S355JR · EN 10025-2 Structural Steel Plate

S355JR Steel Plate Supplier

S355JR Steel Plate can be specified only when the exact designation, product form, thickness/size range, service conditions, supplementary tests, fabrication requirements, and material documentation are aligned. Do not present another grade as equivalent unless the governing requirements have been compared and verified.

Price on request · confirmed against the designation/edition and the mill certificate

Standards, grades & dimensions

Decision-grade evidence for the S355JR Steel Plate

Connect the designation, grade, dimensions, tolerances, service conditions, inspection and documentation to the buying decision. Every table states the applicability, buyer implication, evidence/source requirement and resulting RFQ field.

EN 10025-2 — grade / standard basis
InputTypical basis (verify)Buyer implicationEvidence / RFQ field
DesignationBS EN 10025-2 — hot-rolled non-alloy structural steel (delivery condition per the EN 10025-2 basis)Names the exact standard and delivery condition; chemistry, mechanical and test minimums follow from itExact designation + standard edition
GradeS355JR — structural steel with a 355 MPa minimum yield tier and a specified Charpy V-notch impact energy of 27 J at +20 °C (JR quality) — subject to the standard edition, product form, thickness, test orientation, specimen size, delivery condition and project requirementsThe Charpy impact energy is a stated requirement of the grade, verified against the edition and project specification — not assumed from the grade nameExact grade: EN 10025-2 S355JR
Product formPlate and flat-rolled structural steel for fabricationFixes applicability to the plate form and its thickness / rolling basisProduct form: plate
Supplementary requirementsAny test group, restriction or project addendum named in the RFQGoverning extras (e.g. test group, restricted residuals, thickness tolerance) are explicit, never assumedSupplementary requirement set
Service conditionStructural / load-bearing service per the intended design codeConfirms the plate service matches the S355 yield / toughness envelope and any weldability intentService conditions + design code

Designation, edition, grade and any supplementary requirement must be named and verified — never assumed from the grade name alone.

EN 10025-2 — size / unit-weight basis
Dimension / toleranceTypical basis (verify)Buyer implicationEvidence / RFQ field
ThicknessPlate range (declare exact; EN 10025-2 mechanical values are thickness-dependent and decline with thickness)Sets mass, tolerance, mechanical response and availability for the plateNominal thickness + unit
Width / LengthPer declared blank or customer sizeDetermines cut plan, packing and the piece countWidth × Length or plate standard size
Tolerance basisThickness / flatness tolerance per declared standard and editionConfirms the plate meets the cut and fit intent for structural fabricationTolerance basis + edition
Unit weightFrom declared density × volume — verify against MTCConfirms mass for transport and the quotation basisQuantity in plates and tonnes

Units, tolerance and mass basis must be stated and verified with the mill / gauge record — computed from density, never assumed.

S355JR — mechanical properties basis
PropertyTypical basis (verify)Buyer implicationEvidence / RFQ field
Yield strengthS355JR: ≈ 355 MPa minimum for the thinner thickness band, decreasing with thickness — verify per editionConfirms load-carrying capacity for the declared grade and thicknessGrade + thickness + test requirement
Tensile strengthS355JR: tensile band around 450–600 MPa tied to the yield tier — verify per editionConfirms the structural ductility envelope for the plateGrade + thickness + test record
ElongationS355JR: elongation minimum per the declared thickness and editionConfirms the plate can be welded and holds form in fabricationGrade + thickness + elongation record
Impact / toughnessS355JR specifies a Charpy V-notch impact energy of 27 J at +20 °C (JR); J0 27 J at 0 °C; J2 27 J at −20 °C — all subject to the standard edition, product form, thickness, test orientation, specimen size, delivery condition and project requirementsImpact behaviour is buy-critical wherever restraint, notch toughness or lower service temperature matters — do not treat JR as suitable for lower service temperature from the grade name alone; require comparison against the governing project specification (e.g. J0 / J2 / K2) with exact edition and MTC verificationChemistry + impact / test requirement

Mechanical and chemical values depend on grade, thickness and test method — carry each into the RFQ for verification against the mill certificate.

S355JR Steel Plate inspection context showing procurement-relevant plate details
Inspection and traceability evidence requested with the plate

Quality, testing & documentation

Evidence gates for the S355JR Steel Plate decision

What the buyer requests, what it verifies, when it is required, and what remains quotation-dependent — the document matrix is matched to the designation, edition and inspection route named in the RFQ.

