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Grades that do not meet the stainless steel definition but have at least one element exceeding the limit values in Table 1. Key Boundary Limits (Table 1)

Published by the , the current version is EN 10020:2000 , which superseded the 1988 edition. It is used across various European nations, often appearing under national identifiers such as BS EN 10020 in the UK or DIN EN 10020 in Germany. 1. Classification by Chemical Composition en 10020 pdf

EN 10020:2000 Definition and classification of grades of steel Grades that do not meet the stainless steel

Defined as steels containing at least 10.5% chromium and a maximum of 1.2% carbon. For example, manganese must be below 1

Steel grades where none of the limit values specified in the standard's "Table 1" are reached. For example, manganese must be below 1.65%, and silicon below 0.60%.