube delta or

the Danube Black Sea canal.

Vessels of up to 30 kt are handled at Galati for deliveries to

other nearby countries or for the short journey to the major

Black Sea steel terminal at the port of Constanta.

Here bulk carrying vessels meet the demand for long haul

aggregate shipments that take Mittal Steel Galati steel to the

Mediterranean Sea and beyond to the rest of the world

passing through Suez or Gibraltar on the way.

By sea and by land

In the modern world of steel distribution,location is the key to success.

Galati has become a significantcommercial centre in South EasternEurope from where the majority of

Mittal Steel Galati steel journeys start out onthe River Danube.

Mittal SteelS. A. Galati

Mittal SteelS. A. Galati

Mittal Steel Galat i steel from start to f inish

Submerged Arc Welded Pipes

Liquid Steel

Slab Casting

Billet Casting

Plate

Hot Rolled Coil Cold Rolled Coil Hot Dipped Galvanised Coil

F A C T F I L E

Plant capacities inmillion metric tonnesper annum.

6 coke oven batteries2.1

3 sintering plants6.1

5 blast furnaces4.5

4 strand slab caster4.4

Bloom & billet mills2.6

2 heavy plate mills2.3

Hot rolling coil mill3.2

Cold rolling coil mill1.1

Hot dip galvanising line0.22

Welded pipes plant0.044

For detailed informationon MITTAL STEEL GALATIproducts, please read the product data sheets in thebrochure pocket.

The Mittal Steel Galati site on the Danube port of Galati is a natural hub for steel

making resources.

At this 1600 hectacre facility the convergence of raw materials,

preparatory process plant and integrated steel production have

been brought together with the management capabilities of a

global steel business to create a comprehensive range of

steel products achieving international certification standards

as diverse as the industries that have come to expect

bench mark performance from Mittal Steel Galati steel.

As members of Mittal Steel Company N.V., the worlds most

global steel group, engineers at Mittal Steel Galati contribute

to and benefit from an exchange of information with the

corporate title of Knowledge-Integration-Program [KIP]

Mittal Steel research and development departments

in Europe and the USA coordinate KIP, pooling expert

information from managers responsible for technological

innovation at Mittal Steel steel mills worldwide.

For Mittal Steel Galati customers this ensures that they will always be

among the first to benefit from the implementation of world class operating

practices in quality control and technical support for their design engineers.

- del iver ing steel products of the highest qual i ty

SHIPBUILDING

HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER PLANTS

INTERNATIONAL GAS TRANSIT PROJECTS

STRUCTURES, BRIDGES & CRANES

AUTOMOTIVE PANELS

DOMESTIC APPLIANCES

ANTI CORROSION ENGINEERING

BOILER & PRESSURE VESSEL MANUFACTURE

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

AGRICULTURE

Sheets & Blanks Quality Control Delivery Packaging Research & Development

C u s t o m e r D y n a m i c s

Mittal Steel Galati - Domestic Sales

Tel: +0040-52525-82828Fax: +40 236 407635

Email: office@mittalsteel.com

Mittal Steel Galati - Export Sales

Tel: 00-9714-8811665Fax: 00-9714-8811663

Email: office@mittalsteel.com

The new Mittal Steel Galati business came into being because

Mittal Steel had seen that the old SIDEX was a sleeping giant.

Awoken with an injection of capital combined with Mittal Steel

enterprise, the giant has been enjoying a new lease of life

and making swift progress.

From the moment that Mittal Steel and Sidex S.A. joined forcesto form Mittal Steel Galati, a long-term strategy of modernisation began.

The advantages of belonging to the world's fastest growing steelcompany are that ambitious plans can be realised. The achievementsat the Galati facility in the short time since privatisation arealready evident in production, delivery and positive cash flow.

However, investments in capital equipment and technology areonly a part of the equation. As in all successful businesses, themost valuable asset at the heart of Mittal Steel Galati is itsexperienced work force.

From a commercial perspective this is particularly true of thoseemployees who operate at the vendor-buyer interface. It is herethat 'Customer Dynamics' was initiated and quickly grewthroughout the company. It is not simply about cultivatingrelationships, more a pro-active attitude and recognising whereattention to the minute details will make a difference.

Now each customer has only one contact point within the companywhereby product specialist sales personnel handle their day-to-daybusiness. Since the introduction of 'Customer Dynamics' there hasbeen a measurable increase in the efficient expedition of ordersand success in meeting delivery compliance targets.

Ninety percent of flat steel used in Romania is supplied by Mittal Steel Galati and one third of all company output is for the homemarket. Domestic marketing executives are product orientatedtoward specific industry groups and are in regular contact withend users to gather the knowledge and information that supports'Customer Dynamics'.

Mittal Steel Galati

The steel giant.

From 1999 until 2002,Mittal Steel Galati hassupplied about 32,000MT oflongitudinally welded pipesfor the TRANSGAZ projectunder a long-term contract.

Daewoo Mangalia Heavy Ind.

Building a variety of ships upto Panamax size, and marineconstructions such as barges,pontoons, supply & coastervessels based on the mostadvanced technologies.

Mittal Steel Galati is supplyinghot rolled plates forGHATGHAR Hydro-ElectricPower Plant Project.

