Equivalents · S275J2 vs S275J0

S275J2 vs S275J0

These two grades are listed as equivalents of each other: their chemistry windows overlap and they serve the same applications. They are not always identical — check the differences below before substituting, especially in certified designs.

S275J2

Structural & HSLA Steel

S275J2 is the low-temperature quality of the S275 family to EN 10025-2: same 275 MPa yield as S275JR, but with Charpy toughness guaranteed at −20 °C and tighter phosphorus/sulfur limits. It is the default step up when S275 plate or sections work outdoors in cold climates.

Standards: DIN 1.0145 (S275J2) · AISI A572 Gr.42 (near) · JIS SM490A (near) · GB Q275 class (near)

S275J0

Structural & HSLA Steel

S275J0 is the 0 °C impact-tested version of S275, specified where the structure sees sub-ambient service temperatures. Chemistry is held slightly tighter than S275JR to secure the low-temperature toughness.

Standards: DIN 1.0143 (S275J0)

Chemical composition compared (%)

ElementS275J2S275J0
C≤0.17≤0.18
Mn≤1.50≤1.50
P≤0.025≤0.030
S≤0.025≤0.030
N≤0.012—
Cu≤0.55—

Properties compared

PropertyS275J2S275J0
Yield strength≥275 MPa (≤16 mm)≥275 MPa (≤16 mm)
Tensile strength410–560 MPa410–560 MPa
Impact27 J at −20 °CJ0: 27 J at 0 °C
Density7.85 g/cm³7.85 g/cm³

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Nasteel stocks both families from Shenzhen with EN 10204 3.1 mill certificates by heat number.

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See full data sheets: S275J2 · S275J0. Substitution decisions for certified parts stay with the design authority.