S890QL1 is a European-standard, ultra-high-strength, fine-grained structural steel (EN 10025-6) that's quenched and tempered, offering a minimum yield strength of 890 MPa and excellent toughness, especially at low temperatures (down to -60°C), making it ideal for heavily loaded structures like cranes, heavy machinery, and vehicles. The "S" means structural, "890" is the yield strength, "Q" signifies quenching, and "L1" denotes specific low-temperature impact energy requirements.
Key Characteristics:
High Strength: Delivers superior durability with a minimum yield strength of 890 MPa.
Toughness: Features high impact toughness, even at very cold temperatures (e.g., 30 Joules at -60°C).
Weldability: Can be welded effectively, though preheating might be needed for thicker sections or cold conditions to prevent cracks.
Fine-Grained: Processed to have a fine grain structure for enhanced toughness.
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Chemical composition % of steel S890QL1 (1.8925): EN 10025-6-2004
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Typical Application of s890ql1 steel plate
fabricated bridges tower and building members
components for earthmoving or transport equipment
dipper sticks
bucket parts for power
shovels or cranes
turbine scroll cases and Unfired pressure vessels
penstocks
S890ql1 steel plate Application Industries
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Fertilizers Industry
Aerospace Industry
Nuclear Power Plant Industry
Chemical Industry
Oil & Gas Industry
Refineries Industry
Petrochemical Industry
Paper Industry
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What is the difference between s890ql1 and s890ql?
he main difference between S890QL and S890QL1 is the specified minimum impact energy requirement at low temperatures: S890QL requires good impact toughness at -40°C, while S890QL1 offers superior toughness, guaranteeing the minimum impact energy at a colder temperature of -60°C, making it better suited for extremely cold conditions. Both are ultra-high-strength, quenched and tempered structural steels (EN 10025-6) with a minimum yield strength of 890 MPa, but the 'L1' designation signifies enhanced cold-weather performance.