The contract was signed withPATEL ENGINEERING.

More than two-thirds ofRomania's estimated 3million cars on the road areDacias. For about 30 yearsMittal Steel Galati have beenmain supplier of flat steel forAutomobile Dacia S.A.Renault Group.

The Internat ional Gastransit infrastructure includes11,000 km of main pipelineswith diameters rangingfrom 150 to 800 mm andcompressor stations alongthe pipelines route.

Finished Steel Products

Heavy Plate

Hot Rolled Sheet and Strip

Cold Rolled Sheet and Strip

Hot Zinc Coated Sheet and Strip

Longitudinally Submerged Arc Welded Pipe

Square and Round Billets

Metallurgical cokeBreeze coke

Coke briquettesCrude tar made of pitch coal

Dehydrated coal

A type pitchB type pitchCreosote oil

Anthracite oilNaphthalene

Crude benzeneAmmonia sulfate

Coke breeze from electro-filtersFerrous sulphate

Coke breeze from the coke dry cooling

By-Products

International Quality Standards held byMittal Steel Galati

The TV CERT Certification Body

Lloyds Register

Det Norske Veritas

ABS Europe

Germanischer Lloyd

Bureau Veritas

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Steel for construction, structural general purposes

Standard Grade Application

STAS 500/2-80 OL 32; OL 34

S.R.E.N 10025+ A 1/94 S 185

ASTM A 283/97 Gr.A, B

ASTM A 285/96 Gr.A, B

API 5L/2000 Gr.A

JISG 3101/87 SS 330

STAS 500/2-80 OL 37

STAS 2883/3-91 R 360

S.R.E.N 10025+ A 1/94 S 235

EN 10028/2-92 P 235 GH

DIN 17100/80 RSt 37

DIN 17155/83 H I

ASTM A36 A36

ASTM A 283/97 Gr.C

ASTM A 285/96 Gr.C

ASTM A 515/97 Gr.55

BS 4360/86 40 A, B, C; 40 D, DDI

BS 1501/80 Gr.161-360B

JISG 3101/87 SS 400

JISG 3106/92 SM 400-A, B

STAS 500/2-80 OL 42

STAS 2883/2-91 K 410

ASTM A 283/97 Gr.D

ASTM A 515/97 Gr.60, 65

API 5L/2000 Gr.B

ASTM A573/93 Gr.58

IS 2062/92 Fe 410 WA, Fe 410 WB

IS 2002/92 Gr.2

JISG 3101/87 SS 400

JISG 3106/92 SM 400-A, B

STAS 500/2-80 OL 44

STAS 2883/2-91 K 460

STAS 9021/1-89 OCS 285

S.R.E.N 10025+ A 1/94 S 275

EN 10028/2-92 P 265 GH, P 295 GH

EN 10028/3-92 P 275 N, NH

EN 10113/2-93 S 275 N

DIN 17100/80 RSt 44

DIN 17155/83 H II

DIN 17102/83 St E285

DIN 17155/83 17 Mo 4

ASTM A 573/93 Gr.65

ASTM A 633/95 Gr.A

ASTM A 516/96 Gr.55, 60, 65

API 5L/2000 X 42, X 46

BS 4360/86 43 A, B, C, D

BS 1501/80 Gr.161-430 B

IS 2062/92 Fe 410 WC

Structural elements for agricultural machine, stands,

machine parts, armatures, cupped parts and pipes.

Welded or joined structures as bridge elements, tanks,

pillars, support elements for machines and equipments

and anges for moderate tensions.

Mechanisms for moderate stress and easy stressed

metallic beams.

Structural elements for metallic welded constructions

working in relatively high mechanical stress and enough

resistance at fragile breaking.

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Standard Grade Application

STAS 500/2-80 OL 52

STAS 2883/2-91 K 510

STAS 2883/3-91 R 510

STAS 9021/1-89 OCS 355

EN 10025/93 S 355

EN 10028/2- 92 P 355 GH

EN 10028/3-92 P 355 N, NH

DIN 17100/80 RRSt 52

DIN 17102/83 St E 355

DIN 17155/83 19 Mo 6

ASTM A 529/96 Gr.50

ASTM A 737/97 Gr.B

ASTM A 537/95 Cls. 1, 2

BS 4360/86 50 A, B, C, D

JIS G3101/87 SS 490

JIS G3106/92 SM 490-A, B

STAS 880/88 OLC 10, 15, 20, 25,

30, 35, 40, 45

DIN 17200/69 C 22, 35, 45

Mechanical and engineering.

Structural elements for metallic constructions

highly stressed, pillars for electric lines, cranes

and big capacity tanks.

Weldable steel with ne-grained structure; steel for boilers,container and welded pipesspecial steel; microalloyed steel;steel resisting at atmosphere corrosion.

