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A short description of each steel group |
Steel grade |
Steel grade |
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Mild Steels - DC01, DC03
Steel grades for general applications involving relatively simple pressing, bending and folding operations.
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DC01
DC03 |
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Mild steels - Drawing qualities
Deep drawing steels. Higher numerical designations signify better drawing properties. The softest grade is Docol 4D.
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DC04
DC05
DC06
Docol 4D |
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Enamelling steels
Steels according to EN 10209 with properties necessary for conventional two-coat enamelling.
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DC01 EK
DC04 EK |
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Rephosphorized steels
Phosphorus alloyed high strength steels with good deep drawing properties. The numerical designation indicates the minimum yield strength.
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Docol 220RP
Docol 260RP
Docol 300RP
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Bake Hardening steels
Bake hardening steels are also rephosphorized steel with good deep drawing properties, but the difference is that the final strength of the finished parts is due to a combination of strain hardening during pressing and bake hardening following painting.
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Docol 220BH
Docol 260BH
Docol 300BH |
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HSLA steels
High strength low alloyed steels intended for pressing. The designation of the steel grades are based on the guaranteed minimum yield strengths. |
Docol 220YP
Docol 260YP
Docol 280YP
Docol 300YP
Docol 340YP
Docol 350YP
Docol 380YP
Docol 420YP
Docol 500YP
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Docol 240LA
Docol 280LA
Docol 320LA
Docol 360LA
Docol 400LA
For US Market:
Docol 065XF
Docol 070XF
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Dual Phase steels
High strength steels with a microstructure that contains ferrite, which is soft and contributes to good formability, and martensite, which is hard and contributes to the strength of the material. These steels are designated according to their lowest tensile strength. |
Docol 500DP
Docol 500DL*
Docol 600DP
Docol 600DL
Docol 800DP
Docol 800DL*
Docol 1000DP
Docol 1000DP+ZE
*=under development
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For US Market:
Docol 70DP
Docol 70DL*
Docol 85DL
Docol 85DP
Docol 100DP
Docol 115DL*
Docol 115DP
Docol 140DP
Docol 145DP
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Martensitic steels
Fully martensitic steels. These steels are designated according to their lowest tensile strength. |
Docol 1200M
Docol 1400M
Docol 1200M+ZE*
Docol 1400M+ZE*
*=under development |
For US Market:
Docol 130M*
Docol 160M*
Docol 175M
Docol 190M*
Docol 190M+ZE*
Docol 205M
Docol 220M *
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Packaging strap steels
Packaging strap steels are delivered in quenched and tempered conditions (DP steels). The figures in the steel designations specify the minimum tensile strength.
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Docol Strap 800
Docol Strap 930
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Ballistic protection steel
Fully martensitic steel with good ballistic protection properties, designated according to a typical hardness value.
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Docol Protect 450
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Wear resistant steel
Fully martensitic abrasion resistant steel.
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Docol Wear 450 |
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Weather resistant steels
These steels are weather resistant during outdoor usage. These steels are designated according to their lowest yield strength.
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Docol 355W
Docol 700W*
*=under development |
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Hardenable steels
High carbon steels, case hardening steels and boron steels. These steels are delivered in annealed and unannealed condition and are often produced in a chemical composition according to customers demand. |
Case hardening steel:
Docol C 10
Docol C 15
Docol 16MnCr5
Docol 17Cr3
Boron steel:
Docol 20MnB5
Docol 22MnB5
Docol 27MnCrB5
Docol 30MnB5
Docol 33MnCrB5
Docol 38MnB5
Docol 39MnCrB6
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High carbon steel:
Docol C22
Docol C35
Docol C45
Docol C55
Docol C60
Docol C67
Docol C75
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