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How About the AR600 Steel Plates

Jan 27, 2026 Leave a message

AR600 Steel Plate is a premium abrasion resistant steel plate with a minimum Brinell hardness of 600 HBW, specifically designed for moderate to extremely heavy wear conditions.

 

Due to its ultra-high hardness and strength, Abrasion Resistant AR600 Steel Plate is not intended for cold forming, but it delivers outstanding service life in applications where wear resistance is the primary concern.

 

AR600 Wear Plate offers an optimal balance of hardness, abrasion resistance, weldability, and structural stability, making it an ideal solution for demanding industries such as mining, construction, material handling, and earthmoving equipment.

 

Key Features of AR600 Steel Plate

 

Minimum Brinell hardness of 600 HBW

  • Exceptional resistance to sliding and impact abrasion
  • Extended service life in high-wear environments
  • Suitable for welding with controlled procedures
  • Excellent performance under heavy mechanical stress
  • Consistent hardness across the plate surface
  • Reduced downtime and maintenance costs

 

Due to its high hardness level, AR600 steel plate has limited formability and bending is generally not recommended unless approved by the manufacturer.

 

AR600 Plate Specifications

 

Product Abrex 600 Plate / AR600 Plate
Thickness 6.0 – 100 mm
Width 1500 mm – 2500 mm
Length 6000 mm – 12000 mm
Heat Treatment Normalized (N), Quenched & Tempered (Q+T)
Surface Paint EP, PE, HDP, SMP, PVDF

Custom cutting and surface treatments are available upon request.

 

AR600 Plate Chemical Composition (Typical, Max %)

 

C Si Mn P S Cr Ni Mo B
0.45 0.70 2.00 0.015 0.010 1.00 1.20 0.60 0.005

Actual chemistry may vary depending on plate thickness and production heat. Mill Test Certificates (MTC) are supplied with each shipment.

 

Mechanical Properties of Abrasion Resistant AR600 Plate

 

Standard Type 

Thickness (mm) Brinell Hardness (HBW) Yield Strength (N/mm²) Tensile Strength (N/mm²)
25 601 – 611 1568 2058

Charpy Impact (Typical Reference)

Test Temperature (°C) Absorbed Energy (J)
0 °C 13 J

Note: Mechanical test values other than hardness are typical reference values and may not be guaranteed unless specified at the time of order.

 

AR600 Plate Hardness Range by Brand

Brand Hardness Range (HBW)
Abrex 600 550 – 650
AR600 (General) ≥ 600 (Minimum)

Hardness testing is performed on each plate to ensure uniform wear resistance and consistent performance.

 

Applications of AR600 Wear Resistant Steel Plate

 

Thanks to its ultra-high hardness, AR600 Steel Plate is widely used in extreme wear applications, including:

Dump truck bodies and liners

Mining equipment and wear liners

Bucket components and cutting edges

Construction and earthmoving machinery

Material handling systems

Chutes, hoppers, and transfer points

Crusher liners and screen plates

These applications benefit from longer service life and reduced replacement frequency.

 

Fabrication & Welding Guidelines

 

Welding is possible using low-hydrogen welding consumables

Preheating and controlled interpass temperatures are recommended

Avoid excessive heat input to prevent loss of hardness

Cold forming and tight-radius bending are not recommended

For critical fabrication projects, welding procedures should be validated in advance.

 

Quality Control & Packaging

 

Each AR600 Steel Plate undergoes strict quality inspection, including:

Chemical composition analysis

Brinell hardness testing

Dimensional inspection

Surface quality control

Plates are securely packed and protected before dispatch to ensure safe delivery worldwide.

 

Why Choose Our AR600 Steel Plates

 

We supply high-quality AR600 Wear Resistant Steel Plates sourced from qualified mills, with full traceability and competitive pricing.

We offer:

Factory-direct supply

Complete Mill Test Certificates

Custom cutting and surface coating

Reliable global logistics support

 

AR600 Steel Plate are the ideal choice for applications requiring maximum abrasion resistance and extended service life. While not intended for forming, their exceptional hardness and durability make them indispensable in high-wear industrial environments.

 

Contact us today for the latest AR600 steel plate price, technical support, and delivery options.

 

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What is AR600 steel plate?

AR600 steel plate is an ultra-high hardness abrasion resistant steel with a typical Brinell hardness of around 570–640 HBW. It is designed to provide exceptional wear resistance in extremely harsh working conditions where standard AR400 or AR500 plates are no longer sufficient.

 

What are the main applications of AR600 steel plate?

AR600 steel plate is widely used in severe abrasion environments such as mining liners, rock crushers, chutes, hoppers, dump truck bodies, quarry equipment, and heavy-duty material handling systems where impact and sliding wear are extremely high.

 

How does AR600 compare to AR500 steel plate?

Compared with AR500, AR600 offers significantly higher hardness and longer service life under severe wear conditions. However, AR600 has lower formability and weldability, making it more suitable for flat or minimally fabricated components rather than complex formed structures.

 

Can AR600 steel plate be cut or machined?

AR600 steel plate can be cut using plasma, laser, or water jet cutting methods. Conventional machining is difficult due to its extreme hardness, so carbide or ceramic tools are recommended, and water jet cutting is often preferred to avoid heat-affected zones.

 

What is the typical hardness of AR600 steel plate?

The typical hardness range of AR600 steel plate is 570–640 HBW, depending on plate thickness and production process. This high hardness is the key factor behind its outstanding abrasion resistance.

 

Is AR600 steel plate suitable for cold forming or bending?

Cold forming of AR600 steel plate is generally not recommended. Due to its ultra-high hardness and low ductility, bending can lead to cracking. If forming is required, alternative grades with lower hardness should be considered.

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