  • Chemistry, mechanical minimums and the non-alloy structural basis are held against the EN 10025-2 designation and S355JR — not assumed from a matching product name.
  • The mill test certificate, heat / lot traceability and the test record tie the plate shipped to that certificate — traceability is part of the specification, and the Charpy impact record is added when a J0 / J2 or project impact requirement is in play.
  • Dimensional, flatness, surface and edge checks, and any Charpy, mechanical or third-party test, are requested explicitly — never an unsupported certificate.
S355JR Steel Plate application context showing procurement-relevant plate details
S355JR Steel Plate — fabrication and end-use context, inspected on evidence

Document & inspection matrix

Product evidence

  • Mill Test Certificate — chemistry and mechanical minimums against EN 10025-2 S355JR
  • Heat / lot traceability to the shipped consignment
  • Plate source record where relevant

Inspection records

  • Dimensional, surface or edge inspection per the agreed route
  • Mechanical (yield / tensile / elongation) test record where the grade and standard require it
  • Charpy impact test record if a J0 / J2 or project impact requirement is requested

Destination documents

  • Commercial invoice and packing list
  • Origin / transport documents per the Incoterm
  • Customs declaration inputs for the destination

Compliance Checker

S355JR Steel Plate compliance scope checker

Build a clean S355JR Steel Plate RFQ — every field below feeds the request the commercial coordinator receives. The checker returns Fit for technical review, Comparison needed, or Insufficient evidence, never equivalence from a grade name alone.

RFQ summary

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Exact standard / designation *
Grade *
Product form *
Thickness *
Width
Length
Quantity *
Service condition
Welding / fabrication / processing
Inspection / testing
MTC / certificate / document set
Destination *
Incoterm
Required date
Notes
Method & assumptions

Compliance is scored from the controlling source (BS EN 10025-2), the grade, thickness/condition dependencies and the supplementary requirements you supply — not from the grade name alone, with the impact quality (JR vs J0 / J2) treated as a controlling input. Result is Fit for technical review, Comparison needed, or Insufficient evidence. Price on request; availability, lead time and any inspection or document add-ons are confirmed with your quotation, never invented upfront.

Your RFQ summary is sent to the commercial coordinator; a quote follows on your details.

Fit, alternatives & selection logic

Narrowing the S355JR Steel Plate specification

S355JR Steel Plate fits structural, bridge and heavy fabrication service where the S355 yield tier and weldability are the drivers and where the +20 °C Charpy V-notch impact energy (27 J, JR) satisfies the service temperature. When it does not, the closest registered alternatives are compared on chemistry, mechanical minimums, thickness dependency, tolerance basis, weldability and impact quality — reconciled to the governing project specification, never on the grade name alone.

Type and material

S355JR is a hot-rolled non-alloy structural steel plate under EN 10025-2. Confirm the exact form, grade and the structural / load-bearing service against the governing design code before the plate basis is fixed.

Grade and standard

The EN 10025-2 designation with grade S355JR fixes chemistry, mechanical minimums, thickness dependency and testing. The JR quality specifies a Charpy V-notch impact energy of 27 J at +20 °C, with J0 27 J at 0 °C and J2 27 J at −20 °C — so the exact designation, edition, quality (JR / J0 / J2 / K2) and any supplementary requirement, plus the intended service temperature, must all be named up front.

Dimensions and tolerances

Thickness, width, length and the tolerance basis fix the plate, its unit weight and its mechanical response. Keep the unit system coherent and cite the edition.

Surface, edge and processing

Mill finish, surface condition, any cutting or edge preparation, welding intent and the delivery condition (plate-rolled / cut-to-size) are project decisions confirmed against the governing standard before quotation.

S355JR Steel Plate decision detail showing procurement-relevant plate details
The exact designation, grade, impact quality and tolerance basis narrow the plate before the RFQ is sent

Chemistry

What defines an S355JR Steel Plate

Composition is a purchasing input, not a slogan. The non-alloy structural balance and the grade's specified Charpy V-notch impact energy (27 J at +20 °C for JR, subject to edition and condition) are stated against the declared designation and verified against the mill certificate — never assumed from the grade name alone.

Non-alloy structural composition

S355JR is a hot-rolled non-alloy structural steel: the controlled base composition (carbon, manganese, silicon, phosphorus, sulphur, nitrogen and limited copper) delivers the 355 MPa minimum yield tier through thickness and rolling, without deliberate alloy additions. The exact composition is verified against the mill certificate — never assumed from the grade name alone.

RFQ field: the chemistry requirement is written into the MTC / certificate request and verified against the plate actually shipped.

