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List of national European Steel Standards corresponding to EURONORM

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Corresponding National Standards in
EURONORM Germany France United Kingdom Spain Italy
17 DIN 59110 NF A 45-051

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 UNE 36-089 UNI 5598
18 --- NF A 03-111

BS 4360

 UNE 36-300 UNI-EU 18
UNE 36-400
19 DIN 1025 T5 NF A 45-205

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 UNE 36-526 UNI 5398
24 DIN 1025 T1 NF A 45-210

BS 4

 UNE 36-521 UNI 5679
DIN 1026 UNE 36-522 UNI 5680
53 DIN 1025 T2 NF A 45-201 BS 4 UNE 36-527 UNI 5397
DIN 1025 T3 UNE 36-528
DIN 1025 T4 UNE 36-529
54 DIN 1026 NF A 45-007 BS 4 UNE 36-525 UNI-EU 54
56 DIN 1028 NF A 45-009 1) BS 4848 UNE 36-531 UNI-EU 56
57 DIN 1029 NF A 45-010 1) BS 4848 UNE 36-532 UNI-EU 57
58 DIN 1017 T1 NF A 45-005 1) BS 4360 UNE 36-543 UNI-EU 58
59 DIN 1014 T1 NF A 45-004 1) BS 4360 UNE 36-542 UNI-EU 59
60 DIN 1013 T1 NF A 45-003 1) BS 4360 UNE 36-541 UNI-EU 60
61 DIN 1015 NF A 45-006 1) BS 970 UNE 36-547 UNI 7061
65 DIN 59 130 NF A 45-075 1) BS 3111 UNE 36-546 UNI 7356
66 DIN 1018 --- --- --- UNI 6630
91 DIN 59 200 NF A 46-012 BS 4360 --- UNI-EU 91
103 DIN 50 601 NF A 04-102 BS 4490 UNE 7-280 ---
162 DIN 17 118 NF A 37-101 BS 2994 UNE 36-570 UNI 7344
DIN 59 413
168 --- NF A 03-116 BS 4360 UNE 36-800 UNI-EU 168
CECA IC 2 SEW 088 NF A 36-000 BS 5135 --- ---
1) To add NF A 45-001 and NF A 45-101 for the tolerances.

Corresponding National Standards in
EURONORM Belgium Portugal Sweden Austria Norway
17 NBN 524 NP 330

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18 NBN A 03-001 NP 2451

SS 11 01 20

 --- NS 10 005

SS 11 01 05
19 NBN 533 NP 2116

SS 21 27 40

 M 3262
24 NBN 632-01 ---

SS 21 27 25

 M 3261 NS 911
SS 21 27 35
53 NBN 633 NP 2117 SS 21 27 50 --- NS 1907
SS 21 27 51 NS 1908
SS 21 27 52
54 NBN A 24-204 NP 338 --- M 3260 ---
56 NBN A 24-201 NP 335 SS 21 27 11 M 3246 NS 1903
57 NBN A 24-202 NP 336 SS 21 27 11 M 3247 NS 1904
58 NBN A 34-201 --- SS 21 21 50 M 3230 NS 1902
59 NBN A 34-202 NP 333 SS 21 27 25 M 3226 NS 1901
NP 334
60 NBN A 34-203 NP 331 SS 21 25 02 M 3221 NS 1900
61 NBN A 34-204 --- --- M 3227 ---
65 NBN A 24-206 --- --- M 3223 ---
66 --- --- --- --- ---
91 NBN A 43-301 --- SS 21 21 50 M 3221 ---
103 NBN A 43-301 --- SS 21 21 50 M 3221 ---
162 NBN A 14-101 NP 1787 --- --- ---
168 --- --- SS 11 00 12 --- ---
CECA IC 2 --- --- SS 06 40 25 --- ---
Data from www.mesteel.com
EURONORM + Corresponding national Steel standards
Designation Corresponding old designations in

According to EN 10027-1 and ECISS IC 10

 According to EN 10027-2 According to EN 10025:1990 Germany France United Kingdom Spain Italy Belgium Sweden Portugal Austria Norway
S185 1.0035 Fe 310-0 St 33 A 33 A 310-0 Fe 320 A 320 13 00-00 Fe 310-0 St 320
S235JR 1.0037 Fe 360 B St 37-2 E 24-2 Fe 360 B AE 235-B 13 11-00 Fe 360-B NS 12 120
S235JRG1 1.0036 Fe 360 BFU USt 37-2 - - - AE 235 B-FU USt 360 B NS 12 122
S235JRG2 1.0038 Fe 360 BFN RSt 37-2 - - - 40 B AE 235 B-FN 13-12-00 RSt 360 B NS 12 123
S235J0 1.0114 Fe 360 C St 37-3 U E 24-3 40 C AE 235 C Fe 360 C AE 235-C Fe 360 C St 360 C NS 12 124
St 360 CE
S235J2G3 1.0116 Fe 360 D1 St 37-3 N E 24-4 40 D AE 235 D Fe 360 D AE 235-D Fe 360 D St 360 D NS 12 124
S235J2G4 1.0117 Fe 360 D2 - - -
S275JR 1.0044 Fe 430 B St 44-2 E 28-2 43 B AE 275 B Fe 430B AE 255-B 14 12-00 Fe 430 B St 430 B NS 12 142
S275J0 1.0143 Fe 430 C St 44-3 U E 28-3 43 C AE 275 C Fe 430 C AE 255-C Fe 430C St 430 C NS 12 143
St 430 CE
S275J2G3 1.0144 Fe 430 D1 St 44-3N E 28-4 43 D AE 275 D Fe 430 D AE 255-D 14 14-00 Fe 430 D St 430 D NS 12 143
S275J2G4 1.0145 Fe 430 D2 - - - 14 14-01
S355JR 1.0045 Fe 510 B - - - E 36-2 50 B AE 355 D Fe 510 B AE 355-B Fe 510 B
S355J0 1.0553 Fe 510 C St 52-3 U E 36-3 50 C AE 355 C Fe 510 C AE 355-C Fe 510 C St 510 C NS 12 153
S355J2G3 1.057 Fe 510 D1 St 52-3 N 50 D AE 355 D Fe 510 D AE 355-D Fe 510 D St 510 D NS 12 153
S355J2G4 1.0577 Fe 510 D2 - - -
S355K2G3 1.0595 Fe 510 DD1 - - - E 36-4 50 DD AE 355-DD Fe 510 DD
S355K2G4 1.0596 Fe 510 DD2 - - - - - -
E295 1.005 Fe 490-2 St 50-2 A 50-2 A 490 Fe 480 A 490-2 15 50-00 Fe 490-2 St 490
15 50-01
E335 1.006 Fe 590-2 St 60-2 A 60-2 A 590 Fe 580 A 590-2 16-50-00 Fe 590-2 St 590
16 50-01
E360 1.070 Fe 690-2 St 70-2 A 70-2 A 690 Fe 680 A 690-2 16 55-00 Fe 690-2 St 690
16 55-01
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