Standard Grade Application

STAS 2883/3-88 16 Mo3, 16 Mo 5

EN 10028/2-92 16 Mo 3

DIN 17155/83 15 Mo 3

STAS 2883/3-88 14 Mo Cr 10, 14 Mo Cr 4

EN 10028/2-92 13 Cr Mo 4-5

DIN 17155/83 13 Cr Mo 4-4

STAS 2883/3-88 12 Mo Cr 22,

12 Mo Cr 50

EN 10028/2-92 10 Cr Mo 9-10,

11 Mo Cr 90

DIN 17155/83 10 Cr Mo 90

STAS 9020/1-89 OCS 355-6, 7

STAS 2883/2-91 R 510-7

EN 10028/3-92 P 355 NL1, NL2

ASTM A 515/97 Gr.70

ASTM A 516/97 Gr.70

EN 10113/2-93 P 355 NL

DIN 17102/83 T(E)StE 355,

W(T,E)St 380

ASTM A 633/95 Gr.C

ASTM A 656/97 Gr.50, 60

ASTM A 517/99 Gr.F

EN 10028/3-92 P 460 N, NH, NL 1, NL 2

EN 10113/2-93 S 420 N.NL; S 460 N, NL

DIN 17102/83 W(T, E)ST 420, W(T, E) ST

ASTM A709/99 460

ASTM A588/99 Gr.50 W

ASTM 572/97 Gr.B

ASTM 737/97 Gr.50, 60, 65

Gr.C

API 5L/2000 X 52, X 56, X 60, X 65 Steel for longitudinally welded pipes.

STAS 500/3-80 RCA 37; RCB 52

EN 10155/ S 235 JOW; S 355 JOW

ASTM 242/97 Tip 1

For boilers, vessels working under pressure at ambient

and high temperature.

Structural elements for welded, riveted, or bolted

construction of bridges, buildings, pressure vessels,

piping components.

Structural elements for construction, where savings in

weight and added durability are important, with

resistance at atmospheric corrosion.

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Lloyds Register of Shipping Plates for boiler and pressure vessel

Grade

LRS 360 AR, 410 AR

360 FG, 410 FG, 460 FG, 490 FG, 510 FG

Steel for structural elements forconstruction, for boilers and pressure vessels with TV -Germany authorization

Standard Grade

DIN 17155 H II

EN 10028/2 P 265 GH

DIN 17155 13 Cr Mo 4-4

EN 10028/2 13 Cr M0 4-5

DIN 17100 RSt 37-2, St 37-2, St 44-2, St 44-3, St 52-3

EN 10025 S 235 JRG 2, S 235 J 2 G 3, S 275 JR,

S 275 J 2 G 3, S 355 J 2 G 3

DIN 17100 RSt 37-2, St 37-2

EN 10025 S 235 JRG 2, S 235 J 2 G 3

DIN 17100 St 44-2, St 44-3, St 52-3

EN 10025 S 275 JR, S 275 J 2 G 3, S 355 J 2 G 3

STAS 2883/2-91 R 510-4a

Sizes

Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Length (m)

6 8 1,500 3,000 *

> 8 11 1,500 3,200

> 11 12 1,500 3,600

> 12 40 1,500 4,000

> 40 60 1,500 4,000 6; 8; 10

> 60 80 1,500 3,500 4; 6; 8

> 80 100 1,500 3,500 4 6

Note: * Other widths are subject to mill approval

Other dimensions are limited due to max.10 tons/plate

Steel for shipbuilding

Shipping Register

GL LRS DNV ABS BV RINA NKK RNR ASTM A131

A A NVA A A A KA A A

B B NVB B B B KB B B

D D NVD D D D KD D D

E E NVE E E E KE E E

A 32 AH 32 NVA 32 A 32 A 32 AH 32 KA 32 A 32 AH 32

D 32 DH 32 NVD 32 D 32 D 32 DH 32 KD 32 D 32 DH 32

E 32 EH 32 NVE 32 E 32 E 32 EH 32 KE 32 E 32 EH 32

A 36 AH 36 NVA 36 A 36 A 36 AH 36 KA 36 A 36 AH 36

D 36 DH 36 NVD 36 D 36 D 36 DH 36 KD 36 D 36 DH 36

E 36 EH 36 NVE 36 E 36 E 36 EH 36 KE 36 E 36 EH 36

6; 8; 10; 12

Marketing Enquiries:

Tel: 0040236407349

Fax: 0040236407670

e-mail: office@mittalsteel.com

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Margins: as rolled or cut to length.

Chemical properties on ladle analysis or as per ordered standard.

Mechanical properties according to ordered standards.

Dimensional tolerances according to DIN 1543/81; ASTM A 6-88 C;

BS 4360/86; ASTM A 20-85; GOST 19903-74; STAS 437/81;

EN 10029/91; JIS G 3193/77. For shipbuilding plates, tolerances for

thickness as per shipping register agreed upon in the contract.

Flatness tolerances according to DIN 1543/81 table 5 up to

50 mm thickness (including) and max. 12 mm/1 m for thicker

plates; according to ASTM A 6-88C; according to ASTM A 20-85;

according to GOST 19903/74; according to EN 10029/91 table 4

class N; according to STAS 437/81; according to BS 4360/86; and

according to quality standards when stipulating atness deviations.

Marking

Die stamped: heat number and number of programme, or according

to register of reception.

By painting: suppliers emblem, made in Romania, size, quality,

standards, number of contract and number of lot.

Documents of Quality

Mills quality certicate according to:

DIN 50049/2.1; 2.2 EN 10204/2.1; 2.2.

