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I'm wondering if anyone here has ever heard of the following material standard for Galvanneal:

SECC TSG3103G

I think this is either a Mazda or a Toyota standard, although I'm not positive. If anyone is familiar with this standard, could you also tell me where it can be purchased?

Thanks!
Jonell

Looks like a Toyota one to me (They all end in G!). We supply to Toyota and so we obtain copies of their 'TS' documents through their purchasing department.

Don't know where else you could get a copy if you don't have a Toyota contact though.

You could try here

http://global.ihs.com/

:confused:
I'm wondering if anyone here has ever heard of the following material standard for Galvanneal:

SECC TSG3103G

I think this is either a Mazda or a Toyota standard, although I'm not positive. If anyone is familiar with this standard, could you also tell me where it can be purchased?

Thanks!
Jonell

Just for fun. I tried using Google and asked for "galvanneal". It immediatlety listed a host of sites. The first was www.intlsteel.com from which I found this:

"Commercial Steel (CS) ASTM A 653, Type B - Covers steel sheet, zinc-coated (galvanized) or zinc-iron alloy-coated (galvannealed) by the hot-dip process in coils and cut lengths. The product is produced in various zinc or zinc-iron alloy-coating weights [masses] or coating designations. The product is also produced in a number of designations, types, grades, and classes pertaining to chemical composition and typical mechanical properties of the steel sheet, which are designed to be compatible with differing application requirements.

Forming Steel (FS) ASTM A 653, Type B - refer above
Deep Drawing Steel (DDS)
Extra Deep Drawing Steel (EDDS)
Bake Hardenable (BH)
Structural Steel (SS) ASTM A 653:
Grade 33
Grade 37
Grade 40
Grade 50-CL 1
Grade 50-CL 2
High Strength Low Alloy Steel (HSLAS) ASTM A 653
Grade 40
Grade 50
Grade 60"

There is a host of other stuff available. And you may well be able to compare the ASTM with the Standard number you cited for chemicals/ physicals and recognized equivalents :D

Darn clever, these search engines!

There is a host of other stuff available. And you may well be able to compare the ASTM with the Standard number you cited for chemicals/ physicals and recognized equivalents :D

Darn clever, these search engines!

Thanks. Unfortunately, I don't have the Standard that I listed, so I won't be able to compare. :(

Jonell

You could try here

http://global.ihs.com/

Thanks, Bill. Gave that a shot, but no luck there. Will have to go back to whoever this job is being quoted for, and have them supply a standard.

Jonell

Dear All,

I want the information about Zinc Iron Coating with Silver Chromate (Hexavalent or Trivalent) Passivation, with or without sealer

Or

Zinc Iron Coating with Black Chromate (Hexavalent or Trivalent)

if you have some idea please reply.

Thanks & Regards
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ANAND