Why it changes the purchase

A structural plate must weld predictably and hold its mechanical minimums through fabrication. Because the JR quality specifies its impact energy at +20 °C, any requirement for notch toughness, restraint or lower service temperature shifts the decision toward the J0 / J2 / K2 qualities or another registered grade — the chemistry and impact basis is still the first field verified, against the declared edition and the governing project specification, before the plate is accepted into fabrication.

RFQ field: the chemistry requirement is written into the MTC / certificate request and verified against the plate actually shipped.

Equivalents

Comparing S355JR Steel Plate on evidence, not a name

A registered alternative is comparable only when the governing requirements have been compared and verified. No absolute product-superiority claim is made — each difference is a decision the buyer and coordinator reconcile to the structural service.

Comparable structural plate

Another registered structural steel grade or standard is comparable only when its chemistry, mechanical minimums, thickness/tolerance basis, weldability and — where it matters — impact requirement match the intended structural service. Every difference is verified against the mill certificate and the governing project specification.

Buyer implication: place this into the RFQ as an explicit comparison basis before any substitution is accepted.

When substitution must be verified

Do not present a different grade — including the S275JR sibling or the higher-toughness S355J0 / S355J2 qualities — as equivalent to S355JR from the name alone. The grade, edition, chemistry, minimum yield/tensile, thickness dependency, Charpy impact requirement, elongation and testing are the buyer's and the coordinator's to confirm against the load-bearing service before any substitution is accepted.

Buyer implication: place this into the RFQ as an explicit comparison basis before any substitution is accepted.

MTC requirements

Mill Test Certificate & document evidence for S355JR Steel Plate

The MTC ties the chemistry and mechanical minimums to the plate actually shipped, with heat / lot traceability. Every document is requested against the declared designation and inspection route — never an unsupported certificate.

Mill Test Certificate traceability

The MTC ties the chemistry and mechanical minimums to the plate actually shipped, with heat / lot traceability. For S355JR it is requested together with the test record (yield, tensile, elongation) against the declared EN 10025-2 basis — and with the Charpy impact record if a J0 / J2 or project impact requirement is in play — never an unsupported certificate.

RFQ field: state the MTC, heat / lot traceability, chemical and mechanical test record, dimensional/gauge record and the impact-quality requirement in the RFQ so the document set matches the plate shipped.

Inspection & document set

Dimensional, flatness, surface, edge, mechanical-test and any third-party or impact tests are requested explicitly, alongside the commercial, origin and transport documents for the destination. Every document is quotation-dependent and stated before acceptance.

RFQ field: state the MTC, heat / lot traceability, chemical and mechanical test record, dimensional/gauge record and the impact-quality requirement in the RFQ so the document set matches the plate shipped.

Advantages

How the S355JR Steel Plate decision gets safer

Five common failures trip up structural plate buys. Each is answered on this page and in the RFQ.

01

Risk

Wrong-grade substitution

The RFQ forces a named EN 10025-2 designation, edition and grade (S355JR, not S355J0 / J2 or S275) before any value is shown, matching the structural plate application.

An S355JR Steel Plate whose grade, impact quality, standard and edition are unconditional, auditable ordering inputs.
02

Risk

Dimensional or tolerance ambiguity

Thickness, width, length and the tolerance basis are carried together under one stated unit system.

A plate a fabricator can cut, weld and re-check against the governing standard.
03

Risk

Undocumented testing, chemistry or MTC

Inspection, chemistry, mechanical-test, Charpy impact and traceability needs are explicit RFQ fields, requested against the declared basis before quotation.

An MTC, chemical and mechanical evidence set that matches the plate actually shipped and its non-alloy structural composition.
04

Risk

Quotation gaps or hidden assumptions

Application, processing, destination, Incoterm and date are separate explicit fields, never buried in a price.

A quotation that states delivery and import expectations rather than hiding them.
05

Risk

Unsupported stock or lead-time claims

Every stock, price, origin or delivery claim is either verified or left to the RFQ to confirm against the mill and destination process.

No surprise when availability and lead time are confirmed.

Journey

From an S355JR Steel Plate need to a documented consignment

Seven checkpoints carry the S355JR Steel Plate enquiry from a requirement to a confirmed, documented delivery — each with the responsible owner and the input the RFQ expects.

  1. Requirement

    Buyer

    In: Designation, grade/edition, quality (JR/J0/J2), product form, thickness, width, length, quantity and service conditions.

    Out: S355JR basis stated; route and material identified.

    No designation, edition or impact quality named.

    Next: Name the designation/edition and grade.

  2. Destination & importer

    Buyer + commercial

    In: Destination, port or delivery location, importer/consignee details.