DIN 50049/3.1.B EN 10204/3.1.B

DIN 50049/3.1.C; 3.2.C EN 10204/3.1.C; 3.2.C

The quality certicates can also be signed and stamped by the

shipping registers representatives.

TV reception according to approval. These certicates are drawn up

by lots (assortments) for the shipped quantities on each wagon and

dispatched to the port of loading.

General note: The above product ranges are indicative, the exact sizes

and technical parameters are to be mutually discussed and agreed when

nalizing orders.

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SR EN 10025+ A 1/94S S 185

S 235 JR, JR G2, JO, J 2 G 3, J 2 G 4

S 275 JR, JO, J 2 G 3, J 2 G 4

S 355 JR, JO, J 2 G 3, J 2 G 4,K 2 G 3, K 2 G 4

Fe 430 D 1, Fe 430 D 2, Fe 430 B, Fe 430 C

STAS 500-2/80 OL 32, OL 34, OL 37, OL 42, OL 44, OL 52, OL 37-2, 3k

DIN 17100/80 RSt 37, RSt 44, RRSt 52

RRSt 37-3

ASTM A 36/94 A 36

ASTM A 283/92 A, B, C, D

ASTM A 285 33, 36, 40

ASTM A 529/92 42, 50

ASTM A 573/90 58, 65, 70

ASTM A 570/92 30, 33, 36, 40, 45, 50, 55

ASTM A 656/89 50, 60

NF A 35-501/81 E 24, E 28, E 36

GOST 380/71 VSt 3 sp

JIS G 3101/87 SS 330 (SS 34), SS 400 (SS 41)

JIS G 3106/92 SS 490 (SS 500)

IS 2062/92 Fe 410 WA, Fe 410 WB, Fe 410 WC

BS 2062/92 40 A, B, C, D, DD

43 A, B, C, D

50 A, B, C, D

BS 4360 40 A, B, C, D

G 40.21-M 81/84 260 W, WT

300 W, WT

350 W, WT

API 5L 95 A, B, X 42, X 46, X 52, X 60, X 65

SAE /92 1,006, 1,008, 1,010, 1,012, 1,015, 1,016, 1,017, 1,018, 1,019, 1,020, 1,021

DIN 17100 St 37-2, St 37-3, St 44-2, St 44-3, St 52-3

DIN 1626/2458 St 37.0 WB

GOST 10706-76 St 2 sp, St 3 spc, VSt 3 sp

EN 10113-2/93 S 275 N, NL

S 355 N, NL

S 420 N, NL

S 460 N, NL

STAS 9021/89 OCS 285, OCS 355

DIN 17102/83 T, E, W, St E 285

T, E, W, St E 355

W, St E 380

T, E, W, St E 420

T, E, W, St E 460

ASTM A 572/90 50, 60, 65 (TYPE 1, 2)

ASTM A 633/97 A, C

ASTM A 656/89 50, 60

SR EN 10155 S 235 JOW, S 355 JOW

STAS 500-3/80 RCA 37-1, 2, 3, RCB 52-2, 3

DIN 17100/80 St 37-2, 3 Cu 3

St 52-3 Cu 3

ASTM A 242/91 TYPE 1

JIS G 3114/77 SM A 41 A, B CLASS 1

IRSM 41/74 I

Steel for tubes and pipes.

Steel for construction.

Steel with ne grain for

welded construction.

Atmospheric corrosion

resistant steels.

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EN 10028-2/92 P 235 GH, P 265 GH

P 295 GH, P 355 GH

16 Mo 3, 13 Cr Mo 4-5

10 Cr Mo 9-10, 11 Cr Mo 9-10

STAS 2883-2/91 K 410, K 460, K 510

16 Mo 3, 16 Mo 5, 14 Mo Cr 10

14 Mo Cr 4, 12 Mo Cr 22

12 Mo Cr 50, 12 Vmo Cr 10

DIN 17155/83 H I, H II, 17 Mo 4, 19 Mo 6, 15 Mo 3

13 Cr Mo 4-4, 10 Cr Mo 9-10

ASTM A 515/90 55, 60, 65, 70

ASTM A 737/87 B, C

IS 2002/92 Gr 2

BS 1501/80 161-360 B, 430 B

EN 10028-3/96 P 275 N, NH, NL 1, NL 2

P 355 N, NH, NL 1, NL 2

P 460 N, NH, NL 1, NL 2

EN 10120/96 P 245 NB, P 265 NB, P310 NB

STAS 2883-3/91 R 360, R 430, R 510

ASTM A 285/90 A, B, C, D

ASTM A 516/90 55, 60, 65, 70

ASTM A 537/91 1, 2

ASTM 514/ 91 B, F

ASTM A 517/90 B, F

STR 523/84 M19, M22, M36, M45, M47 B Steel for electrical industry.

(internal standard)

Steel for boilers and pressure

vessels at high temperature.

Steel for boilers and pressure

vessels operating at atmospheric

and low temperature.

