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Automated comparison Β· 64% overlap

C35 vs S235JR: 64% composition overlap. Moderate differences, generally not direct substitutes.

C35 vs S235JR

Side-by-side chemical composition and mechanical property comparison.

Overview

C35

1.0501

Carbon SteelUnalloyed

Medium-carbon unalloyed steel with moderate strength. Good machinability and weldability. Used for lightly stressed components like levers, axles, bolts, and general machine parts.

S235JR

1.0038

Carbon SteelStructural

General-purpose structural steel with minimum yield strength of 235 MPa. The most common structural steel grade in Europe for general construction, frames, and non-critical structural applications.

C35S235JR
Material Number1.05011.0038
CategoryCarbon SteelCarbon Steel
StandardEN 10083-2EN 10025-2

Chemical composition (wt%)

ElementC35S235JROverlap
C0.32–0.39%0–0.17%No overlap
Si0–0.4%0–0.4%OK
Mn0.5–0.8%0–1.4%OK
P0–0.03%0–0.035%OK

Mechanical properties

PropertyC35S235JRUnit
tensile_strength550–700360–510MPa
yield_strengthβ‰₯ 300β‰₯ 235MPa
elongationβ‰₯ 18β‰₯ 26%

Compatibility Assessment

C35 and S235JR have moderate differences (64% overlap). They are generally not direct substitutes. Consider the specific requirements of your application.

Automated assessment based on composition analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

Is C35 the same as S235JR?

C35 and S235JR have a 64% composition overlap. They are generally not directly interchangeable.

Can I replace C35 with S235JR?

Generally not recommended. The compositions differ significantly (64% overlap). These materials have different alloying concepts and are intended for different applications.

What is the difference between C35 and S235JR?

The main differences are in the following elements: C. C35 is a Carbon Steel grade, while S235JR is a Carbon Steel grade.

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