    Out: Destination and clearance owner explicit.

    Importer not confirmed.

    Next: Add importer/consignee inputs.

  3. Documents & Incoterm

    Buyer + commercial

    In: Invoice/origin/transport-document needs, Incoterm + named place.

    Out: Document set and delivery terms stated.

    Customs assumptions unstated.

    Next: Confirm document checklist.

  4. Quotation

    Commercial

    In: Quantity, Incoterm, destination, date.

    Out: Availability and pricing on request.

    Unknown lead time.

    Next: Receive confirmed offer.

  5. Inspection & documents

    Technical / QA

    In: Dimensional, surface, flatness, mechanical-test, chemistry and (if required) Charpy checks.

    Out: Thickness, width, length and mass reconciled to the mill ticket and test record.

    Missing gauge, impact or test report.

    Next: Approve document set.

  6. Packing & shipping

    Supplier / forwarder

    In: Strapping, marking, Incoterm, port.

    Out: Coordinated to the destination.

    Document delay.

    Next: Track to delivery location.

  7. Delivery & follow-up

    Commercial

    In: Site handover, closed-out docs.

    Out: Handed to site with documents.

    Open claims.

    Next: Close out.

FAQ

S355JR Steel Plate questions

Straight answers to the questions procurement and QA teams ask most.

Which exact standard, grade, and supplementary requirements should be written into an RFQ for S355JR Steel Plate?
Write the exact designation BS EN 10025-2 and its edition, the grade S355JR, and the product form (plate) together with any supplementary requirement or project addendum. Because the designation alone is not the specification, the RFQ must also name the impact quality (JR, or J0 / J2 if a Charpy impact requirement applies) and every additional test or supplementary requirement so the quotation and mill test certificate can be matched against the plate actually shipped.
Which dimensions, tolerances, edge/processing conditions, and quantity details must be confirmed for S355JR Steel Plate?
Confirm nominal thickness, width, length and the quantity in plates and tonnes, plus the gauge/flatness tolerance basis and one coherent unit system. State the surface/edge condition, any cut-to-size or edge preparation, the welding / fabrication and the delivery condition. Because S355JR mechanical minimums fall with thickness, the exact thickness band and its tolerance are carried together in the Compliance Scope Checker and reconciled to the mill certificate before quotation.
Which inspection, test certificate, traceability, and document requirements should be stated before quotation?
State the Mill Test Certificate (chemistry and mechanical minimums), the heat / lot traceability record, any chemical and mechanical test records (yield, tensile, elongation), the dimensional/gauge record and the traceability you require, plus commercial, origin and transport documents for the destination. Where impact resistance is required, add the Charpy impact test record (J0 at 0 °C or J2 at −20 °C). Inspection of dimensions, flatness, surface and edge—and any third-party test—is requested explicitly, never an unsupported certificate.
When is a registered alternative technically comparable, and which differences must be verified before substitution?
A registered alternative structural steel grade or standard is comparable only when its chemistry, minimum yield/tensile, thickness dependency, elongation, tolerance basis, weldability and — where it matters — Charpy impact requirement match the intended structural service. Every difference—grade (including S275JR or the higher-toughness S355J0 / S355J2 qualities), edition, chemistry, mechanical minimums and testing—must be verified against the mill certificate and the governing project specification before any substitution is accepted.
Which destination, Incoterm, packing, and delivery-date inputs materially change the commercial offer?
The destination country, delivery location or port, Incoterm and named place, packing and strapping, and the required delivery date all change the quotation and the document set. They are explicit fields in the RFQ summary so transport, packing, inspection and import obligations are stated on the offer rather than hidden in a price.

Qualified RFQ

Request a quote for S355JR Steel Plate

Send standard, grade, size, quantity, destination and required delivery date. Review specifications, availability and request an RFQ. Price on request — availability and lead time confirmed with your quotation.

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Applications

S355JR Steel Plate, mapped to structural service

Plate needs are classified by the operating service. The card set below is the taxonomy path, not the final decision — the exact grade, thickness, testing, documentation and impact-quality requirements are the buyer's and the coordinator's to reconcile to the project.

Structural fabrication

Structural and load-bearing service: confirm the grade, thickness dependency, testing and documentation discipline against the governing design code before the plate basis is fixed.

Explore Structural fabrication

Bridges

Bridge and heavy-girder service: reconcile thickness, tolerance, mechanical and — where restraint or low-temperature service matters — Charpy impact evidence to the governing project specification.