STANDARDS AND GRADES continued

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STRIPS

Thickness (mm) Width (mm)

1.5 12.0 250 700

Inner diameter of the strips = 550 660 mm

Outer diameter = 2,000 mm

or,

Inner diameter of the strips = 750 860 mm

Outer diameter = 2,200 mm

FLAT BARS

Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Length (mm)

1.5 12.0 250 700 2,000 9,000

SIZES

COILS

Thickness (mm) Width (mm)

1.50 < 2.00 1,000; 1,100

2.00 < 2.50 1,000; 1,100; 1,200; 1,250; 1,300

2.50 < 3.00 1,000; 1,100; 1,200; 1,250; 1,300; 1,400

3.00 12.00 1,000; 1,100; 1,200; 1,250; 1,300; 1,400; 1524

Other specications:

Coils weight: 12 27 tons

Inner diameter of the coil = 750 860 mm

Outer diameter = 1,180 2,200 mm

Telescopicity: Max. 70 mm

Chequered coils (tear drop) can also be delivered with thickness 3.0 12.0 mm and width 1,000 1,524 mm

SHEETS

Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Length (mm)

1.50 < 2.00 1,000; 1,100 2,000 4,000

2.00 < 2.50 1,000; 1,100; 1,200; 1,250; 1,300 2,000 4,000

2.50 < 3.00 1,000; 1,100; 1,200; 1,250; 1,300; 1,400 2,000 6.000

3.00 < 4.00 1,000; 1,100; 1,200; 1,250; 1,300; 1,400 2,000 6,000

4.00 < 6.00 1,000; 1,100; 1,200; 1,250; 1,300; 1,400; 1,524 4,000 8,000

6.00 12.00 1,000; 1,100; 1,200; 1,250; 1,300; 1,400; 1,524 6,000 9,000

Delivery in packets weighing: 2 20 tons

Height of the packets: Max. 500 mm

Chequered sheet (tear drop) can also be delivered with thickness 3.0 12.0 mm and width 1,000 1,524 mm.

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Chemical properties on ladle sample analysis as per ordered standard.

Mechanical properties according to ordered standards.

Dimensional tolerances according to DIN 1016/72; DIN 1543/81; ASTM A 568/81; ASTM A 635/80;

ASTM A 36/88C; JIS 3193/77; BS 1449/83; EN 10051/91.

Mill edges with -0/+ 20 mm tolerances width.

Pickling coils/sheets can also be delivered.

MARKING

By painting on metal tags, indicating: Made in Romania, Ispat Sidex emblem, number of contract, size, quality,

standard, coil number and heat number.

PACKING

Each coil is tied by steel straps, four through the eye and two round the circumference.

Each packet is tied by steel straps from meter to meter, crosswise, and also by two longitudinal straps using

metallic edge protection.

DOCUMENT OF QUALITY

Mills quality documents according to: DIN 50049/2.1 EN 10204/2.1

DIN 50049/2.2 EN 10204/2.2

DIN 50049/3.1.B EN 10204/3.1.B

DIN 50049/3.1.C EN 10204/3.1.C

DIN 50049/3.2 EN 10204/3.2

Note: The above product ranges are indicative only. The exact sizes and technical parameters are to be mutually

discussed and agreed when nalizing orders.

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Standard Grade ApplicationSTAS 10318/80 A 4, A 5 Automotive IndustrySTAS 9485/80 A 1k , A 2k, A 3kSTAS 9724/90 B 1, B 2, OL 32, OL 34, OL 37DIN 1623-2/83 RSt 37ASTM A 366/96 A 366JIS 3141/77 SPCC SD, SPCD SDDIN 1623-1/83 St 12, RRSt 13, RRSt 14NF A 36 401/83 TC, XES, ZES, XE, ZEEN 10130-95 FeP 01, FeP 03, FeP 04, EN 10130-98 DC 01, DC 03, DC 04

SIZES

Product/Dimensions Cold Rolled Coil Cold RolledSheet Cold Rolled StripThickness, mm 0.4 3.5 0.4 3.5 0.4 3.5Width, mm 600 1,500 1,000 1,500 80 599Length, mm 2,000 3,000

TECHNICAL DELIVERY CONDITIONS

Product/Technical Delivery Conditions Cold Rolled Coil Cold Rolled Sheet Cold Rolled StripWeight, MT Max. 16.0 0.5 5.0 2.0 9.0Coil ID, mm 610 +/- 15 610 +/- 15Surface finishing* m, g m, g m, gSurface protection Unoiled / Oiled Unoiled / Oiled Unoiled / OiledOther conditions According to standard According to standard According to standard

* m = normal finishing; g = semi-bright finishing

PACKING

For coils: Each coil is horizontally positioned, tied up with steel straps (three peripheral straps and threeradial straps), wrapped in polyethylene coated paper, covered with metallic jackets, edge protected andfastened on wooden skids.

For strips: The hoops can be positioned either horizontally, or vertically, with wooden separators. Each hoophas one single peripheral strap and four radial straps. The hoops are bound together with three longitudinaland two radial straps, then wrapped in polyethylene coated paper and fastened on wooden skids.

For sheet packs: Each packet is tied up with steel straps (minimum two straps on along each side) andmargins protectors, wrapped in polyethylene coated paper, covered in a metallic box and fastened onwooden skids.

Note: The above product ranges are indicative only; the exact size and technical parameters are to be mutuallydiscussed and agreed when finalizing orders.

