The SN EN 10025-2:2020 standard provides essential guidelines for hot rolled non-alloy structural steels, ensuring consistent quality and compliance in various applications. Published by CEN, this standard details the technical delivery conditions for flat and long products and outlines the requirements for semi-finished products intended for further processing.

Purpose and objectives

The primary objective of SN EN 10025-2:2020 is to ensure that manufacturers and suppliers of hot rolled non-alloy structural steels meet established technical delivery conditions. The standard aims to promote safety and reliability in construction and manufacturing processes by specifying the mechanical properties, chemical composition, and relevant manufacturing practices. By adhering to these guidelines, stakeholders can ensure high-quality products that meet industry needs and regulatory compliance.

Scope: who must comply

SN EN 10025-2:2020 applies to a range of entities involved in the metallurgy sector, including:

• Manufacturers of hot rolled non-alloy structural steels
• Suppliers and distributors of flat and long products
• Construction companies utilizing these materials in projects
• Regulatory bodies overseeing compliance and quality assurance

Typical industries impacted by this standard include construction, automotive, and machinery manufacturing, where structural integrity and material performance are critical.

How SN EN 10025-2:2020 relates to other standards

SN EN 10025-2:2020 is part of a broader family of standards that govern structural steels. It relates to:

• EN 10025-1: This standard outlines general technical delivery conditions for structural steels, providing a foundation for SN EN 10025-2:2020.
• EN 10025-3: This standard specifies technical delivery conditions for normalized steels, complementing the requirements of SN EN 10025-2:2020.
• ISO 9001: This standard pertains to quality management systems, ensuring that organizations maintain consistent quality throughout production processes.

Revision history and current status

The SN EN 10025-2:2020 standard was published by CEN in 2020, succeeding the previous revision EN 10025-2:2019. The most recent changes include updated specifications for mechanical properties and enhanced clarity regarding chemical composition requirements. These revisions aim to address advancements in technology and changes in industry practices, ensuring that compliance remains relevant and effective.