Explore Bridges

Boiler & pressure support

Structural support around pressure service: check whether the operating conditions, temperature and failure risks change grade, testing, fabrication or documentation choices.

Explore Boiler & pressure support

GCC markets

Who we supply across the GCC

S355JR Steel Plate is delivered into contractor, fabricator and trader demand across the Gulf. Each market page is the product x country anchor for your structural plate import.

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United Arab Emirates

Destination and import documentation.

Carry the S355JR Steel Plate spec, destination emirate and importer inputs into the RFQ so the quotation and document set match the UAE requirement for the declared structural plate.

United Arab Emirates
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Saudi Arabia

Project specification and import documentation.

Confirm the EN 10025-2 designation, grade, dimensions, quantity and delivery window so the plate estimate and logistics stay aligned to the order and the governing project spec.

Saudi Arabia
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Qatar

Specification and delivery inputs.

State the S355JR standard, grade, thickness, width, length, quantity, documents and delivery base so the Qatar quotation is fixed on a verified dimensional and testing basis.

Qatar
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Oman

Port-oriented supply for industrial projects.

Oman projects are typically supplied through port destinations, harmonising the S355JR Steel Plate specification with the project's fabrication and inspection requirements.

Oman
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Kuwait

Contractor procurement and fabrication hand-off.

Link plate selection and any cutting to the fabrication and inspection needs, with shipment agreed against the destination and delivery window.

Kuwait
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Bahrain

Industrial supply and re-export coordination.

Coordinate material and testing documentation to the delivery requirement so the S355JR Steel Plate and its document set stay aligned.

Bahrain

Logistics & Incoterm

Shipping the S355JR Steel Plate to the destination

Packing, route and Incoterm are matched to the named destination and stated on the quotation — never hidden in a price.

Packing

Plates stacked, strapped and marked by size, grade, heat and lot, matched to the declared route and destination. Confirm packing in the RFQ.

Delivery route

Name the destination, port or delivery location. Delivery terms are matched to the route and stated on the quotation.

Incoterm & named place

State the Incoterm and named place so packing, transport and document obligations are explicit and auditable for the S355JR Steel Plate import.

References

Related taxonomy and technical paths

Watertight paths from the S355JR Steel Plate grade page to the registered plate parents and the EN 10025 taxonomy, keeping the structural material basis consistent across the specification.

Expert insight

Reading the EN 10025-2 structural steel plate standard

As a steel trading house we do not guarantee that a listed standard applies to every case — the EN 10025-2 designation, edition, grade and impact quality are reconciled to the structural / load-bearing application before an order. The working frame is the registered BS EN 10025-2 hot-rolled non-alloy structural steel reference.

What the standard governs

BS EN 10025-2 covers hot-rolled non-alloy structural steels in the S275 and S355 strength tiers, with S355JR the common structural plate grade. S355JR carries a 355 MPa minimum yield designation that falls with thickness. Under EN 10025-2 the JR suffix specifies a Charpy V-notch impact energy of 27 J at +20 °C (subject to the standard edition, product form, thickness, test orientation, specimen size, delivery condition and project requirements); J0 specifies 27 J at 0 °C and J2 27 J at −20 °C. Its chemistry, mechanical minimums, thickness dependency and test method follow from the grade and edition the RFQ names. Each grade needs the chemistry + mechanical evidence, heat / lot traceability and the test record held against the plate actually shipped. We do not describe S355JR as suitable for lower service temperature from the grade name alone — where the service temperature or impact toughness requirement is lower or more demanding, require comparison against the governing project specification (e.g. J0 / J2 / K2) with exact edition and MTC verification.

Never assume the edition, grade, impact quality or supplementary requirements apply from a matching name alone — the standard-plus-supplemental basis is the buyer's and the coordinator's to confirm against the structural / load-bearing application.

Expert perspective on S355JR Steel Plate procurement

  • Name the designation, grade and impact quality. S355JR Steel Plate is only meaningful when the exact designation, edition, grade and impact quality (JR vs J0 / J2) are named up front.
  • Bring the chemistry + mechanical evidence. Hold the mill ticket, heat / lot traceability, gauge and yield/tensile/elongation test record against the plate, adding the Charpy impact record when required.
  • Plan the inspection route. Dimensional, flatness, surface, edge, Charpy and mechanical checks are explicit — documentation follows the plate, not the other way round.
  • Keep the route explicit. Destination, Incoterm and packing are decisions stated on the quotation, not assumptions.
Working frame: BSI — BS EN 10025-2:2019 Hot rolled products of structural steels · Information date 2026-09-05 · Price on request.