General applications

Automotive and general applications

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STANDARDS AND GRADES

Standard Grade ApplicationEN 10142 / 93 FePO 2 G, FePO 3 G, FePO 5 GEN 10147 / 92 FeE 220 G, FeE 250 G,

FeE 280 G, FeE 320 GDIN 17162 / 77 St O 1 Z, St O 2 Z, St O 3 Z, St O 4 ZJIS G 3302 / 79 SPGCBS 2989 / 82 Z 1, Z 2, Z 3STAS 10896 / 90 Z 0, Z1, Z 1 A, Z 2, Z 3 Deep drawingASTM A 526 / 71 A 526ASTM A 527 / 98 A 527ASTM A 528 / 71 A 528ASTM A 653 / 98 A 653

SIZES

Product / Dimensions Hot Dip Zinc Hot Dip ZincCoated Coil Coated Sheet

Thickness, mm 0.4 2.5 0.4 2.5Width, mm 1,000 1,350 1,000 1,350Length,mm 2,000 3,000

TECHNICAL DELIVERY CONDITIONS

Product / Technical Hot Dip Zinc Hot Dip ZincDelivery Conditions Coated Coil Coated SheetWeight, MT Max. 16.0 Max. 5.0Coil ID, mm 610 +/- 15 Surface protection * C / O / CO C / O / COSurface finishing A / B / C A / B / CSpangle type N / M N / MZinc layer, g/m2 100 400, according to standard 100 400, according to standard(on both sides)Other conditions According to standard According to standard

* C = Chromated; O = Oiled; CO = Chromated and oiled. A = Normal finishing; B = Improved finishing; C = Upper finishing. N = Regular spangle; M = Micro spangle.

PACKING

For coils: Each coil is horizontally positioned, tied up with steel straps (three peripheral straps and threeradial straps), wrapped in polyethylene coated paper, covered with metallic jackets, edge protected andfastened on wooden skids.

For sheet packs: Each packet is tied up with steel straps (minimum two straps on along each side) andmargins protectors, wrapped in polyethylene coated paper, covered with metallic box and fastened onwooden skids.

Note: The above product ranges are indicative only; the exact size and technical parameters are to be mutuallydiscussed and agreed when finalizing orders.

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Cold formed steel structures

Hand and mechanical folding

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Square Billets

Profile (mm) Length (mm)80x80100x100120x120140x140160x160180x180200x200250x250280x280

Round Billets

Diameter (mm) Length (mm)120130140150160170180

DELIVERY/PACKING

The billets are delivered in packets of maximum 10 MT weight and tiedwith wires or strips according to the contract.

Note: The above product ranges are indicative only. The exact sizes andtechnical parameters are to be mutually discussed and agreed whenfinalizing orders.

STANDARDS AND GRADES

Standards Steel GradesSTAS 9382/4-1989 20 BMn 13q.DIN 17200-1989 C 22SR EN 10025+A1-1994 EN10025-1991 Fe 310; Fe 360 B; Fe 360 BFN; Fe 360 BFU; Fe 360 C; Fe 360 D 1; Fe 360 D 2; Fe 430 B; Fe 430 C; Fe 430 D 1;

Fe 430 D 2; Fe 510 C; Fe 510 D 1; Fe 510 D 2; Fe 510 DD 1; Fe 510 DD 2; S 185; S 235 J 2 G 3; S 235 J 2 G 4;S 235 JO; S 235 JRG 2; S 235 JR; S 275 J 2 G 3; S 275 J 2 G 4; S 275 JO; S 275 JR; S 355 J 2 G 3; S 355 J 2 G 4;S 355 JR; S 355 K 2 G 3; S 355 K 2 G 4.

STAS 880-1988 OLC 10; OLC 10 S; OLC 10 X; OLC 10 XS; OLC 15; OLC 15 S; OLC 15 X; OLC 15 XS; OLC 20; OLC 20 S; OLC 20 X;OLC 20 XS; OLC 25; OLC 35; OLC 45; OLC 50; OLC 55; OLC 60.

ASTM 615-1996 GRAD 40; GRAD 60; A 615 GRAD 60 V.EN 10028/2 16 Mo 3.STAS 8185-1988 OLT 35; OLT 35 K; OLT 35 M; OLT 45; OLT 45 K; OLT 45 R; OLT 65; 31 V Mn 12.STAS 438/1-1989 PC 52; PC 52 V; PC 60.DIN 17100-1980 RST 42-2; RST 52-2; RST 52-3; RRSt 37-3; RRSt 44-3; RRSt 52-3; ST 37-2; RSt 37-2; RSt 44-2.SAE 1992 SAE-1006; SAE-1008; SAE-1008 K; SAE-1010; SAE-1010 K; SAE-1015; SAE-1016; SAE-1017; SAE-1018; SAE-1019;

SAE-1020.GOST 380-1971 VSt 3 SP; ST 3 SP.STAS 500/2-1980 OL 30; OL 32-1s, k; OL 34-1k; OL 35 MOD A; OL 37-1s, k; OL 37-2k; OL 37-3k, kf; OL 37-4kf; OL 42 3KF;

OL 42-2k; OL 42-3k; OL 42-3k; OL 44-2k; OL 44-3k, kf; OL 44-4kf; OL 50 1BK; OL 50 1K; OL 52-2k; OL 52-3k, kf;OL 52-4kf; OL 60; OL 60 1BK; OL 70 1BK.

6,000 / 9,000 /12,000

4,000 or 6,000

6,000 or 12,000

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STANDARD STEEL GRADES APPLICATIONSSF 25 -94 ST 37.0 M ; OL 37-2K MH ;

OL 42-2MSH; GR. B-M ; GR. B-MSH; Metallic structures and ordinary pipelines.OL 52-2MSH; OL 52-2KM.

CS 10010/1 OL 42-3KF. Metallic structures and pipelines.SF 26 -94 OL 44-2KS ; OL 52-2KS. Cold and hot water, steam supply and

main pipelines for natural gas.DIN 1626-94 ST 37.0 ; ST 37.0 MSH; ST 52.0. Metallic structures, tubes, pressure vessels

and chemical plants.API 5L /2000 GR. B PSL 1, PSL 2 ; X 42 PSL 1, PSL2;

X 46 PSL 1, PSL 2; X 52 PSL 1, PSL 2; Main pipelines for oil supply.X 60 PSL 1, PSL 2; X 65 PSL 1,PSL 2.

EN 10219 S 235 JRH; S355 J2H. Metallic structures, tubes pressure vesselsand chemical plants.

SIZES

DIAMETER WALL THICKNESS LENGTHinch. mm inch. mm inch. mm20 508 0,25-0,34 6,4-8,722 559 0,25-0,34 6,4-8,724 610 0,25-0,41 6,4-10,326 660 0,25-0,41 6,4-10,328 711 0,25-0,44 6,4-11,130 762 0,25-0,44 6,4-11,132 813 0,28-0,50 7,1-12,734 864 0,28-0,50 7,1-12,736 914 0,28-0,56 7,1-14,338 965 0,31-0,56 7,9-14,340 1016 0,31-0,56 7,9-14,342 1067 0,34-0,56 8,7-14,344 1118 0,34-0,69 8,7-17,546 1168 0,34-0,69 8,7-17,548 1219 0,34-0,69 8,7-17,552 1321 0,37-0,69 9,5-17,556 1422 0,37-0,69 9,5-17,5

TESTS:

X-Ray Test

TVX-Ray Test

Pressure Test

Lab Tests:

Tensile Test

Notch Impact Text

Controlled Bending Test

DELIVERY/PACKING:

The outer surface of delivered pipes may be coated with colourless varnish.The delivered pipes may have lids for chamfer protection.

Note: The above product ranges are indicative only. The exact sizes and technical parameters are to be mutuallydiscussed and agreed when finalizing orders.

354-465 9,000-11,800

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Characteristics Standard

Total humidity (Wt): max. 12% STAS 5631-73Ash (Aanh): max. 14% STAS 5629-73Volatiles (Vanh): max. 1.7% STAS 5268-69Total Sulphur (Sanh): max. 1.7% STAS 5270-73Annual production: approx. 73,000 tons

Breeze coke grain size: 025 and 010 mm

Characteristics Standard

Grain size: 025 mm Grain size: 010 mmTotal humidity (Wt): Total humidity (Wt):max. 15% max. 17% STAS 5631-73Ash (Aanh): Ash (Aanh): max. 14% max. 15% STAS 5629-73Volatiles (Vanh): Volatiles (Vanh):max. 4.5% max. 6% STAS 5268-69Total Sulphur (Sanh): Total Sulphur (Sanh):max. 1.8% max. 1.8% STAS 5270-73Annual production: Annual production:approx. 2,000 tons approx. 170,000 tons

Coke briquettes

Characteristics Standard

Total humidity (Wt): max. 15% STAS 5631-73Ash (A anh): max. 20% STAS 5629-73Volatiles (Vanh): max. 22% STAS 5268-69Annual production: approx. 350 tons

Crude tar made of pitch coal (according to STAS 3362-76)

Characteristics:

Density at 20 C: 1.151.25 g/cm3

Total humidity: max. 5%Benzene insoluble substances: max. 10%Ash: max. 0.15%Fractional Distillation:

1. Phenolic fraction: max. 6%2. Naphthalenic fraction 170210 C: max. 6%3. Naphthalenic fraction 210235 C: max. 14%4. Naphthalenic fraction 235250 C: max. 4%5. Absorption oil fraction 250300 C: max. 9%6. Heavy intermediate fraction 300335 C: max. 9%7. Anthracitic fraction 335350 C: max. 8%8. Pitch: min. 50%

Pitch softening point: min. 80 CVolatiles: max. 80%Acide constituants: min. 0.3 cm3/100gNaphthalene: min. 5%Anthracite: min. 1.2 %Annual production: approx. 120,000 tons

Dehydrated tar (according to STAS 3362-76)

Characteristics:

Density at 20 C: 1.151.25 g/cm3

Humidity: max. 0.6%Benzene insoluble substances: max. 10%Ash: max. 0.15%Fractional distillation:

1. Phenolic fraction 170210 C: max. 9% 2. Naphthalenic fraction 210235 C: max. 15% 3. Naphthalenic fraction 210235 C: max. 9% 4. Absorption oil fraction 250300 C: max. 25% 5. Heavy intermediate fraction 300335 C: max. 11% 6. Anthracenic fraction 335350 C: max. 10% 7. Pitch: min. 50%

Pitch softening point: min. 80 CVolatiles: max. 85%Acide constituants: min. 0.3 cm3/100gNaphthalene: min. 5%Anthracite: min. 1.2 %Annual production: approx. 3,000 tons

A type pitch (according to STAS 3360-86)

Characteristics Standard

Softening point (Kragner Sarnow): 8285 C STAS 8351/1-80Water: max. 0.5% STAS 8351/4-83Benzene insoluble substances: min. 35% STAS 8351/2-83Anthracites oil insoluble substances: 1113% STAS 8351/6-83Beta resins: min. 24% STAS 8351/7-83Coke (fixed carbon): min. 53% STAS 8351/5-83Inturgescence coefficient: min. 25 mm STAS 8351/8-83Density at 20 C: min. 1.31 g/cm3 STAS 8351/10-77Ash: max. 0.3% STAS 8351/3-83Fractional distillation:

Between 0 and 270 C: max. 0.5 Between 270 and 300 C: max. 5.0

Sulfur: 0.7% STAS 5270-74Annual production: approx. 30,000 tons

B type pitch (according to STAS 3360-86)

Characteristics: Standard

Softening point (Kragner Sarnow): 7585 C STAS 8351/1-80Water: max. 5% STAS 8351/4-83Benzene insoluble substances: STAS 8351/2-83Anthracene oil insoluble substances: STAS 8351/6-83Beta resins: STAS 8351/7-83Coke (fixed carbon): STAS 8351/5-83Inturgescence coefficient: STAS 8351/8-83Density at 20 C: min. 1.25 g/cm3 STAS 8351/10-77Ash: max. 0.8 % STAS 8351/3-83Fractional distillation:

Between 0 and 270 C: Between 270 and 300 C:

Sulphur: STAS 5270-74Annual production: approx. 15,000 tons

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Inammability: min. 105 C STAS 5489-80

Density at 20 C: min. 1.02 g/cm3 STAS 35-72

Clearing: max. 45 C STAS 2436-73

Water: max. 1% STAS 24-80

Benzene

insoluble substances: max. 0.3% STAS 2436-73

Viscosity at 90 C: 1.11.3 E STAS 117-87

Phenol: min. 2% STAS 3362-86

Distillation, in volumes:

Up to 210 C: 510% STAS 2436-73

Up to 235 C: 2545% and

Up to 315 C: 4075% STAS 3362-86

Up to 360 C: 7590%

Annual production: approx. 7,000 tons

Anthracite oil

Characteristics Standard

Relative density at 38 C: 12 g/cm3 STAS 2436-87

Water: max. 3% STAS 8351-83

First drop: min. 220 C STAS 2436-87

Annual production: approx. 250 tons

Naphthalene (according to STAS 1278-64)

Characteristics: Type I Type II

Aspect cr ystals blocks

Color: white yellow-brown

Solidication point min. 79,6 C min. 78 C

Residue from calcination max. 0,008 max. 0,15

Humidity, [%], max. 0,02 max. 2

Mineral oil

Annual production: 3,000-5,000 tons

Crude benzene

Characteristics Standard

Aspect: yellow

Relative density at 20 C: max. 0.895g/cm3 STAS 35-81

Distillation initial boiling point: min. 75 C STAS 36-67

Distillated volume up to 150 C: min. 87% STAS 36-67

Distillated volume up to 160 C: min. 88% STAS 36-67

Distillated volume up to 180 C: min. 90% STAS 36-67

Bromine gure: max. 16 g/100 g STAS 311-68

Sulphur: max. 1.3% STAS 119-76

Annual production: 24,000 tons

Ammonia water (according to STAS 448/2-84)

Characteristics:

Aspect: transparent liquid

Smell: pricking

Colour: greenish yellow

Ammonia: min.16%

Residue from evaporation: max.0.3%

Carbon dioxide:

Hydrogen sulphide: 15100 g/dm3

Annual production: 22,650 tons

Ammonia sulfate (according to STAS 4721-80)

Characteristics:

Aspect: white or light

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Nitrogen: min. 20.7%

Humidity: max. 1.5%

Free sulfuric acid: max. 0.2%

Annual production: 15,000 tons.

Coke breeze from electrolters

Characteristics:

Sieve mesh (mm) < 0.1 0.10.2 0.20.5 > 0.5

Sifting (%) 30.2 49 18 2.8

Ash: 10%

Sieve analysis

Caloric power: 6,000 Kcal/kg

Annual production: approx. 2,400 tons.

Ferrous sulfate

Characteristics:

Colour: Greenish gray

Aspect: Microcr ystals

Iron Sulphate: min. 97.5 %

Water Insoluble Substances: max. 0.2 %

H2SO4: max. 0.2 %

Annual production: approx. 7,200 tons

Coke breeze resulted from the coke dry cooling (according to no.7/1995 company standard)

Characteristics:

Ash: max. 17%

Total humidity: max. 5%

Overgranulosity (> 5 mm): max. 5

Volatile: max. 3%

Annual production: approx. 9,000 tons

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